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Duke Ellington, who was born this day in 1899, was by any measure the greatest composer this country has ever […]
Duke Ellington, who was born this day in 1899, was by any measure the greatest composer this country has ever […]
The chamber orchestra is a unique musical animal, combining the fleetness of a string quartet with the power of a
Australian Chamber Orchestra at Zankel Hall Read Post »
by Nick Stubblefield Growing up playing piano, I was often asked, "Who is your favorite pianist?" It was a tough
Michel Camilo “Three+Three” at the Blue Note Read Post »
by Christina Klessig Entering into the minimalistic Whitebox Art Center on Friday night was like stepping into a rehearsal space
Handel’s “Orlando” at the Whitebox Art Center Read Post »
This contest is now ended. PUBLIQuartet, one of New York's most "independent minded ensembles" (New Yorker), bring an innovative program
Free Tickets: PUBLIQuartet at Weill Recital Hall Tomorrow Night Read Post »
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has been working hard to pivot away from it's reputation as a sober repository of artistic
Jazz & Colors at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Read Post »
This Sunday, the Australian Chamber Orchestra – reputed to be one of the finest chamber orchestras in the world –
Preview: Australian Chamber Orchestra Perform Jonny Greenwood’s “Water” at Carnegie Hall Read Post »
Anne-Sophie Mutter takes the the Carnegie Hall stage with the New World Symphony next Tuesday, April 28th at 8:00pm for a performance of
Free Tickets: New World Symphony at Carnegie Hall Read Post »
by Steven Pisano With members hailing originally from Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Israel, and across the U.S., the lineup of the
SF Jazz Collective at Jazz Standard Read Post »