Deer Tick at Webster Hall
Edit: Another guest post, this time from Brian, who saw Deer Tick while I was wasting time out in NJ, watching the Giants lay an egg against the Eagles. (Yes, […]
Bernard Haitink and Bruckner
With one or two rare exceptions, the symphonies of Anton Bruckner are best left to conductors in the twlight of their careers. These expansive creations, often lasting for an hour
Nico Muhly’s Dark Sisters
What I want to know is: when the hell did Nico find time to write Dark Sisters: the two act opera currently onstage at the Gerald Lynch Theater? Just five months ago, Nico
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The Kooks – Webster Hall 11/17 & 11/18
Edit: In order to keep the content of FoM frequent and fresh, I've decided to recruit a number of guest authors to help me navigate the wide, deep river music that
Fun Fun Fun Fest 6 – Video Montage
If the pics didn't do it for you, this should you give you a good idea of what went down on Auditorium Shores. (Music: "Polish Girl" by Neon Indian.)
WBGO’s The Checkout Live: Lage Lund
For more than two years, WBGO's Josh Jackson has hosted The Checkout: a weekly show that features what’s new on the New York jazz scene. The companion site is full of on-demand content, including interviews,
Louis Armstrong on Music
On Saturday, I decided to treat myself for my birthday with a visit to the Louis Armstrong House and Museum in Corona Park, Queens. A small row house on an unassuming