David Sanchez Quartet at the Jazz Standard
by Linda Hutchinson Playing a sax that could tame the most savage of moods, Grammy-award winner David Sanchez transformed the Jazz Standard into a serene oasis on Friday night, in the midst […]
by Linda Hutchinson Playing a sax that could tame the most savage of moods, Grammy-award winner David Sanchez transformed the Jazz Standard into a serene oasis on Friday night, in the midst […]
by Sky Disco Nathan McKee is what you get when you blend Alaskan outdoors with New York concrete. His euphoric, tingly sound seems to melt all the slab away while
by Jordan Lewis BURLINGTON, Vermont – Last week, I returned to my former home of six years, where I had the pleasure of catching Kat Wright & The Indomitable Soul Band (I.S.B.) at The Radio
Last night, New Sounds Live's Silent Film Series wrapped up its mini-retrospective of the films of Bill Morrison with a screening of 2001's Decasia, his most celebrated film. Using
It's hard to believe that it's been 4 1/2 years since the premiere of David Lang's the little match girl passion at Zankel Hall. I was there, and remember the piece standing out
Just in time for V-Day comes this little personal ad in today's TONY. Click on the link, and you'll end up on this page of personals featuring everyone from Charles Ives to Dionne
(Destroy All Monsters, 2009) Sure, he was the guy who made the creepy-cute piece on the cover of Dirty. But, Mike Kelley, who took his own life yesterday at his
Not just a fitting description for the weather we've had on the East Coast this winter. Straight off their Rick Rubin-produced third album The Russian Wilds, the power quintet from
All this week, John Schaefer's New Sounds Live is hosting it's Silent Film Series at the WFC Wintergarden with films by Bill Morrison, the documentary filmmaker. Morrison's films are typically