The 27th annual Bang on a Can Marathon takes place this Sunday once again at the World Financial Center Wintergarden, featuring performances from a variety of ensembles spanning the music […]
Preview: the 27th Bang on a Can Marathon this Sunday Read Post »
Super Bowl Boulevard might be where all the daytrippers are hanging out this week, but if you and the kids don’t feel like waiting a couple of hours to ride
Family Fun Tomorrow at Carnegie and the NY Philharmonic Read Post »
by Melanie Wong In preparation for their upcoming concert, composer collective Circles and Lines—Angelica Negron, Eric Lemmon, Dylan Glatthorn, Noam Faingold (via Skype), Conrad Winslow (absent)—and contemporary chamber group Cadillac
Cadillac Moon Ensemble Prepares for Collaboration with Circles and Lines Read Post »
by Melanie Wong Known for their originality, innovation, and experimental nature, Alarm Will Sound presented “Composed for Us” last Saturday at Carnegie Hall. Carnegie’s intimate Zankel Hall was a perfect
Alarm Will Sound Not Sounding Well at Carnegie Hall Read Post »
by Gabriel FurtadoPart of a painting by Sakai Hōitsu Much has been made of the parallels between music and the visual arts: Debussy’s love of Turner's seascapes, Rauchenberg’s White Paintings providing
Bang On A Can All-Stars Premiere Two New Works at Japan Society Read Post »
Along with all of the other musical happenings in the Berkshires this past weekend, Bang on a Can wrapped up their 11th annual Summer Music Festival at Mass MoCA on Saturday with a Marathon concert in
Bang on a Can Summer Marathon 2012 Read Post »
In 1993, Jane Moss, Lincoln Center's Ehrenkranz Artistic Director, called up the offices of Bang on a Can with an unusual proposition: to see if they might be interested in hosting
Bang on a Can 25th Anniversary Concert at Alice Tully Hall Read Post »
