Category
Concert

Most times, concerts are presented as something to be observed. Rarely are they as immersive as JOJO...
Author
Donna Lee Davidson

Sound artist and composer Fay Victor’s powerful voice cut through the din of chatter at Joe’s Pub, m...
Author
Vanessa Ague

New Music Detroit’s multi-day new music marathon Strange Beautiful Music celebrated its 15th anniver...
Author
Tristan McKay

Opera Philadelphia’s Festival O22, running from September 21 to October 2, offers a diverse and exci...
Author
Lauren Ishida

What does it mean to experience history as something that isn’t in the past? In Castor and Patience,...
Author
Amanda Cook

As the world eases back into participating in live music, we regain the chance to discover hidden mu...
Author
Tracy Monaghan

Content warning: sexual assault How should opera deal with sensitive subject matter? Recently, the R...
Author
Caroline Potter

There’s a common lament amongst animation heads: animation is a medium, not a genre. In some ways, o...
Author
A. Kori Hill

Carnegie Hall isn’t just piano prodigies and Lenny Bruce. Over the years, Carnegie has continued to...
Author
Lana Norris

A drum set, a few woodwind instruments, a piano, a couple of bagpipes, and electronics waited onstag...
Author
Vanessa Ague

In early spring of 2020, another new term was popularized via social media – “yassification.” By the...
Author
Yaz Lancaster

From the very first note dropped by Joel Ross’ mallet at The Jazz Gallery on May 14, 2022, the audie...
Author
Donna Lee Davidson

When spring arrives in New York City, so does the MATA festival. Each year, Music at the Anthology (...
Author
Lana Norris

Loosely inspired by S.I. Martin’s 1997 novel “Incomparable World,” Errollyn Wallen’s new opera Quami...
Author
Jillian DeGroot

JACK Quartet left the audience awestruck by the complexity, layers, and ideas of truly innovative mu...
Author
Donna Lee Davidson

I saw a tweet the other day that sparked familiar discourse about the merits and perils of amplifyin...
Author
Chrysanthe Tan

Since 2010, the Seattle Modern Orchestra (SMO) has been bringing contemporary repertoire to the Paci...
Author
Dalanie Harris

On April 7-9, 2022, the Eileen Southern Initiative and Harvard’s Radcliffe Institute hosted a weeken...
Author
Clover Nahabedian

Every single day as we move through the world, we use our senses to identify places and navigate amo...
Author
Tristan McKay

Our concept of time over the past couple of years has become a bit amorphous – moments expanding and...
Author
Amanda Cook

As with his opera An American Soldier or the quasi-improvisational test of boundaries in Resonant Th...
Author
Lana Norris

The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition (BWAC) sits on the Red Hook waterfront under the Statue of...
Author
Lana Norris

This week marks the Lunar New Year of the Tiger, and Tangram, a collective of musicians of Chinese h...
Author
Caroline Potter