Coffee Conversation: Paul Jacobs – Part 1
Paul Jacobs Performing at St. Peter's Church (courtesy of The New Yorker) On the Saturday before Thanksgiving, some two dozen […]
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Paul Jacobs Performing at St. Peter's Church (courtesy of The New Yorker) On the Saturday before Thanksgiving, some two dozen […]
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by Steven Pisano What could be more sophisticated or elegant at Christmastime than Duke Ellington's music played in Harlem? The Apollo Theater
An “Ellington Christmas” at the Apollo Theater Read Post »
by Steven Pisano Photo by Steven Pisano On Wednesday night, jazz composer and drummer Tyshawn Sorey and his trio performed the first in
Tyshawn Sorey Trio at Roulette Read Post »
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Vienna Boys Choir at Chicago’s Symphony Hall Read Post »
by Steven Pisano Photo by Steven Pisano The Brooklyn Youth Chorus enjoys a solid go-to reputation in the city’s classical
The Brooklyn Youth Chorus Performs “Black Mountain Songs” at BAM Read Post »
Whenever I get the chance to go to the movies, I usually opt for indie flicks or foreign films. But,
“Aida” at the Metropolitan Opera Read Post »
Way back in 2007, at the 2nd Fun Fun Fun Fest, I had this to say about my first experience
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by Steven Pisano Photo by Steven Pisano On Sunday evening, the good citizens of Bleecker Street were invaded by common
Rutgers Opera at LPR: “The Threepenny Opera” Read Post »