Feast of Music

Music and Theater

I often hear the complaint among my more visually-oriented friends that there’s "nothing to look at" when they go to […]

Those who live in New York know that there are two mainstream radio stations here that regularly program classical music.

I’ve received a bunch of comments about my recent post, calling the New York Philharmonic to task for what I

My grandmother, Agnes Matthews, was born on January 29, 1900, and lived a remarkably active and independent life well into

Out of jealousy, that is… "Brooklyn’s Grizzly Bear co-headlines with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in an awe-inspiring yet intimate evening

Acoustic instruments are having their moment in the indie scene, and for good reason: they can go fast and slow,

If you like your music kind of out there – and come on, who doesn’t? – tune in right now

I didn’t really know much about Japanese rock outfit Cornelius before going to see them Webster Hall last night, other

The idea of putting on amateur opera in New York seems, at first, a fool’s game, what with two of