Category
Concert
The Washington Soloists Chamber Orchestra perform Beethoven and Hickey Tonight’s program inclu...
Author
Sam Reising
On Saturday, October 12, 2013, Polish film composer Zbigniew Preisner conducted the Britten Sinfonia...
Author
Daniel Emmerson
Esprit Orchestra's opening concert on Thursday, October 24, 2013, in Koerner Hall at Royal Conservat...
Author
Joanne Lam
Focusing on the subtle, quiet textures of a small chamber ensemble in a still room can be a meditati...
Author
Caitlin Smith
What we see affects what we hear. And while classical music concerts are no exception to this rule,...
Author
Troy Herion
It is truly difficult to objectively review a work like Lisa Bielawa's Crissy Broadcast. The hour-lo...
Author
Danny Clay
Chicago-based Ensemble Dal Niente brought the controversial young German composer Johannes Kreidler...
Author
Arlene & Larry Dunn
Every autumn since 1980, Bowling Green State University has transformed into an international hub o...
Author
Jason Charney
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music hosted the Inaugural Concert of the Transcendent Pathways co...
Author
Danny Clay
In 1731, the British artist William Hogarth made a series of six paintings titled “A Harlot’s Progre...
Author
Caitlin Smith
Around 2004, composer Paul Lansky famously made an about-face. After over 40 years of pioneering wor...
Author
Arlene & Larry Dunn
Composer Joan Tower’s newest work, Red Maple, premiered on October 4, 2013, at the Koger Center for...
Author
Thomas Dempster
Monday, October 21, 2013 marked the New York premiere of Nico Muhly’s opera Two Boys at the Metropol...
Author
Sam Reising
Many season openers tend to displays of bravado and vivacity. Soundstreams' sold-out opener at Royal...
Author
Joanne Lam
Three-time Grammy winners eighth blackbird returned to their nest for a concert with the Oberlin Con...
Author
Arlene & Larry Dunn
Early October saw the San Francisco Symphony continuing it's commendable streak of new music program...
Author
Danny Clay
Michael Lewanski, conductor of Chicago’s Ensemble Dal Niente, introduced saxophonist (and EDN Execut...
Author
Arlene & Larry Dunn
In his 1964 essay for the Cambridge Opera Handbooks’ Igor Stravinsky: The Rake’s Progress, the compo...
Author
Caitlin Smith
Composer and alto saxophonist John Zorn, known to me mostly as the founder of East Village not-for-p...
Author
Rob Wendt
Threefifty’s first record, released in 2006, is a testament to the duo’s pedigree and finesse as cla...
Author
Elias Blumm
On September 25, 2013, So Percussion held its Benefit Party and Silent Auction on a beautiful roofto...
Author
Thomas Deneuville
Šimon Voseček's operatic adaptation of Max Frisch’s 1950s play Biedermann und die Brandstifter (Bied...
Author
Caitlin Smith
On Wednesday, September 25, 2013 the Liminal Space Contemporary Music Ensemble—the only guitar and p...
Author
Shannon Langman
