Feast of Music Turns Seven
Seven years ago today, Feast of Music was launched with a review of—of all things—the Minnesota Orchestra at Carnegie Hall with Osmo Vänskä. (I liked it.) Back then, FoM was […]
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Steve Schick Astonishes at Miller Theatre
All photos: Karli Cadel Steve Schick proved last night at Miller Theatre that he is far more than just a talented musician. He is a deeply sensitive, thoughtful human being
Family Fun Tomorrow at Carnegie and the NY Philharmonic
Super Bowl Boulevard might be where all the daytrippers are hanging out this week, but if you and the kids don’t feel like waiting a couple of hours to ride
Carnegie Hall Announces 2014-15 Season
What can I say? I'm a sucker for a free lunch. Continuing the parade of performing arts institutions eager to trot out their offerings to members of the scribbling class,
Coffee Conversation: Bora Yoon
Multimedia composer/performer Bora Yoon has spent the better part of a decade developing her one-woman show, Sunken Cathedral, which she describes as "an architectural journey through a house, and an archetypal journey through
Preview: The Nouveau Classical Project at SubCulture
The Nouveau Classical Project is known for eclectic musical productions as well as for their forays into the world of fashion. On Tuesday, January 28, the group performs their latest
FREE TICKETS: The Music of Now Marathon at Symphony Space
Photo credit: Richard Alexander Caraballo NOTE: This contest has ended. The Music of Now: Rapid Ear Movement (REM) kicks off February's citywide Composer's Now Festival, beginning at 2:00 p.m. this Saturday at Symphony
New York Guitar Festival: Silent Films/Live Guitars
by Robert Leeper Badi Assad (top) and Kaki King On Thursday night at Merkin Concert Hall, The Goddess, a classic film from the golden age of Chinese cinema, was given a
GRAMMYs 2014 Preview
Apologies for the ad—you can thank the Times—but just had to share this tender, sweet improv by Caroline Shaw, who is making her way to L.A. as we speak with