Category
Concert
John Adams conducted the Orchestra of The Juilliard School and the Royal Academy of Music in three w...
Author
Rob Wendt
A new set of pieces Variations for Judith got its second complete performance during Melvyn Tan’s so...
Author
Richard Barnard
Nixon in China. John Adams' first opera. San Francisco Opera’s series of performances (which began J...
Author
Kelsey Walsh
Located at the heart of Seattle's hip Capitol Hill neighborhood, the historic Century Ballroom is th...
Author
Dana Wen
June 12th at Drom in NYC was a meeting of contemporary art music sensibilities with a rock/pop forma...
Author
David Pearson
Welcome to the first live blogging event on I Care if You Listen! We are at the World Financial Cent...
Author
Thomas Deneuville
New York’s West Village, once a center of radicalism in the arts and politics, is now home to a lot...
Author
David Pearson
Igor Stravinsky once said that “A good composer does not imitate; he steals.” In Histories, a new pi...
Author
Adrianne Koteen
What was most captivating about Eclipse String Quartet’s March 22 performance at Roulette in Brookly...
Author
David Pearson
We all know, deep down, that classifying music is a fool's game, yet we can't seem to stop ourselves...
Author
Evan Burke
Marie Incontrera’s At the Other Side of the Earth, a riot girl opera, received its exciting premiere...
Author
David Pearson
What I find most interesting about the Brooklyn Youth Chorus is the elegance with which the ensemble...
Author
Evan Burke
Red Light New Music, a composer collective and new music ensemble now in its seventh season, present...
Author
Adrianne Koteen
The Kronos Quartet’s recent concert at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts’ Novellus Theater was unquest...
Author
Kelsey Walsh
There were two wonderful opportunities over the past month for chamber music fans in Texas to experi...
Author
George Heathco
Saturday night at St. Paul the Apostle on Manhattan’s west side, the Schola Cantorum on Hudson (SCH)...
Author
Rob Wendt
Prism Saxophone Quartet gave a solid performance of new works by Curtis Institute students and facul...
Author
David Pearson
Just over one hundred years since the sinking of the Titanic. The tragedy was immortalized with emot...
Author
Steven Berryman
Artistic director Steven Schick and the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players (SFCMP) concluded t...
Author
Kelsey Walsh
Last March, and for two nights only, Brooklyn Village was performed in Downtown Brooklyn. Advertised...
Author
Thomas Deneuville
One would think that music and spoken word are two of the most complimentary art forms. They seem li...
Author
Evan Burke
The concluding concert in Composers Inc.’s season took place on April 24 at San Francisco’s Old Firs...
Author
Kelsey Walsh
Throughout his career, much ink has been spilled concerning Fazil Say's place at a cultural crossroa...
Author
Evan Burke
