The Brooklyn Philharmonic continued its reboot season at the initimate Galapagos Art Space Wednesday night with a show that was technically more chamber recital than orchestra concert (as they've been doing at
by Michael Cirigliano II The Spring for Music Festival returns to Carnegie Hall this week, showcasing six North American orchestras that were hand-picked by festival personnel for their dynamic programming.
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: J.D. Scott For their final concert of the season at Alice Tully Hall, the Juilliard Orchestra presented a remarkable program of Sibelius, Bartók, and
Following Steve Smith's recent example, I've decided to go ahead and set up a parallel page for FoM on Tumblr, the not-exactly-new but fast-growing microblogging service, which stands comfortably in
Jenny Scheinman, 9/27/11For those who haven't heard, my local bar/music venue – Barbes – is turning 10 this week, with packed bills every night that run the gamut from classical,
by Angela Sutton Berlin-based Artemis Quartet appeared at LPR on Tuesday night—minus violinist Natalia Prishepenko, due to unforeseen circumstances. This unfortunate absence, however, merely redirected the ensemble's performance with collaborator Jacques
Classical returns to Le Poisson Rouge (158 Bleecker St. in Manhattan) tonight with a chamber music concert featuring works by Beethoven, Brahms, and Piazzolla, performed by members of the Artemis
by Caleb Easterly The string quartet ETHEL has made a splash in chamber-music circles and the classical music world at large, becoming known for performances that stray from the
(Photo: Alex G. Knight) Oh, MATA Festival, how you tease me. You come into my life for but a brief week, cause my heart to flutter, stomach to clench, instigate
