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On May 6, 2014, the Seattle Symphony will give the NY premiere of John Luther Adams’s Pulitzer…
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Sam Reising
Jamie Leigh Sampson wears enough hats to open her own millinery shop. An active new music bassoonis…
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Arlene & Larry Dunn
Spring For Music | New York Philharmonic [caption id=”attachment_6407″ align=”alignnone” width=”600″…
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Sam Reising
Creative people know the feeling of being “in the zone”, the state of effortless concentration and j…
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Astrid Baumgardner
present point passed is the debut album of Brooklyn’s ensemble, et al., a percussion group comprised…
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Joanne Lam
The New York premiere of Christopher Rouse’s Requiem, performed by the New York Philharmonic as the…
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David Dies
Composer—and community builder—Lainie Fefferman will be presenting “Here I Am” at Roulette on Thursd…
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Thomas Deneuville
Sequitur, Mivos Quartet, loadbang | Cutting Edge Concerts New Music Festival 2014 [caption id=”attac…
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Sam Reising
Wednesday, April 9, 2014, marked the first return of Art of Time Ensemble’s entrancing I Send You Th…
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Joanne Lam
Developed for the John Cage Trust, the 4’ 33″ App for iOS enables users to create their own version…
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Nick Arner
If you are a subscriber of I CARE IF YOU LISTEN Magazine, you’ve already gotten an alert on your iOS…
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Thomas Deneuville
The weeklong Andriessen 75 festival moved down the road to Armstrong Concert Hall, Shenandoah Conser…
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Matt Mendez
The Business of Being a Composer Part 2 | MATA Festival [caption id=”attachment_13584″ align=”alignn…
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Sam Reising
The 2014 edition of the MATA Festival is in full swing. Yotam Haber, the exiting artistic director,…
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David Dies
There are two things to say about Bang on a Can’s Louis Andriessen ties. The first is that no one ha…
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Matt Mendez
On the weekend of March 21, 2014, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts hosted the debut of “All Vows,” a…
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Danny Clay
Le Poisson Rogue is hardly a small venue, but March 7, 2014, with André de Ridder conducting the Ens…
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Evan Burke
Britannia House, a large building just off Brick Lane in London’s East End, used to be a carpet fact…
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Paul Kilbey
This here was a tale of two halves, one part of the program devoted to Andriessen’s myriad piano min…
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Matt Mendez
Ithaca College Contemporary Ensemble httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NoEY8mgD4o Americas Society wi…
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Sam Reising
The retrospective, that staple of the visual arts world, ought to be more popular in new music circl…
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Matt Mendez
Michigan born and educated both there and in New York, Hickey divides his time between composition a…
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Don Clark
An unaccompanied violin recital is a daunting proposition. Without pianistic relief, the listener ca…
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Matt Mendez