Revel(a)tion
How is it, exactly, that Cleveland – home to Drew Carey, Slyman's and Lolly the Trolley – gets to have the best orchestra in the U.S.? That's what I find […]
Bruckner (R)evolution: Saturday and Sunday Pics
The Cleveland Orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall with Franz Welser-Möst after Bruckner's 8th Symphony, 7/16/11. Franz Welser-Möst Cleveland Orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall after John Adams' Doctor Atomic Symphony, 7/17/11. John Adams
Titus Andronicus @ 4 Knots Festival
Decent – if silly – show from NJ indie darlings Titus Andronicus at yesterday's inaugural 4Knots Music Festival at the Seaport. Unfortunately, this was one of the few highlights of
4 Knots ≠Siren Festival
The Siren Festival may be no more, but the Village Voice has returned this year with a new free festival for all of you who were sick of making the
What Might Have Been…
(photo: El Pais)Solid piece by Zach Woolfe in this week's Times, combining a review of Madrid's new production of Messiaen's Saint Francois d'Assise with an eye-opening interview with the Teatro Real's new artistic director,
Bruckner (R)evolution: Wednesday and Thursday Pics
The Cleveland Orchestra with Franz Welser-Möst and John Adams after Guide To Strange Places, 7/13/11. The Cleveland Orchestra with Franz Welser-Möst after Bruckner's 5th symphony, 7/13/11. Franz Welser-Möst, John Adams and Leila Josefowicz after Adams'
Bruckner, Adams and Cleveland
The classical music event of the summer is coming to Avery Fisher Hall this week, with the Cleveland Orchestra and their music director, Franz Welser-Möst performing four concerts in five days as part
Dither Extravaganza This Friday
How's this for a fun way to spend a Friday night: spend $6 for a marathon featuring Marc Ribot, So Percussion, Ches Smith and These Arches, Ted Hearne and Philip White’s