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Around 2004, composer Paul Lansky famously made an about-face. After over 40 years of pioneering wor…
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Arlene & Larry Dunn
The Pit Stop Players and the Pendulum [caption id=”attachment_11152″ align=”aligncenter” width=”600″…
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Sam Reising
Composer Joan Tower’s newest work, Red Maple, premiered on October 4, 2013, at the Koger Center for…
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Thomas Dempster
Sometimes contemporary orchestral music is abrasively radical. And sometimes the revolution is much…
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Daniel Kushner
Monday, October 21, 2013 marked the New York premiere of Nico Muhly’s opera Two Boys at the Metropol…
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Sam Reising
Many season openers tend to displays of bravado and vivacity. Soundstreams’ sold-out opener at Royal…
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Joanne Lam
As the editor-in-chief of I CARE IF YOU LISTEN, I have been receiving a growing number of submission…
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Thomas Deneuville
Aptly named in an age of technology-induced isolation, Imaginary Friends (navona) explores the relat…
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Amanda Cook
Three-time Grammy winners eighth blackbird returned to their nest for a concert with the Oberlin Con…
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Arlene & Larry Dunn
A champion of contemporary and experimental music, Seattle-based scholar Elena Dubinets balances her…
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Dana Wen
Atmospheric Shift: Music of the Elements/The Water: FLOOD [caption id=”attachment_3331″ align=”align…
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Sam Reising
Early October saw the San Francisco Symphony continuing it’s commendable streak of new music program…
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Danny Clay
Following a successful round of performances in Berlin, Lisa Bielawa is bringing the next installmen…
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Thomas Deneuville
Michael Lewanski, conductor of Chicago’s Ensemble Dal Niente, introduced saxophonist (and EDN Execut…
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Arlene & Larry Dunn
In his 1964 essay for the Cambridge Opera Handbooks’ Igor Stravinsky: The Rake’s Progress, the compo…
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Caitlin Smith
Composer and alto saxophonist John Zorn, known to me mostly as the founder of East Village not-for-p…
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Rob Wendt
Shifting Treks, a recent navona release, catapults us into the sound world of a formidable champion…
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Gavin Gamboa
Daníel Bjarnason is an Icelandic composer, conductor and pianist who has worked with such varied art…
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Daniel Kushner
Threefifty’s first record, released in 2006, is a testament to the duo’s pedigree and finesse as cla…
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Elias Blumm
On September 25, 2013, So Percussion held its Benefit Party and Silent Auction on a beautiful roofto…
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Thomas Deneuville
Erik Lotichius has been an island unto himself as a composer for most his career. Proudly voicing hi…
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Jarrett Goodchild
If you live in Leeds or Oxford, there is still time to catch Graphic Scores, a touring project takin…
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Thomas Deneuville
