“November 21, 1963: The Day Before” at Symphony Space
by Michael Cirigliano II All photos: Rahav Segev There are moments in history that not only make a sudden impact, but continue to define a generation of people; the assassination of […]
by Michael Cirigliano II All photos: Rahav Segev There are moments in history that not only make a sudden impact, but continue to define a generation of people; the assassination of […]
Pianist Ian Hobson, with whom we last visited in September, will be wrapping up his monumental Brahms retrospective at the DiMenna Center this Thursday, November 14, at 7:30 p.m. Saving the most dangerous
by Nick Fallon Supporting his most recent album, The Impostor, Bela Fleck performed new music for banjo and string quartet with Brooklyn Rider in an intimate setting last Sunday at (le)
Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony will finally be taking the stage at Carnegie Hall this week, after performances in March were canceled due to a comprehensive work
When Esa-Pekka Salonen left his post as music director of the LA Phil in 2009, he said that he wanted to devote more of his time to composing and guest conducting.
There is nothing quite like the sight of a full orchestra and chorus on a concert-hall stage to instill a religious sense of wonder and awe, especially when the music
Concert violinists aren't typically the adventurous sort. As virtuosic as folks like Joshua Bell, Gil Shaham, and Sarah Chang are, their concert repertoire rarely moves beyond the chestnut staples of
One of the great musical traditions of the Western world is the weekly services sung by the Thomanerchor of Leipzig—the 800-year-old boys choir of the Thomaskirche, once led by J.S. Bach.
NOTE: This contest has ended. Armed with an effortlessly beautiful voice, Malaysian singer-songwriter Zee Avi delights audiences with her jazzy ukulele playing and laid-back style. Chill out and relax to