FREE TICKETS: Miloš, Béla Fleck, and Brooklyn Rider at LPR!
NOTE: This contest has ended. Banjo master Béla Fleck and classical guitar maven Miloš Karadaglić are coming to LPR this Sunday night at 8:00 p.m., and FoM is giving away a pair of […]
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Preview: White Light Festival 2013
The fourth edition of Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival returns this week, with its now-familiar eclectic mix of musical events spread across the Lincoln Center campus and beyond. As in
New York Phil Free Webcasts on Medici.tv
The New York Philharmonic has put on concerts in some pretty far-flung places over the past few years. Fortunately, for those who who couldn’t make it to Pyongyang in 2008,
Bronfman Strikes Sparks with Philharmonic
by Angela Sutton Photo credit: New York Philharmonic Tuesday night's concert at Avery Fisher Hall rounded out the first series program of the New York Philharmonic's 2013-14 season with a
Hobson versus Brahms at DiMenna Center
by Angela Sutton Pianist Ian Hobson continued his two-month examination of Brahms at the DiMenna Center on Thursday night before an audience of avid connoisseurs, with the pianist showing a
John Zorn @ 60 This Week
John Zorn is pretty much everywhere you look this week in New York, where the Zorn@60 birthday festivities are ramping up to a fever pitch. Today (9/24) you can hear Zorn himself
Portland Cello Project at (le) Poisson Rouge
Is there anything more entrancing than the sound of a cello? How about five cellos? How about five cellists who hail from the hippest, most enlightened city in America playing
SubCulture Opens Its Doors
SubCulture, the new subterranean performance space on the corner of Bleecker and Lafayette, officially opened its doors Monday night with an invite-only concert that showcased its eclectic booking policy, ranging
The Knights Bring Bach and Britten to Naumburg Bandshell
On a near-perfect evening last night, The Knights—Colin and Eric Jacobsen’s ambitious “flexible orchestra”—performed at Central Park’s Naumburg Bandshell, now in its 114th season. The mostly geriatric older audience packed