New York Festival of Song Next, Curated by Russell Platt
by Gabriel Furtado Sauer & Bouvier after performing Platt's "Muldoon Songs" The New York Festival of Song, well known for its concert series at Merkin Hall, presented the final performance […]
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ETHEL Album Release Party at Joe’s Pub
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
Bang on a Can 25th Anniversary Concert at Alice Tully Hall
In 1993, Jane Moss, Lincoln Center's Ehrenkranz Artistic Director, called up the offices of Bang on a Can with an unusual proposition: to see if they might be interested in hosting
MATA Festival 2012 Wrap-Up
(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
Klangforum Wien at the Austrian Cultural Forum
A decade ago, Klangforum Wien – Austria's leading contemporary music ensemble – opened the Austrian Cultural Forum on 52nd Street with an eight-hour marathon concert in the building's jewel box theater.
Philip Glass and Tim Fain Concert at the Met Museum
Tonight at 7 pm (as in RIGHT NOW) Q2 Music presents a live audio Webcast of composer-pianist Philip Glass and violinist Tim Fain's performance from the Met Museum's Temple of Dendur. Hosted by WQXR's Terrance McKnight, the
MATA Festival: Composer/Performers Today at Roulette
The second night of this year's MATA Festival – devoted, as in past years, to composers under the age of 40 – focused on the music of young composer/performers, with
“Data Garden: Quartet” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
by Tom Emmerling PHILADELPHIA, PA - Usually, when faced with the age-old question, "Is it Art?" I tend to just default to, "Sure, why not?" if only for the sake of
Ensemble LPR Performs “The Sinking of the Titanic” on the 100th Anniversary at Le Poisson Rouge
Sure, James Cameron may have nailed the final moments of the Titanic, but his depiction of history's best-known maritime disaster ends once the mighty ship disappears beneath the surface of