by Nick Stubblefield Credit: jazzafterhours.net Last Sunday at the Jazz Standard, drummer Brian Blade’s current project, the sextet “Life Cycles,” […]
Brian Blade’s Life Cycles at The Jazz Standard Read Post »
by Steven Pisano and Pete MatthewsThe 4th Annual BRIC JazzFest returned this past weekend to the BRIC House in downtown
4th Annual BRIC JazzFest Read Post »
by Steven Pisano (All photos by Steven Pisano.) Of all the great American playwrights of the last hundred years, Eugene
Encompass New Opera Theatre Presents “Anna Christie” at Baruch Performing Arts Center Read Post »
by Steven Pisano (All photos by Steven Pisano.) The composer Gregg Kallor has an affinity for the macabre. His musical
“Frankenstein” and Other Works in Green-Wood Cemetery Read Post »
Carnegie Hall opened it's 127th season last Wednesday with Michael Tilson Thomas leading the San Francisco Symphony in a pops-style
Composer David Lang has never been comfortable with standards of music presentation. Thirty years ago, he – along with Michael
“The Mile Long Opera” on The High Line Read Post »
"John taught me that… a pipe organ, breathing the living force of air, has a soul.” – Reverend Andrew C. Mead,
A New Organ for New York: The Miller-Scott Organ at St. Thomas Church Read Post »
by Steven Pisano (Photos by Rob Davidson for the Miller Theater.) "Proving Up," the new chamber opera by composer Missy
“Proving Up” at the Miller Theatre Read Post »
by Katie ZepfSeattle's Car Seat Headrest played two sold-out shows this past weekend at Williamsburg's Brooklyn Steel. The band is known
Car Seat Headrest at Brooklyn Steel Read Post »
