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Over a weekend in June, two performance art events at opposite ends of the isle (physically and symb…
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Paul Moon
Over a year ago I heard Arundhati Roy barraged with a series of idiotic questions from a couple coll…
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David Pearson
The riotous 1913 premiere performance of Igor Stravinsky’s Le Sacre du printemps (The Rite of Spring…
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Forrest Wu
The closing concert of the University of Missouri-Kansas City Summer Composition Workshop on June 21…
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Don Clark
Glass Farm Ensemble presents Dolce Tormento Frederic Rzewski The Glass Farm Ensemble presents compos…
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Sam Reising
On Sunday, June 16, 2013, the Bang on a Can Marathon was presented at the Michael Schimmel Center fo…
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Thomas Deneuville
Philip Glass is, quite simply, a badass. He has written operas, film scores, orchestral music, chamb…
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Anya Brodrick
For Anssi Karttunen’s 50th birthday in 2010, his wife, Muriel von Braun, and his dear friend, acclai…
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Marina Kifferstein
Composers from Schubert to Verdi to Rautavaara have set the Bard, but few composers can claim such a…
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Ruth Carver
After months of hard work with TypeEngine, a Seattle-based startup that chose us as a launch partner…
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Thomas Deneuville
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Sam Reising
Carlos Chávez (1899-1978) has been called the dean of Mexican classical music, important not just fo…
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Don Clark
The London Sinfonietta gave an exceptional – though unfortunately rather lightly attended – performa…
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Aaron Holloway-Nahum
On June 13-15, 2013, Rebecca Lazier and her performers will team up with Newspeak to present the NY…
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David Pearson
The London Sinfonietta continue to experiment with different approaches in their presentation of con…
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Steven Berryman
Dan Trueman’s neither Anvil nor Pulley (“nAnP”) opens with the old-fashioned crackle of a vinyl reco…
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Dana Wen
There couldn’t be a more appropriate time for American pianist Jonathan Biss to bring the “deeply pe…
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Daniel Emmerson
Certainly not outraged by Muhly’s curated weekend of new music at Barbican/LSO St Luke’s
Jun 6, 2013
Though I was certainly not outraged, I was yet somewhat disappointed of missing the other performanc…
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Brian Mark
On May 28, 2013, Delos released Sean Hickey’s first album on the “Great American Label,” Concertos,…
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Thomas Deneuville
The temptation to over-intellectualize Big Farm’s self-titled debut is hard to resist.—which isn’t t…
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Evan Burke
Alan Pierson is the conductor and artistic director of both the Brooklyn Philharmonic and Alarm Will…
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Matt Mendez