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Caroline Shaw Wins Pulitzer Prize for Music

Aaron Copland. Samuel Barber. John Adams. And now, Caroline Shaw. Shaw, 30, today joined the elite fraternity of American composers […]

by Michael Cirigliano II Despite being only two hours away on the Metro-North Railroad, the Yale School of Music is

As (le) Poisson Rouge discovered five years ago, people like a little alcohol with their classical/contemporary music. So, when I heard

Forget Duda: the most captivating conductor in America today is David Robertson, hands down. Whether it's his innovative programs with

Last weekend's edition of CONTACT!, the NY Phil's new-music series, leaned older and more establishment than in the recent past. Which is

by David Artavia Transatlantic Ensemble’s Friday night performance at (le) Poisson Rouge might have created a new dictionary entry for

by Melanie Wong Known for their originality, innovation, and experimental nature, Alarm Will Sound presented “Composed for Us” last Saturday

by Melanie Wong As the Amphion String Quartet gears up for their Carnegie Hall debut this month, violinists Katie Hyun

by Melanie Wong As if winning the Principal Clarinet position with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra last September wasn’t enough, 21-year-old