Category
Concert
In the Metropolitan Opera’s new production of X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X, there are plenty o...
Author
Stephanie Boyd
Kaufman Music Center inaugurated its new “Artist as Curator” series on Thursday, Oct. 26 with Quince...
Author
Jennifer Jolley
Ellen Fullman’s Long String Instrument was almost invisible on stage at the Experimental Media and P...
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Vanessa Ague
The Park Avenue Armory, situated on New York City’s Upper East Side, essentially encompasses the com...
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Donna Lee Davidson
The Australian-born pianist and composer Zubin Kanga’s current research project, Cyborg Soloists, ex...
Author
Caroline Potter
When Han Chen finished his “Infinite Staircase” program at National Sawdust on Sept. 24, he had jour...
Author
Lana Norris
Attending the Mutual Mentorship for Musicians (M3) festival felt akin to sitting down at a warm dinn...
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Vanessa Ague
“Experimentalism” can mean different things; it doesn’t have many rules, except that tradition must...
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Donna Lee Davidson
Detroit’s annual new music celebration Strange Beautiful Music is back this week for its 16th year o...
Author
Tristan McKay
As the new artistic director of the International Contemporary Ensemble, George Lewis aspires for th...
Author
Jennifer Jolley
I’m in the center of a dome. Fragmented vocalizations pop from somewhere in the space — it’s hard to...
Author
Lana Norris
It wasn’t until I’d taken the gondola down from Eagle’s Nest, perched 10,350 feet up on Vail Mountai...
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Esteban Meneses
No contemporary music ensemble can ignore the impact of electronics and sound diffusion on new music...
Author
Caroline Potter
Founded by a group of student composers at Northwestern University, Ensemble Dal Niente is now in it...
Author
Christine S. Escobar
“Experience the music on your own terms: stand, stretch, laugh, sing, cry — clap whenever you want t...
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Donna Lee Davidson
In a concert featuring music by five composers, one would normally expect to hear contrasting styles...
Author
Chrysanthe Tan
A gently glowing fabric cube radiated a campfire-like comfort from the center of Roulette. People ci...
Author
Lana Norris
I shyly took a seat onstage at Roulette, in Brooklyn, on May 19. It was an unusual prospect for an a...
Author
Vanessa Ague
Juliana Huxtable is an artist who transcends labels, defined only by her ability to breach and resha...
Author
Donna Lee Davidson
At Bang on a Can’s Long Play Festival, nothing is more exciting than pulling open the door to a new...
Author
Vanessa Ague
Flutist and composer Nicole Mitchell says she isn’t used to hearing an entire program of her work, b...
Author
Donna Lee Davidson
Andrew Yee took a seat onstage and swept the bow across their cello’s open strings without missing a...
Author
Vanessa Ague
London has more green space than many would assume, but its oldest part, now known as the City of Lo...
Author
Caroline Potter
