The Flatlanders Bring Grassroots to Zankel Hall
by David Artavia West Texas was alive and well Saturday night at Carnegie Hall, with The Flatlanders performing as part of WFUV’s Live at Zankel concert series. Before the show even […]
by David Artavia West Texas was alive and well Saturday night at Carnegie Hall, with The Flatlanders performing as part of WFUV’s Live at Zankel concert series. Before the show even […]
The ageless, elegant Barbara Carroll behind the piano with Ken Peplowski Tuesday night, part of WBGO's ongoing series at the excellent new jazz club 54 Below, in the heart of the Theater District.
by Laura Wasson Photo credit: Laura Wasson Joyful: That isn’t a word that typically comes to mind when thinking of sludgy, dirty rock music, but I can’t think of a
by Craig Brinker Photo credit: Alan Nahigian Paul Motian's career spanned more than 50 years, including work with numerous ensembles, participation in more than 100 recordings, and performances with some
This week, artist Nick Cave (not to be confused with he of the Bad Seeds) takes over Grand Central Terminal with Heard NY: a site-specfic work featuring 30 dancers from the Alvin
by Laura Wasson Photo credit: Laura Wasson New York is home to so many buzzy up-and-coming bands, it’s easy to forget that for a group from a far-flung city or country,
by Craig Brinker While preparing a tribute concert to honor jazz legend Paul Motian at Symphony Space this past Friday, March 22, Feast of Music had a chance to talk
by Aristea Mellos Last Thursday marked the sixth night of Bowlive IV—an eight-day music festival devoted to the jiving spirit of soul-jazz that takes place annually at the Brooklyn Bowl. It’s
by Craig Brinker Ravi Coltrane is currently in the midst of a six-day run at Jazz Standard, playing with three different quartets during his stand at the venue—an unusual arrangement that