String Songs
Singer/Songwriter Michi Wiancko’s Kono Michi played Barbes Sunday night, part of the semi-regular Barbes Classical series (now hosted by Bethany). But, outside the array of stringed instruments onstage (including Wiancko’s
New Music
Sun Power
The idea of putting on an outdoor concert in New York City powered exclusively by solar panels is a clever and necessary one for these energy-troubled times. One could excuse
Lo-hi
“Who would have thought that skipping art school, playing the right songs, would get you into the Whitney?” Jared Phillips, Times New Viking Honestly, I don’t know what Jefferson
Make Music New York Wrap-up
I never made it above Bleecker St. during yesterday's Make Music New York, but still managed a full plate of punk, indie, jazz and new music on a long, gorgeous summer day. You can check out
Feast of Music (live)
A reminder that Make Music New York happens this Saturday, June 21 at venues all around the five boroughs. The free, day-long event is the American outpost of France's Fête
Museum Music
It's good to be back in New York. And, no better homecoming than last night's Wordless Music show at the Whitney, part of the Whitney Live series of free, Friday
Paul and Philip
An insightful, casual conversation tonight between Philip Glass and Paul Simon at BAM’s Harvey Theater, where the two composers shared thoughts for 90 minutes, mostly about music. Simon started things
Stochastic Finale
For all of you who might be listening to the Stochastic Hit Parade on WFMU right now, here’s hoping you made it out to Barbes this past Wednesday to see