Lincoln Center Festival: Zorn@60
"I've always thought of myself as a composer, but the world has had a hard time looking at me as a composer because a lot of what I compose is
Patrick Krief Leaves Ears Pounding at Bowery Electric
by Melanie Wong Patrick Krief, the longtime guitarist of Montreal-based rock group The Dears, is currently on tour promoting his recent solo album, Hundred Thousand Pieces. Critics are raving about
FREE TICKETS: The Pinstripes Invade SubCulture
If dancing the night away to a glorious concoction of ska, reggae, and soul is your idea of a good time, then you'll definitely want to catch The Pinstripes when
Polyphonic Spree Lights Up Bowery Ballroom
by Melanie Wong Last week, a large white sheet veiled the front of the Bowery Ballroom stage as 15 members of the neo-psychedelic symphonic-pop troupe Polyphonic Spree filtered in behind
Squarepusher at (le) Poisson Rouge
by Caroline Sanchez Photos credit: Greg Cristman Words can barely describe the intensity of Squarepusher's Tuesday night performance at (le) Poisson Rouge. Everything from the quality of the samples to the massive
Hauschka, Jeffrey Zeigler, and Samuli Kosminen at Pier 15
River to River'sr EX-SITU series of site-specific performances concluded last night at South Street Seaport's Pier 15: a surprisingly sleek and peaceful space surrounded by water, and a far cry the
New York Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks 2013
The NY Phil made their triumphant return to the Borough City of Brooklyn (thanks for the correction, Marty Markowitz) last night for the first of their annual series of Concerts in
Anna Clyne’s “The Violin” at Federal Hall
Last night, I stopped by Federal Hall—caddy-corner from the NY Stock Exchange and site of Washington's first inauguration—for Anna Clyne's The Violin: a multimedia piece for two violins, played by Cornelius Dufallo