Category
Concert
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
When Calpurnia asks Mother Albirtha, the village sage in the Central Florida backwoods where The Sec...
Author
Esteban Meneses
Latin America boasts a stunning musical history that is rich and varied. Yet this music is sometimes...
Author
Lauren Ishida
In Buddhism and Hinduism, the deity Indra holds a large net of rope and multifaceted jewels, which r...
Author
Tracy Monaghan
There’s a weirdly reflexive magnetism between New Zealanders who live overseas. I think we find comf...
Author
Gemma Peacocke
The so-called “black-body” was one of the first experiments that could not be reconciled with classi...
Author
Lana Norris
Bizet’s Carmen has captivated audiences for nearly 150 years. The thrill of a love triangle paired w...
Author
Jillian DeGroot
Live music is now returning to London, and Jenny Moore and Rattle’s gig at Café Oto on 9 September w...
Author
Caroline Potter
Eddie Barbash plays a wide repertoire that is not often heard on the alto saxophone. His latest self...
Author
Donna Lee Davidson
Contemporaneous returned to live performance on Wednesday, July 21, 2021 with spectacular ease. R...
Author
Lana Norris
London concert life is slowly reopening to limited audiences, and it was a particular pleasure to le...
Author
Caroline Potter
At a roundtable discussion in early June 2021, Quinteto Latino’s founder and director Armando Castel...
Author
Julia Kuhlman
The idea for Ine Aya’ – voice from a fading forest sparked off at a chance meeting between Ind...
Author
Thea Derks
Based on original writings by incarcerated authors and their families, Death by Life is a testament...
Author
Lana Norris
