Preview: White Light Festival 2013
The fourth edition of Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival returns this week, with its now-familiar eclectic mix of musical events spread across the Lincoln Center campus and beyond. As in
The fourth edition of Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival returns this week, with its now-familiar eclectic mix of musical events spread across the Lincoln Center campus and beyond. As in
by Melanie Wong PHILADELPHIA, PA — You’d be hard-pressed to find many American orchestras better than the Curtis Symphony Orchestra. Even with an average age of less than 22, the musicians—who
NOTE: This Contest Has Ended. Zoë Keating, the classically trained cellist who becomes a one-woman orchestra with the help of her trusty laptop, is coming to SubCulture next week, and
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Ruby Washington, The New York Times For their first program of the new season at Carnegie Hall, the Orchestra of St. Luke's presented dynamic
by Melanie Wong Photo credit: Richard Termine, The New York Times In a world where piano virtuosos are a dime a dozen, how does one stand out? Easy: By becoming
The New York Philharmonic has put on concerts in some pretty far-flung places over the past few years. Fortunately, for those who who couldn’t make it to Pyongyang in 2008,
by Zoë Gorman Photo credit: Richard Termine, The New York Times Arabella Steinbacher stole a lot of hearts Saturday night at Avery Fisher Hall as she finessed and flourished her
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Ian Douglas, The New York Times After a blockbuster opening to their season—a live performance of the score to 2001: A Space Odyssey, and
by Melanie Wong Pianist and composer Gregg Kallor gave a refreshing performance at SubCulture last week during the new venue's cross-genre piano festival. The evening centered around two of Kallor's