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Conrad Tao Pianist Conrad Tao performs the music of Ravel, Rachmaninoff, Meredith Monk, and himself…
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Sam Reising
Until I heard Alarm Will Sound perform scenes from The Hunger, your work-in-progress about the Great…
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Rob Wendt
Movie composer John Williams turned 81 in February, and no orchestra stepped up to celebrate the pas…
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Sam Zelitch
My first encounter with Dan Visconti’s music was courtesy of the Aeolus Quartet and their debut albu…
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Andrew Lee
To celebrate the release of 5, a new album of posthumously discovered works by Ann Southam, the accl…
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Justin Rito
New York Festival of Song (NYFOS) 25th Anniversary Celebration The program will feature South Americ…
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Sam Reising
Chicago, the wellspring of collaborative artistic ventures like the Association for the Advancement…
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Arlene & Larry Dunn
If television’s IFC produced operas in addition to off-kilter films and quirky sitcoms, composer Ja…
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Daniel Kushner
Brooklyn Youth Chorus & Kronos Quartet
On Monday, April, 22, Cantaloupe Records inaugurated its Cantaloupe Café series at The Strand in NYC…
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Thomas Deneuville
Japanese electronic composer and visual artist Ryoji Ikeda’s relentlessly ambitious 2012 conception…
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Daniel Emmerson
The lights were just dimming as I skidded haphazardly around a corner at Carnegie Hall, bag and coat…
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Forrest Wu
Benjamin Britten’s exquisitely styled short operas from the mid-1960s are full of broad strokes and…
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Caitlin Smith
The Northwestern University Bienen School of Music’s Side by Side music festival featured an impres…
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Sam Zelitch
Selkie: A sea tale is a chamber opera collaboration between soprano Misha Penton and composer Elliot…
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George Heathco
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