Concert “We Have Gone As Far As We Can Together” Combines Opera and Ritual for a Cathartic Experience 6 Nov 0
Concert Emotional details in Haas’ Bluthaus at Wiener Festwochen in Vienna In a pre-concert chat at the Theater an der Wien on Sunday, June 15, composer Georg Friedrich Haas said that.. 4 Jul 0
Album Jennifer Koh and Jaime Laredo: Two x Four It wasn’t until seventh grade that I met my first violin teacher; before then, I was largely self-taught. I recall.. 2 Jul 1
Entrepreneurship Find Your Values: How Music Entrepreneurs Make Smart Career Choices Values are your qualities of intrinsic worth and the principles that run your life. Core values help to define who.. 1 Jul 1
Recommended Concerts This week: concerts in New York (June 30 – July 6, 2014) LABA Presents: New Strings Attached Multi-faceted guitar virtuoso and a 2013/14 LABA fellow Nadav Lev brings forth a diverse selection.. 30 Jun 0
Article The Summer 2014 Mixtape is Out! It’s here! What’s in it? The Summer 2014 Mixtape features some fantastic music from solo violin to a Barbara Streisand cover that.. 27 Jun 0
Interview 5 questions to Tim Benjamin (composer) about Madame X Following his 2013 opera Emily, composer Tim Benjamin is back this August with Madame X, an operatic exploration of the darker side of the.. 26 Jun 0
Essay F*ck you. Pay me: Some Thoughts on Musicians and Money. Yesterday morning, Ellen McSweeney wrote an excellent piece detailing payment trouble she and others are having with Chicago’s Beethoven Festival from 2013... 25 Jun 1
Concert Denk closes Ojai Music Festival with Ligeti, Ives, Beethoven In California’s quiet and secluded Ojai valley persists a rugged individualist sensibility which is expressed in myriad ways, focused by an intense.. 24 Jun 0
Recommended Concerts This week: concerts in New York (June 23 – June 29, 2014) Tracy Silverman: Concerto for One | Performance and Party In Concerto for One Tracy takes orchestra works written for him.. 23 Jun 0
Concert Arvo Pärt’s Sonic Journeys at Carnegie Hall In the 11th century Guido of Arezzo, music theorist and monk, created a scale. He called the first bass line.. 20 Jun 0
Nathalie Joachim’s Cello Concerto Premiere Reminds That Programming Black Artists Should Be Year Long 2