A fun night of indie, electronica, and old-fashioned soul at Celebrate Brooklyn last night, opening with a high-energy set from […]
Jamie Lidell, Dan Deacon, and Stepkids Played Celebrate Brooklyn Read Post »
by Laura Wasson To listen to Crash Kings is to enter an aural anti-gravity chamber. It all seems and sounds
Crash Kings at Bowery Ballroom Read Post »
by Aristea Mellos Deb Oh & the Cavaliers at Brooklyn Bowl (L to R: Emily Kalish, Alan Jeffries, Dave Yim, Dari Matilsky
Deb Oh Holds Court with Her Cavaliers at Brooklyn Bowl Read Post »
"This once-hopeless festival has become an unlikely model of change…It did not invent any of the principles that pulled them
Mostly Mozart Festival Opens with Beethoven, Debussy, and Mozart Read Post »
by Melanie Wong What do you get when Moulin Rouge meets a traveling carnival and Shakira? Vagabond Opera, of course—the Bohemian
Vagabond Opera Enchants Joe’s Pub Read Post »
Tristan Perich, Microtonal Wall, 2011 On August 10, MoMA opens its first major exhibition of sound art, called Soundings: A
Preview: “Soundings” Exhibition at MoMA Read Post »
On a near-perfect evening last night, The Knights—Colin and Eric Jacobsen’s ambitious “flexible orchestra”—performed at Central Park’s Naumburg Bandshell, now
The Knights Bring Bach and Britten to Naumburg Bandshell Read Post »
COOPERSTOWN, NY — I’ve seen David Lang’s Pulitzer Prize-winning the little match girl passion on at least three separate occasions now, and
David Lang’s “Little Match Girl Passion” at Glimmerglass Opera Read Post »
by Robert Leeper Don’t be fooled by the picture above: JP Jofre is no typical accordion player. In fact, he doesn’t
JP Jofre’s Hard Tango Chamber Band at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Read Post »
