This Week’s Concerts

Tonight, I’ll be up at Carnegie to see James Levine with the BSO in an all-French program including the NY premiere of Henri Dutillieux’s Le Temps l’Horloge, for soprano and

This Is New York

Last night was one of those evenings that makes me happy to live in New York. After a frustrating day spent waiting four hours for a mover to come take

Something Old, Something New…

On my way home from watching Gustavo Dudamel’s debut last night with the New York Philharmonic, I found myself unexpectedly depressed. Not because his performance wasn’t thrilling, or didn’t live

Off The Grid

After another late night at work, I took the L train to Williamsburg tonight to a raw space called Death By Audio, located on S. 2nd between Kent and Wythe.

Turkey Break

I’ll be taking a bit of a break from musical activities this weekend, but did want to call everyone’s attention out to some upcoming NYC musical events worth your consideration

Coda

After a week of being out at concerts almost every night, I was really debating whether or not it was a good idea to tack another on Monday night. That

Turkey Ring

For all you night owls out there, WNYC (93.9 FM) is presenting an Overnight Music Ring cycle, with tonight bringing the third of the four operas, Siegfried. (If you’re not

Rite Of 175th St.

The first time I met Simon Rattle was on a snowy January night in 2003, in the backstage area of the Musikverein in Vienna, where he had just conducted the

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