Commentary: What’s Happening to Music Criticism?
"No statue has ever been erected to a critic." – Jean Sibelius Times are tough for music criticism. Just this […]
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"No statue has ever been erected to a critic." – Jean Sibelius Times are tough for music criticism. Just this […]
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"Toto, I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore." How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Become a world
University of Kansas Wind Ensemble at Carnegie Hall Read Post »
by Melanie Wong Czech singer/songwriter/violinist Iva Bittová expertly charmed the audience Sunday night at (le) Poisson Rouge, her flowing pale-blue-and-white attire
Iva Bittová’s “Fragments” at (le) Poisson Rouge Read Post »
Ensemble Sospeso and dancers performing Lewis Nielson and David Bird's Cage-like Those who do not move on last night's Ear Heart Music program
Ear Heart Music: Ensemble Sospeso Read Post »
by Aristea Mellos In the last year or two, there’s been a flurry of negative press surrounding the composer Osvaldo
“La Pasión” Brings Carnival to Carnegie Hall Read Post »
by Michael Cirigliano II After trekking from Carnegie Hall to Lincoln Center and back on a regular basis, it’s nice
Florilegium Chamber Choir Presents Bach, Bruckner & Füting Read Post »
For the first time, FoM participated in the fourth-annual New Music Bake Sale: the delightfully dorky, sweetly sincere gathering of
New Music Bake Sale 2013 Read Post »
by Nicholas Fernandez Photo courtesy of MyComaDreams.com Fred Hersch mixed jazz, musical theater, and visual art into a coherent, moving
Fred Hersch: My Coma Dreams at Miller Theater Read Post »
Fred Hersch's My Coma Dreams tells a true story of love at the dividing line between life and death. An HIV-positive
Fred Hersch, My Coma Dreams: Saturday, March 2 at Miller Theater Read Post »