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Centennia

2008 marks the centennial of two of the most iconoclastic and influential composers of the twentieth century, both of whom […]

Update: Thanks to a flyer in last night’s Philharmonic program, I learned that the Day of Berio is on as

Maybe it’s having just heard three concerts in the miraculous Disney Hall, maybe it’s because I got stuck in the

New York can boast an impressive lineup of marathon music events: the CMJ Music Marathon, the Bang on a Can

“New music was always a big deal to me growing up. It just made sense that I had Pixies records

"The idea of the arts is not to be the response to what is going on. It's to be a

I’ve got one final concert on this week-long musical escapade: Messiaen’s “From the Canyons to the Stars,” with Salonen conducting.

A longer post is forthcoming about the two Concrete Frequency concerts I’ve heard at Disney Hall, but I can’t let

When I was attending the University of Notre Dame back in the 90's, I used to drive up from South