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2012 is a big year for Crash Ensemble. They are celebrating 15 years since they were formed by now C…
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Chris Ledwidge
Multicultural Sonic Evolution (MuSE) is holding its 2012 Sounds of Arts Festival, a 5-day multi-medi…
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David Pearson
Plus One | W4 New Music This event is a benefit to raise money for West 4th’s 2013 concert ‘New Musi…
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Sam Reising
Every two years, Ensemble contemporain de Montréal (ECM+) provides four up-and-coming Canadian compo…
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Justin Rito
The Getting Nowhere festival and conference, organised by William Brooks and his troop of students a…
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Xenia Pestova
Music I’m Buying is a series dedicated to reviewing albums that are not sent gratis to I Care if You…
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Andrew Lee
Kyle Vegter is a composer, sound designer, and producer based in Chicago. He co-founded Manual Cinem…
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Arlene & Larry Dunn
Simone Dinnerstein with Pamelia Kurstin and Alvin Epstein | Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Poulenc Simone Din…
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Sam Reising
November 6, 2012, marked the opening of the Contempuls Contemporary Music Festival in Prague. In its…
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Sam Reising
Ask a typical concert patron to describe contemporary classical music in one word and the usual susp…
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Don Clark
Minimalist music seems a natural fit for setting texts of the Orthodox and Catholic churches. Both h…
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Andrew Lee
The wind quintet The City of Tomorrow (TCOT) blew into the Windy City to perform a lively slate of c…
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Arlene & Larry Dunn
am·phi·go·ry, noun [ˈamfəˌgōrē, amˈfigərē] a nonsense verse or composition a rigmarole with apparent…
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Caitlin Smith
Have you ever watched the “Midnight Sun” episode of the Twilight Zone? It’s set in New York City, th…
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Elizabeth Kennedy Bayer
coLABoratory: Playing It UNsafe (Workshop I) | American Composers Orchestra This season, coLABorator…
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Sam Reising
With the plethora of new music ensembles out there and the various instrumentations they employ, it’…
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David Pearson
The Talea Ensemble brought precision and warmth to an evening of chamber works by the Austrian compo…
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Caitlin Smith
Chamber music is hard. It’s hard to play and even harder to write. Both composer and performer are e…
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Daniel Garrick
Something quite remarkable is happening in Chicago. Equal parts drama, music, history, and social ac…
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Arlene & Larry Dunn
On October 18, 2012 I stumbled upon City of London Sinfonia’s performance of works by two of the mos…
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Brian Mark
Major Orchestral Works | Morton Feldman Morton Feldman The 100-piece Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava (J…
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Sam Reising
