White Light Festival: Week Four Recap
The final week of the 2013 White Light Festival brought three extraordinary events to Lincoln Center that served to remind concertgoers of the remarkable breadth and eye-popping wonder of this […]
White Light Festival
White Light Festival: Thomanerchor with the Leipzig Baroque Orchestra
Leipzig's Thomanerchor, one of the most revered institutions in Western music, made a rare NYC appearance Tuesday night at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin near Times Square, part of
White Light Festival: Cleveland Orchestra and Chorus Perform Messiaen and Beethoven
There is nothing quite like the sight of a full orchestra and chorus on a concert-hall stage to instill a religious sense of wonder and awe, especially when the music
White Light Festival Preview: Thomanerchor Leipzig Tonight at Church of St. Mary the Virgin
One of the great musical traditions of the Western world is the weekly services sung by the Thomanerchor of Leipzig—the 800-year-old boys choir of the Thomaskirche, once led by J.S. Bach.
White Light Festival: Michel van der Aa’s Up-Close and Other Works
Photo credit: Andrea Mohin, The New York Times Visuals—be it film or computer-generated projections—have become something of a mainstay in contemporary concert music, and with good reason: More than ever, we
FREE TICKETS: Lincoln Center White Light Festival—The Cleveland Orchestra
NOTE: This contest has ended. On Monday, November 4, at 8:00 p.m., Franz Welser-Möst conducts the Cleveland Orchestra and Chorus in an exploration of the divine presence in our lives.
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
White Light Festival: Adam’s Lament
by Michael Cirigliano II After performing a concert of modern Baltic music in Midtown Friday night, the Latvian Radio Choir made their way uptown to Alice Tully Hall on Saturday,
White Light Festival: Mary Chapin Carpenter and Cameron Carpenter
"Poetry (or music)…exists partly for the purpose of showing us ourselves, at our worst and at our best." – Sharon Olds Before Superstorm Sandy blew into town last week and caused all