Polish composer Witold Lutoslawski—who, like Benjamin Britten, would have been 100 this year—hasn’t received anything close to the recognition of his British contemporary this season. (The NY Phil did perform […]
ACME Performs Music of Lutoslawski and Stucky Tonight at Symphony Space Read Post »
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
“November 21, 1963: The Day Before” at Symphony Space Read Post »
To mark the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas, Texas, Symphony Space turns back the calendar this Friday to November 21, 1963—the day before the tragedy that
Preview: “The Day Before” at Symphony Space Read Post »
Note: This Contest Has Ended. If you're looking for quality cutting-edge opera that challenges the traditional experience in the wake of City Opera's recent demise, then look no further: Pocket Opera
FREE TICKETS: Pocket Opera at Symphony Space! Read Post »
by Melanie Wong Cutting Edge Concerts New Music Festival has brought the contemporary music of living composers together with New York audiences since its inception in 1998. Last week CECNMF
Cutting Edge Concerts Presents Cygnus Ensemble at Symphony Space Read Post »
by Craig Brinker Photo credit: Alan Nahigian Paul Motian's career spanned more than 50 years, including work with numerous ensembles, participation in more than 100 recordings, and performances with some
Jazz Royalty Unite for Paul Motian Tribute Concert at Symphony Space Read Post »
by Craig Brinker While preparing a tribute concert to honor jazz legend Paul Motian at Symphony Space this past Friday, March 22, Feast of Music had a chance to talk
An Interview with Jazz Great Joe Lovano Read Post »
by Craig Brinker Of the many strange works John Cage composed during his long and varied career, “How to Get Started” is not the most experimental, but perhaps one of
John Cage’s “How to Get Started” at Symphony Space Read Post »
