Berlin Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall This Week
This week, the Berlin Philharmonic, one of the two-or-three orchestras which can legitimately claim to be among the best in the world, returns to Carnegie Hall for the first time since […]
Michael Cleveland and Flamekeeper Turn Out the Lights at Southpaw
I probably would have made my way to Southpaw last night regardless of what was going on, just to see the old place one last time before it closes. (Tonight
Last Call at Southpaw
When I moved to Park Slope in 2002, the neighborhood was more-or-less a wasteland when it came to live music venues (unless you count Karaoke Night at Timboos or the
Lost In The Trees at Housing Works Bookstore
A very sweet show last night by North Carolina's Lost in the Trees, a benefit for the Housing Works Bookstore. Ari Picker, whose voice has the same high lilt as
Philadelphia Orchestra Plays Bartók at Carnegie
What better way to spend Valentine's Day than with the orchestra from the City of Brotherly Love? On Tuesday night, the Philadelphia Orchestra came to Carnegie Hall with their Chief
Whitney
I've gone back and forth as to how – or whether – to address Whitney Houston's untimely demise last week on the eve of the GRAMMYs. On the one
Yasmin Levy at Pace Presents
"Ladino will die soon. There are currently less than 200,000 people worldwide who speak it on a daily basis, and they are all 60,70, 80 years old. But, it can
The Lo Frequency and Kat Webb tonight at DROM
You know what my favorite part of Valentine's Day is? Not the champagne or chocoloate, but the music. Curtis Mayfield, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, Bettye Lavette and Sam Cooke all
Benny Golson Quartet at Jazz Standard
By Jordi Oliveres “We’re going to play for you tonight, and we have no idea what we’re going to play,” confessed 83-year-old Benny Golson before starting a thrilling set at