Credit: Kate Milford "Peter was a master of his craft." – Philip Glass (Juilliard classmate) Despite the occasional overbearing reverence of the concert hall, classical music doesn't always try […]
Peter Schickele Is Fêted (Up) at the Society for Ethical Culture Read Post »
From left to right: John Luther Adams, Andrew Norman (top), Donnacha Dennehy (bottom), Caroline Shaw and Marcos Balter Hosted by Nadia Sirota, Q2 Music's new podcast Meet the Composer is described as being "equal
Preview: Meet the Composer Podcast Kickoff 6/24 at The Greene Space Read Post »
The Emerson String Quartet may have had their final concert with founding cellist David Finckel last night in D.C., but for their hometown swan song, they offered an intimate performance this past
Emerson String Quartet Performs with David Finckel for the Last Time in NYC Read Post »
For those who may have missed it, I paid a visit yesterday to WQXR, where I engaged in a thoughtful, lively roundtable discussion on classical music criticism in the digital age, with Anne
Music Criticism Chat on WQXR Read Post »
Apparently, Patti Smith is a big opera fan. Who knew? "Because I tour a lot," she says, "if I have a day off and there's an opera, I'll go hear it."
Patti Smith and Opera Read Post »
Apparently, WQXR (105.9FM) is the place to be on your radio today. This afternoon, they broadcast this season's final Met performance of Verdi's Aida, which featured the surprise Met debut of soprano Latonia
Vienna Phil Tonight on WQXR/NPR Music Read Post »
