Caitlin Mathes at the National Arts Club
by FoMThis past Monday, my friend Nate invited me to go check out a recital at the National Arts Club on Gramercy Park South. It was the sort of high
Classical
Ljova at the Rubenstein Atrium
Ljova and his friends Romashka, the Tall Tall Trees, the PubliQuartet, Johnny Gandelsman (of Brooklyn Rider), Sarah Natochenny and Ingrid Gordon all made their way uptown last night to Lincoln Center's David Rubernstein Auditorium for a free concert celebrating the
New York Philharmonic CONTACT at the Metropolitan Museum
by FoMOne of my favorite new holiday traditions is the NY Phil's CONTACT new music series, which for the past three years has taken place a couple of weeks before Christmas.
Anthony Amato & Olga Bloom: Big Things In Small Packages
by FoM I've seen a lot of music in just about every imaginable venue in this town, but one place I, regrettably, never made it to was Amato Opera, which shut
Robert Spano Leads the Orchestra of St. Luke’s
by Michael Cirigliano II Placing Messiaen between two Bach works may seem like a bold move, but in all actuality, the two composers are brethren in their pursuit of the
Darmstadt Essential Repertoire at Issue Project Room
by Caleb Easterly and Pete M. As I mentioned previously, Issue Project Room hosted their annual Darmstadt Essential Repertoire fest last weekend, packing the house on three consecutive nights for
Young New Yorkers’ Chorus: NOVA!
by Michael Cirigliano II About three-quarters of the way through the Young New Yorkers’ Chorus’ program Sunday evening at the Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, artistic director and conductor Michael
Elliott Carter @ 103
I'll admit, I was starting to wonder about Elliott Carter, not having heard much from him since the celebrations surrounding his 100th birthday in 2008. I mean, it really wouldn't be