by Steven Pisano (All photos by Steven Pisano.) Consider, if you will, the following partial description of an object in an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which ended […]
Lez Zeppelin at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Read Post »
by Robert Leeper In the years before the World War I, Béla Bartók traveled the countryside in his native Hungary and the surrounding areas collecting, cataloging, and even primitively recording
Calder Quartet and Iva Bittová Complete Bartók Cycle at Metropolitan Museum of Art Read Post »
by Robert Leeper Photo credit: Hiroyuki Ito, The New York Times After the Calder Quartet's last show at the Met, which was clean but lacked a certain edge, they regrouped
Calder Quartet and David Longstreth at Metropolitan Museum of Art Read Post »
by Robert Leeper California's Calder Quartet appeared Saturday night at the Met Museum's Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium, the first in a series of programs pairing Bartók's string quartets with music by contemporary
Calder Quartet Brings Bartók and Eötvös to Metropolitan Museum of Art Read Post »
by Robert Leeper Don’t be fooled by the picture above: JP Jofre is no typical accordion player. In fact, he doesn’t even play the accordion. The Argentine musician is a young
JP Jofre’s Hard Tango Chamber Band at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Read Post »
