by Brian WeidyIn one of the most unique and innovative performances I've ever seen, guitarist Vernon Reid brought his multimedia presentation, "Artificial Afrika," to Dixon Place on the Bowery Friday night. Reid, best
By Caleb Easterly (Photo: Carnegie Hall) The American Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Leon Botstein, has become known for digging up obscure musical treasures and designing concerts around a theme. On
Fado singer Ana Moura’s rich, soulful voice and unmistakable stage presence charmed the audience at the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts.
by Jordan Lewis Chamberlin has been called "The biggest band in Vermont that no one has ever heard of," but after seeing them for the first time on Tuesday at Mercury Lounge, they're
By Caleb Easterly The rising star violinist Ray Chen Chen bounded onto the stage Tuesday night at Le Poisson Rouge, addressing the audience with a polite British accent and cracking a couple
by Brian Donohoe Howlin Rain played a very intimate show to a crowd of about 75 on Tuesday night at the Mercury Lounge. It was the smallest show I've been to
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Ozier Muhammad for The New York Times After a stunning presentation of Bach and Messiaen back in December, the Orchestra of St. Luke’s returned to Carnegie
by Angela Sutton Marc Peloquin and Roberto Hidalgo, performing as the piano duo Split Second, gave a concert almost entirely of works from our young twenty-first century Saturday night
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
