CONTACT Lenses
The NY Phil – or, at least, those who weren't stuck at Avery Fisher - traveled 30 blocks north from their usual home to Symphony Space Friday night for the second (and […]
Classical
Feast of Music Presents – Vol. 1
Last night's first-ever of Feast of Music Presents brought a little bit of everything to the back room of Littlefield, located on an unassuming stretch of Degraw Street between 3rd and 4th
Inspiration
On the eve of the first Feast of Music Presents, I'd like to share this little essay penned by one Doc Pickles that pretty well captures what I hope this
FoM Presents – Getting There, etc.
For all those who have never been to Littlefield, or don't make a habit of traveling to Park Slope on a Thursday night (or any night of the week), guess what? You're
Papering the Neighborhood
Let's just hope they're not reserving one of those for Your's Truly… See here for a larger version of that flyer.
Friday Sublime
After the solemn collects at yesterday's Good Friday liturgy at St. Thomas Church, there was this stretch of solemn ritual that left all present hushed with awe and wonder. A large
Helmut Lachenmann @ 75
"I've never been happy as a composer. Music is not meant to be happy – it's meant to be a study of intensity, of transcendence." Pictured: Helmut Lachenmann last night
ANNOUNCING: Feast of Music Presents…
For a long time now, Feast of Music has surveyed the multifaceted New York music scene: everything from grand orchestra concerts to grungy indie rock shows. There's never been a