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Concert
A hip group of concertgoers dressed mostly in black met on a chilly spring evening at the border of...
Author
Tristan McKay
When host Terrance McKnight asked cellist Seth Parker Woods what comes to mind when hearing the word...
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Alyssa Kayser-Hirsh
On 25 April I went to see an excellent young quartet at Kings Place in London. Bored already? I’m bo...
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Caroline Potter
Dotting the landscape of what can often seem like a stagnant operatic scene, festivals ensure that f...
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Andrew Stock
The American Composers Orchestra concert on April 11, 2019 at the “medium-sized” Carnegie Hall, Zank...
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Stephanie Boyd
Stave Sessions, presented by the Celebrity Series of Boston, is dedicated to sharing a diverse array...
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Anne Goldberg-Baldwin
The word ‘unique’ is used on the flimsiest of pretexts to describe an artist, but for Sarah Angliss...
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Caroline Potter
On Saturday, March 23, in collaboration with the Carnegie Museum of Art’s 57th triennial Carnegie In...
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Christian Kriegeskotte
In the middle of her set with the Brooklyn Youth Chorus, Jenn Wasner of the indie-rock duo Wye Oak t...
Author
Alyssa Kayser-Hirsh
New York-based cellist Amanda Gookin is injecting the often-abstract world of new music with human e...
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Aaron Wolff
“Borealis is not a transaction, but a conversation,” reflected Artistic Director Peter Meanwell afte...
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Amanda Cook
I’ve had the privilege of spending the last six months living and studying experimental sound practi...
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James May
On Thursday, February 28, 2019, an intimate group assembled within Brooklyn’s Roulette Intermedium t...
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Christian Kriegeskotte
On February 20th at Merkin Hall, the New York Festival of Song‘s “Hyphenated-Americans&#...
Author
Tristan McKay
“I woke up this morning thinking about planting seeds.” In her warm voice that exudes a characterist...
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Amanda Cook
On Saturday, February 2, 2019, the Andy Warhol Museum welcomed New York’s storied Da Capo Cham...
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Christian Kriegeskotte
The Composers Now 2019 Festival Opening Event showed off an organization on target. Few evenings wra...
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Lana Norris
From January 16-20, 2019, the sixth annual 21C Music Festival found Toronto in the grip of an extrem...
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Bruce A. Russell
You may not be familiar with Wavefield Ensemble, but if you’ve spent any amount of time attending co...
Author
Tristan McKay
I didn’t think it was possible for Julia Wolfe to outdo her 2014 Anthracite Fields, but I was wrong.
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Rebecca Lentjes
Face the Music, a Kaufman Music Center program, gives teenagers a glimpse into the world of composin...
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Stephanie Boyd
“It’s absorbing, and even after two volumes I can’t figure out why.” The gentleman seated in front o...
Author
Lana Norris
