Category
Concert
More than seventy years since its composition, Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time" swells with...
Author
Evan Burke
Somewhere in the world of contemporary music, in among all the solo bassoon CDs and Tom Waits arrang...
Author
Paul Kilbey
First, before we go any further, let's review the basics of Kamala Sankaram's Miranda: it is a "stea...
Author
Evan Burke
Huang Ruo assembled an exceptional group of young musicians for performances of three of his new com...
Author
David Pearson
I'm a regular visitor to Hall Two at Kings Place, London, and it was lovely to see how well lighting...
Author
Steven Berryman
Last month, Miller Theater presented a concert of John Zorn's music as part of its Composer Portrait...
Author
Jeremy Howard Beck
The free improvisation group AMM have, remarkably, been active since 1965, and founder-member Eddie...
Author
Paul Kilbey
It made a welcome change to a conventional Christmas concert to go and hear in the North Sea Radio O...
Author
Steven Berryman
yMusic and New Amsterdam Records put on a release party earlier this month for their debut album, Be...
Author
Jeremy Howard Beck
Mercy and Grand is a collaborative project commissioned by the UK group Opera North, in which a grou...
Author
Paul Kilbey
What happens when a brilliant Lied performer is accompanied by a foremost composer? Well, something...
Author
Thomas Deneuville
I felt fortunate to attend the final concert that formed part of a short series at Kings Place, Lond...
Author
Steven Berryman
Last Sunday evening, the innovative Manhattan-based choir Choral Chameleon presented an eclectic pro...
Author
Lauren Ishida
On Sunday, November 20th, at Galapagos Art Space in Brooklyn, singer/songwriter/composer/pianist/gui...
Author
Matt Weber
It was a big night yesterday for New Amsterdam Records. The New York based label was having a double...
Author
Thomas Deneuville
I'm always keen to hear concerts that attempt to fuse genres and London Sinfonietta's Written/Unwrit...
Author
Steven Berryman
Fred Ho’s new work, The Sweet Science Suite: A Scientific Soul Honoring of Muhammad Ali seemed to ch...
Author
David Pearson
The best music is often that which makes the perfect soundtrack for its time, sounding completely “i...
Author
David Pearson
Two weeks ago, the Nouveau Classical Project presented an ambitious production at Galapagos Art Spac...
Author
Jeremy Howard Beck
I finally made it to Le Poisson Rouge, which I have heard so much about, to hear this tribute concer...
Author
Rob Wendt
It is no exaggeration to say that something of a crisis has existed in classical music for several d...
Author
David Pearson
The British composer Nicholas Maw (1935 - 2009) received mixed reception during his life; dubbed a '...
Author
Steven Berryman
“Isotone: A Collision of Music and Physics” (Symphony Space, Leonard Nimoy Thalia, October 24th) cer...
Author
Matt Weber
