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Coffee Conversation: Paul Jacobs – Part 2

Towards the end of my lunch conversation with organist Paul Jacobs, he invited me to his weekly organ class, which takes place […]

Paul Jacobs Performing at St. Peter's Church (courtesy of The New Yorker) On the Saturday before Thanksgiving, some two dozen

by Steven Pisano Photo by Steven Pisano On Behalf of Nature by Meredith Monk and her Vocal Ensemble is having its

by Robert Leeper CHICAGO, IL— Over the Thanksgiving holiday, I had the chance to head out to Chicago where, in between

by Steven Pisano Photo by Steven Pisano The Brooklyn Youth Chorus enjoys a solid go-to reputation in the city’s classical

I'm starting to think that – unconditional hero-worship aside – composers are the most generous artists we have. I mean,

For my money, there is no more arresting singer in the world today than Matthias Goerne: the German baritone I

by Nick Stubblefield Ah, the music of the French: Je t'aime. Something about it has always moved me — from the

by Steven Pisano Photo by Steven Pisano Conductor Alondra de la Parra is something of an anomaly. Aside from being a woman