Category
Concert
Someday there ought be a few lines in this country’s historical record about Sufjan Stevens. The man...
Author
Elias Blumm
Recently I was shocked to discover that the Metropolitan Opera has not programmed a woman composer s...
Author
Rebecca Lentjes
Dedicating itself to the performance of recent masterworks in the Western contemporary music canon,...
Author
Christian Gentry
The Wet Ink Ensemble is something of a new music perpetual motion machine, counting among its seven...
Author
Kurt Gottschalk
From Bach’s Klavier Übung to Ligeti’s 18 Etudes, etudes are designed to both discipline and dazzle.
Author
Elias Blumm
The evening of Tuesday, November 18 at the Ottawa National Arts Centre’s 4th Stage marked the eighth...
Author
Curtis Perry
“Meredith Monk’s music invites us into new worlds,” said Derek Bermel, the artistic director of the...
Author
Rebecca Lentjes
It’s very likely that John Adams needed a strong adult beverage after the highs and lows of th...
Author
Elias Blumm
Maybe it’s just because it was October, but a listing with the name “Roomful of Teeth” evoked a bit...
Author
Elias Blumm
Vancouver New Music Festival celebrated its 2014 edition from October 16 to October 19 with the them...
Author
Joanne Lam
On September 5, 2014, John Cage, the preeminent composer of ‘chance music,’ who brought the tenets o...
Author
Christian Kriegeskotte
The first thing that strikes you when attending a Kettle Corn Concert is the atmosphere. The popcor...
Author
Aaron Holloway-Nahum
Opera’s tough. You can’t just stand there and sing. The minimum requirement for an opera singer is t...
Author
Paul Kilbey
On Saturday, June 14, 2014, I made the journey over to The DiMenna Center for Classical Music to hea...
Author
Sam Reising
What would be the gold standard of record remixes? I may have heard it. "This is a present from a sm...
Author
Curtis Perry
Ottawa's Music & Beyond – one of two chamber music festivals Canada's capital is fortunate to ha...
Author
Curtis Perry
Ottawa, Canada has had the privilege of playing host to two of the largest chamber music festivals i...
Author
Curtis Perry
On Thursday, May 29, 2014, Alan Gilbert, the young and enterprising maestro of the New York Philharm...
Author
Christian Kriegeskotte
Established in 2010, Spring for Music brings together orchestras from around the country, presenting...
Author
Sam Reising
In a pre-concert chat at the Theater an der Wien on Sunday, June 15, composer Georg Friedrich Haas s...
Author
Caitlin Smith
In California's quiet and secluded Ojai valley persists a rugged individualist sensibility which is...
Author
Gavin Gamboa
In the 11th century Guido of Arezzo, music theorist and monk, created a scale. He called the first b...
Author
Jennifer Stock
