PITTSBURGH, PA — During a weekend visit to Cleveland (more to come on that), I had time to drive two hours […]
Pittsburgh Symphony Performs Haydn, Danielpour, and Strauss in Heinz Hall Read Post »
Yesterday the NY Phil invited about 80 or so music writers—bloggers and newspaper critics alike—to the WNYC Greene Space for a
Only in New York: NY Phil Announces 2014–15 Season at WNYC Greene Space Read Post »
Picture this: Veteran Bay Area string quartet visits New York with a program of recent work incorporating elements from a
Ear Heart Music: Del Sol String Quartet Performs New Works Read Post »
by James Rosenfield Lost in between romanticism's last gasps and modernism's birth cries, Alexander Zemlinsky is one of those near-great composers
Mermaids, Nightingales, and Bassoons at the New York Philharmonic Read Post »
NOTE: This contest has ended. More than 30 years after Jeff "Tain" Watts began a long-running association with the Marsalis clan, the
FREE TICKETS: Watts Family Reunion Band at Jazz Standard Read Post »
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: University Musical Society, © Creative Commons News of Claudio Abbado's death earlier today at
RIP, Claudio Abbado (1933–2014) Read Post »
by Jordan Teicher The two pieces of music selected for the Gryphon Trio's performance Thursday night were conceived under circumstances too complimentary
Gryphon Trio with James Campbell at SubCulture Read Post »
Unfortunately, I'm not allowed to disclose many details about Angel's Bone, Du Yun's stunning new fantasy about human trafficking, performed
PROTOTYPE: Angel’s Bone, Theotokia, and The War Reporter Read Post »
by Melanie Wong Webster Hall hosted the 12th annual globalFEST, North America's largest and most comprehensive world-music festival, on Sunday night—a riotous sold-out
GlobalFEST Rocks Webster Hall Read Post »
