New Music

I'm on a school bus, on my way to the Rare Forest for a "Soundwalk" hosted by Canadian composer/acoustic ecologist […]

I'll be making my way to Kitchener, Ontario this weekend for the biennial Open Ears Festival of music and sound,

"Climaxes of great sonority and high complexity appear and are dissolved into the endlessness. At times you feel you  have

It took 45 years for Terry Riley's In C to make it to Carnegie Hall, but if Kronos Quartet founder/concert organizer

Michael Gordon's Trance, an hour-long work for acoustic and electronic orchestra, was rocked by Signal tonight in the middle of

The Tank's annual Bent Festival – similar to December's Blip Festival – invites hackers and composers to reconfigure electronic toys

So, you know those holiday craft fairs they have during Christmas time, where locals sell beaded jewelry, knit scarves, and

Take four percussionists, eight MacBooks, and a pair of electronic pranksters, put it all together, and you get a hot

There's this thing that happens when a concert begins – when the music is light and gentle and penetrating –