Aaron Goldberg Trio at the Jazz Standard
by Linda Hutchinson "Energetic" is always the verb that comes to my mind when I think of Aaron Goldberg’s piano playing. Listening to the man work his frenzied magic on […]
Christmas Engagements
Apparently, 'tis the season to get engaged: tonight at my parents' house in New Jersey, my cousin Kevin and his longtime girlfriend, Valerie, just agreed to tie the knot sometime
Merry Christmas
by FoMFrom one of the more remarkable recitals I've ever attended: Christopher Taylor at the Angel Orensanz Center, December 2003. Just one of the many musical expressions of Christmas. Hope your's
Christmas in Cambridge
by FoMEach Christmas Eve morning for as long as I can remember, I've tuned into NPR's live broadcast of A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols from Kings College in
Howard Fishman to Play the Kaufman Center on 1/19
by Brian Weidy Since 2000, Howard Fishman's unique sounded blended from dozens of genres has catapulted him to playing some of the most prestigious rooms across the globe, from The
Caitlin Mathes at the National Arts Club
by FoMThis past Monday, my friend Nate invited me to go check out a recital at the National Arts Club on Gramercy Park South. It was the sort of high
Consider the Source with The Stomping Ground at Sullivan Hall
by Brian Weidy Despite feeling under the weather, I made the trek down to Sullivan Hall, one of my favorite venues in Manhattan, to see one of the best new
Ljova at the Rubenstein Atrium
Ljova and his friends Romashka, the Tall Tall Trees, the PubliQuartet, Johnny Gandelsman (of Brooklyn Rider), Sarah Natochenny and Ingrid Gordon all made their way uptown last night to Lincoln Center's David Rubernstein Auditorium for a free concert celebrating the
Consider the Source at Sullivan Hall Tonight
by Brian Weidy Tonight, Consider the Source brings their unique "Sci-Fi Middle Eastern Funk" to Sullivan Hall. This should be a special show for a number of reasons, starting out with