by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Ruby Washington, The New York Times For their first program of the new season at Carnegie Hall, the Orchestra of St. Luke's presented dynamic
by Melanie Wong Photo credit: Richard Termine, The New York Times In a world where piano virtuosos are a dime a dozen, how does one stand out? Easy: By becoming
The New York Philharmonic has put on concerts in some pretty far-flung places over the past few years. Fortunately, for those who who couldn’t make it to Pyongyang in 2008,
by Robert Leeper Photo credit: Ken Howard There are a lot of big-ticket, big-cast operas to sift through at the Metropolitan Opera these days. However, tucked between the much-touted Two
I made it out a bit earlier to CMJ yesterday, stopping by the Judson Memorial Church on Washington Square, from where Seattle indie-stalwart KEXP has been broadcasting live this whole week. This
by Nick Fallon This past Sunday, Grandpa Musselman & His Syncopators played three sets for the Oyster Bash at The Standard Biergarten, bringing the sounds of ragtime and 1920s jazz to all the
The last day of CMJ always feels like a beehive of activity, with everyone running around in a desperate frenzy to catch this or that buzzed-about band before they leave.
NOTE: This Contest Has Ended. Are you ready for world music, electronics, performance art, and Tribal Fusion dance to unite? We sure hope so, because Beats Antique is coming to Irving
Our favorite quirky quartet, NeW bEAT FUNd, answered five quick questions ahead of tonight’s show at the Gramercy Theatre. Here’s what they had to say: FoM: Where does your name come from? NbF: The
