FREE TICKETS: Kronos Quartet at Carnegie Hall
Photo credit: Jay Blakesburg NOTE: This contest has ended. The Kronos Quartet host their 40th-anniversary celebration at Carnegie Hall this Friday at 8:00 p.m., and FoM is giving away five […]
Photo credit: Jay Blakesburg NOTE: This contest has ended. The Kronos Quartet host their 40th-anniversary celebration at Carnegie Hall this Friday at 8:00 p.m., and FoM is giving away five […]
by Robert Leeper After a delayed start to his run in Wozzeck at the Metropolitan Opera, Thomas Hampson returned from illness to take over the titular character last week. Hampson's tormented
Story telling among friends. That was the impression given during Wednesday nights Ecstatic Music Festival performance. The Merkin Concert Hall stage was a gathering of old friends and collaborators who wanted to play some new music that they had written. Timo Andres–whose new song cycle Work Songs was the impetus for the gathering–Gabriel Kahane, Ted Hearne, Becca Steven, and Nathan Koci each brought their unique charms to create a musical quilt in celebration of their musical friendship.
The reserved approach to the evening could have done with another uptempo number or two, but the relaxing atmosphere added to the storytelling effect apparent in most of the pieces. Each whisper or shout had a supporting role to the stories being told, and was wrapped up in the warm, if often subdued, sounds behind them.
by Melanie Wong This past Saturday at Carnegie Hall, National Symphony maestro Christoph Eschenbach led the Vienna Philharmonic through the penultimate event of this year's Vienna: City of Dreams festival. Eschenbach,
With the Vienna Philharmonic wrapping up their historic Carnegie Hall residency this past Sunday, here’s a look at some of the other concerts we didn’t have a chance to cover:
by Angela Sutton Photo credit: Chris Lee In a blockbuster program at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, the Vienna Philharmonic closed its latest visit to New York with maestro Zubin Mehta
by James Rosenfield Photo credit: Ian Douglas, The New York Times The superstars were out in force—at least a force of two—as Yuja Wang and Gustavo Dudamel shone from the Avery
NOTE: This contest has ended. Rockin' cello band Break of Reality heads to SubCulture this weekend while on tour in support of their soon-to-be-released album, TEN, and FoM is giving away a pair of
by Angela Sutton On Tuesday evening I sat down with the excellent pianist (and one of the nicest people you're likely ever to meet) Benjamin Hochman to discuss his upcoming