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
Aaron Goldberg Trio at the Jazz Standard This Friday
by Linda Hutchinson If you have Windows Vista, you may have noticed a sample music piece entitled "Oam’s Blues." It is an energetic little jazz number featuring Aaron Goldberg on
Phil Niblock’s Winter Solstice
On the longest night of the year, its only appropriate that Phil Niblock fills Roulette with his elongated drones, accompanied by films on three screens of third world farmers and
Phish to Play MSG 12/28-31
by Brian Weidy (The band in their "Tropical Hot Dog" from their 1999 New Years Eve show) In what at this point has become an annual tradition, Phish, one of
Make Music Winter is Tomorrow
The folks that brought us Make Music New York – held each year on the Summer Solstice – have decided to celebrate tomorrow's Winter Solstice with the first annual Make Music Winter: