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Grand Band w/ music for piano sextet by Steve Reich, Julia Wolfe, Kate Moore, and Philip Glass Grand…
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Sam Reising
On 20 July, 2012, I had the chance to attend one of the NonClassical concert series, at the V22 Summ…
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Brian Mark
Whenever the key parts of a sentence are the words “Brian Eno” and “new music ensemble,” I cringe a…
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Neal Markowski
KUN, a composition by Wendy Mae Chambers, is scored for 64 baby grand toy pianos and 64 toy pianists…
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Thomas Deneuville
Do you consider yourself coming from avant-rock, folk, classical, or it really doesn’t matter? I fee…
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Thomas Deneuville
Natasha Paremski and Philippe Quint Philippe Quint – Photo Lisa-Marie Mazzucco Pianist Natasha…
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Sam Reising
Since its beginnings in the late 1990s, the string quartet Ethel has grown to become a powerful forc…
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Sam Reising
Jeffrey Means is not only a founder and the artistic director of the ambitious Sound Icon, he is the…
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Christian Gentry
As the Rite of Spring approaches 100 years of public life, interest in Stravinsky’s masterpiece is s…
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Richard Barnard
On Sunday, June 17 the 25th Bang on a Can Marathon took place at the World Financial Center’s…
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Thomas Deneuville
The Knights The Knights is an orchestra of friends from a broad spectrum of the New York music worl…
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Sam Reising
The Summergarden is a truly special place. It is the de facto backyard, if you will, of the Museum o…
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Neil Prufer
On Joel Frederiksen’s Requiem for a Pink Moon, an Elizabethan Tribute to Nick Drake, selections from…
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Elias Blumm
John Adams conducted the Orchestra of The Juilliard School and the Royal Academy of Music in three w…
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Rob Wendt
Harumi Rhodes, Caroline Stinson, Makoto Fujimura, and Molly Morkoski Harumi Rhodes, Caroline Stinson…
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Sam Reising
A new set of pieces Variations for Judith got its second complete performance during Melvyn Tan’s so…
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Richard Barnard
Nonclassical are an organisation with big plans for music’s future, intent on taking the “classical”…
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Paul Kilbey
Nixon in China. John Adams’ first opera. San Francisco Opera’s series of performances (which began J…
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Kelsey Walsh
Music and Poetry in the Village The Washington Square Music Festival opens on Tuesday with a free co…
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Thomas Deneuville
Evan Ziporyn’s new recording, Big Grenadilla /Mumbai, manages to be futuristic while playing with tr…
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Evan Burke
Located at the heart of Seattle’s hip Capitol Hill neighborhood, the historic Century Ballroom is th…
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Dana Wen
Say It Ain’t So, Joe is a chamber opera composed by Curtis K. Hughes in 2009 with a subsequent premi…
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Christian Gentry
The season might seem over but there are still some great things to hear in the city (some are free)…
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Sam Reising
