Category
Concert
2014 marks the 50th anniversary of Nonesuch Records, the American record label whose catalogue embra...
Author
Steven Berryman
“American music! What’s its stylistic range, and what’s its dance potential?” asked New York Times d...
Author
Dana Wen
Kansas City's newEar Contemporary Music Ensemble concluded its 21st season Saturday, May 3 at All S...
Author
Don Clark
Powerplant, a trio of percussion, live visuals and sound design, commissioned a new piece from Goldf...
Author
Richard Barnard
The Arditti Quartet hosted a day long 40th Birthday celebration on 26 April 2014 in the recently ope...
Author
Aaron Holloway-Nahum
From April 17 through April 22, 2014, Brooklyn’s progressive new music venue Roulette presented thre...
Author
Christian Kriegeskotte
On Tuesday, April 8, 2014, Roulette presented the premiere of Gabrielle Herbst’s opera Bodiless in B...
Author
Sam Reising
As holder of the 2013-2014 Richard and Barbara Debs Composer’s Chair at Carnegie Hall, David Lang ha...
Author
Christian Kriegeskotte
On Sunday, April 27, the operatic song cycle Ravens & Radishes received its world premiere in Ho...
Author
Shannon Langman
The World Premiere of Henryk Gorecki's Symphony No. 4 (2010) was always going to create a feeling of...
Author
Daniel Emmerson
Friday, April 4, 2014, was another rainy day. While many of the folks scurrying down Seventh Avenue...
Author
Christian Kriegeskotte
Wednesday, April 9, 2014, marked the first return of Art of Time Ensemble's entrancing I Send You Th...
Author
Joanne Lam
The weeklong Andriessen 75 festival moved down the road to Armstrong Concert Hall, Shenandoah Conser...
Author
Matt Mendez
There are two things to say about Bang on a Can’s Louis Andriessen ties. The first is that no one ha...
Author
Matt Mendez
On the weekend of March 21, 2014, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts hosted the debut of “All Vows,” a...
Author
Danny Clay
Le Poisson Rogue is hardly a small venue, but March 7, 2014, with André de Ridder conducting the Ens...
Author
Evan Burke
Britannia House, a large building just off Brick Lane in London’s East End, used to be a carpet fact...
Author
Paul Kilbey
This here was a tale of two halves, one part of the program devoted to Andriessen’s myriad piano min...
Author
Matt Mendez
The retrospective, that staple of the visual arts world, ought to be more popular in new music circl...
Author
Matt Mendez
An unaccompanied violin recital is a daunting proposition. Without pianistic relief, the listener ca...
Author
Matt Mendez
Performance spaces don't get much more “official” than the National Gallery of Art’s palatial West G...
Author
Matt Mendez
After a four-year hiatus, Big Ears Festival returned to Knoxville from March 28 to 30, presented by...
Author
Daniel Gilliam
Toronto Symphony Orchestra celebrated the 10th anniversary of their New Creations Festival this year...
Author
Joanne Lam
