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Chicago Symphony at Carnegie

Shame to spend such a nice day indoors, but having just heard Riccardo Muti conduct an impossibly grand performance of […]

Toronto pianist/composer John Farah was back in NYC last week, performing his unique brand of music that seamlessly blends classical,

For those who missed the last LA Phil Live in January, your next opportunity is a week from Sunday, when

Confounding those media outlets who've branded Lincoln Center's inaugural Tully Scope Festival as "avant-garde," pianist Emanuel Ax took the stage of

Ok, I'll admit it: there are some Sundays when I just want to sleep in. Or, at the very least,

What is this, SXSW? Tonight, it'll certainly feel like it as I shuffle back and forth along upper Broadway to

Yet another new entry to the NYC music calendar kicks off tonight with Lincoln Center's inaugural Tully Scope Festival: a

"When I first started touring in 2004, I was a very different person and I was writing very different music. I

For those who care, Tony Tommasini just released his final list of the Top 10 Composers of all time in