Don Pedro’s
After the New Amsterdam show at The Bell House, I rode the G up to Don Pedro's: an old Spanish social club on the fringes of Williamsburg that now hosts […]
Bell (House) Orchestra
The scene when I arrived at The Bell House last night was radically different that it was on Monday, when I was there for a more-or-less standard indie show with Philly's A Sunny Day in Glasgow. Last
Friday Sublime
After the solemn collects at yesterday's Good Friday liturgy at St. Thomas Church, there was this stretch of solemn ritual that left all present hushed with awe and wonder. A large
Helmut Lachenmann @ 75
"I've never been happy as a composer. Music is not meant to be happy – it's meant to be a study of intensity, of transcendence." Pictured: Helmut Lachenmann last night
ANNOUNCING: Feast of Music Presents…
For a long time now, Feast of Music has surveyed the multifaceted New York music scene: everything from grand orchestra concerts to grungy indie rock shows. There's never been a
Langhorne Slim @ City Winery
Langhorne Slim and his killer band (David Moore on banjo/keyboard, Jeff Ratner on bass, Malachi Delorenzo, drums) tore through a two-hour set last night at City Winery that had all
Shadows
This is Holy Week in the Christian tradition, and of all the ancient rites and rituals associated with this week, none is more invested with symbolism than the office of
A Sunny Day In Glasgow/Mahogany Pics
The Bell House, 3/29/10 Mahogany (Brooklyn, NY) A Sunny Day In Glasgow (Philadelphia, PA) More pics at the Fan Page and on Flickr.
Sinfully Good
Pianist Kathleen Supove seemed to relish the chance to play at the First Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn Heights on Friday night. Speaking from the richly carved pulpit in between pieces by