A Gathering of Friends: Kronos Quartet Celebrates 50 Years at Carnegie Hall
"I could live to be 500, and I don’t think I’d run out of things to do in music." – David Harrington Unlike rock bands such as the Rolling Stones […]
"I could live to be 500, and I don’t think I’d run out of things to do in music." – David Harrington Unlike rock bands such as the Rolling Stones […]
"The string quartet repertoire was probably changed more by (Kronos Quartet) than by any other group." – Philip Glass What is a string quartet? That seems to have been the
by Robert Leeper Photo Credit: Jocelyn Gonzales The longest day of the year was greeted in New York on Saturday with enough activity to tide people over well into the
by Jacob Ryan Photo credit: Steve J. Sherman, Carnegie Hall The Kronos Quartet's 40th-anniversary concert last Friday night at Carnegie Hall started with a guest appearance by Big Bird—which, I
In honor of their 40th anniversary season, the Kronos Quartet takes over Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium this Friday night, March 28, with a host of notable guests, including Bryce Dessner of The
by Andreas Hager Photo credit: Greg Kessler This weekend, The Joshua Light Show appeared at NYU’s Skirball Center, with each evening pairing a different set of musicians. Friday evening featured
by Andreas Hager The fall season begins with something completely different: The Joshua Light Show will be at NYU's Skirball Center from September 13-16. Since the 1960s, the group
by Gabriel Furtado Photo: Hiroyuki Ito for the New York Times Terry and Gyan Riley played to a packed house Sunday night at Le Poisson Rouge, accompanied by guests artists
The Knights played an exciting, innovative concert on New Year’s Eve including Purcell’s Fantasia Upon one Note, Terry Riley’s In C, and Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony in C minor.