Category
Concert
Opera Omaha just took a big step towards the national spotlight on new opera with their inaugural ON...
Author
Megan Ihnen
The dark, cavernous interior of St. Peters Chelsea seemed to demand whispered, hushed voices from th...
Author
Stephanie Boyd
“What was once a failure or challenge is now commonplace…over the past twenty years, we have embrace...
Author
Clare Monfredo
A makeshift sawhorse, an oval stock tank, miniature flowers, and a collection of liquor bottles dott...
Author
Megan Ihnen
For the past twenty years, the MATA festival has championed diversity. The 2018 festival opened on A...
Author
Alyssa Kayser-Hirsh
On Wednesday, March 28th at the Jerome L. Greene Performance Space, those who had gathered for the e...
Author
Christian Kriegeskotte
Unlike the programming in years previous, the Big Ears 2018 lineup was particularly jazz- and Appala...
Author
Tracy Monaghan
From the wine reception at the beginning of the March 23rd ICEBERG New Music concert at Tenri Cultur...
Author
Stephanie Boyd
From March 22 to March 25, 2018, Knoxville, Tennessee hosted another iteration of the Big Ears Festi...
Author
Tracy Monaghan
The week before the 2018 Borealis festival, the PRS Foundation announced its new Keychange initiativ...
Author
Amanda Cook
“Listening to the same piece again is nostalgic—nostalgia is the worst kind of disease to have.” In...
Author
Amanda Cook
From March 7-11, an international roster of eclectic performing artists descended upon Bergen, Norwa...
Author
Amanda Cook
Daniel Thomas Davis’ new chamber opera, Six.Twenty.Outrageous: Three Gertrude Stein Plays in the Sha...
Author
Gemma Peacocke
“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.” -Universal Declaration of Human Ri...
Author
Kevin Baldwin
Merkin Hall was completely packed on Thursday, February 15, 2018 for the Bang on a Can All-Stars 201...
Author
Tristan McKay
To paraphrase Stravinsky, great composers don’t borrow, they steal. “Morphs and Magpies”...
Author
Caroline Potter
The Forks, where the two rivers in Winnipeg meet, is host to one of the longest ice skating trails i...
Author
Kevin Baldwin
If you keep waiting for the New York Philharmonic to program more new music, you need not look furth...
Author
Stephanie Boyd
In an inconspicuous Canadian city due north of Minnesota, at times a meeting point between Fahrenhei...
Author
Kevin Baldwin
Rarely do the words “intimacy” and “opera” historically appear together. Staged in gilded halls with...
Author
Amanda Cook
Walker Loats’ day revolves around soup. The arrival of lunch is one of two ways she keeps track of t...
Author
Lana Norris
On January 8, 2018, musicians from the New York Philharmonic traveled to Brooklyn’s National Sawdust...
Author
Alyssa Kayser-Hirsh
Shimmering columns of light danced up the wall of Zankel Hall on the evening of December 8, 2017, an...
Author
Danika Paskvan
