Album Dan Román and Cuarteto Latinoamericano Craft Kaleidoscopic, Minimalist Puzzles on “DXVNS” 8 Jan 0
Album Brooklyn Rider Conjures Spontaneous Symbols (In a Circle Records) Peeling away the plastic wrapping around Brooklyn Rider’s Spontaneous Symbols yields a rush of dopamine and the familiar magic of.. 7 Feb 2
Concert Boston Opera Collaborative Brings Kaminsky’s As One to Cambridge Rarely do the words “intimacy” and “opera” historically appear together. Staged in gilded halls with larger than life sets, opera.. 6 Feb 0
ArticleRecommended Concerts This week: concerts in New York (February 5, 2018 – February 11, 2018) Kronos Quartet & Face the Music | Ecstatic Music Festival The Kronos Quartet joins NYC’s youth new music ensemble Face.. 5 Feb 0
Album In DiEugenio/Solomon’s Into the Silence, a Touching Stucky Tribute The legacy of the late American composer, conductor and longtime Cornell University professor Steven Stucky (1949–2016) is memorialized in Into.. 2 Feb 1
Interview 5 Questions to Eunbi Kim (pianist, entrepreneur) New York City-based Eunbi Kim is a virtuoso pianist and genre-defying creator and performer. Her 2013 music-theatre piece Murakami Music draws on.. 1 Feb 2
Album What’s Old is New: Mackey and Treuting’s Orpheus Unsung On October 6, 2017, New Amsterdam records released Steven Mackey’s and Jason Treuting’s inaugural collaborative piece, Orpheus Unsung. It’s proposed.. 31 Jan 2
Essay 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards (New Music) Winners Let’s take a look at the classical music winners from the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards, and specifically the new music.. 30 Jan 0
ArticleRecommended Concerts This week: concerts in New York (January 29, 2018 – February 4, 2018) the whisper opera | David Lang the whisper opera, with words and music by Pulitzer Prize-winner David Lang and direction.. 29 Jan 0
Concert PROTOTYPE 2018: The Echo Drift Explores Human Nature Walker Loats’ day revolves around soup. The arrival of lunch is one of two ways she keeps track of time.. 26 Jan 1
Interview 5 Questions to Scott Wollschleger (composer) Brooklyn composer Scott Wollschleger describes the piano as his “personal diary,” and his catalog includes many works for the instrument.. 25 Jan 1
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