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For people interested in the idea of craftsmanship in the 21st century, Niels Shoe Meulman is a dream come true...
Exquisite Labyrinth series: The music of Pierre Boulez / Saturday October 1st 2011 There was something of a special occasion..
When I was an undergrad saxophone major, I became very aware of a divide in academia between the “jazz” and..
Yesterday night, So Percussion was having a release party for Steven Mackey’s It Is Time (Cantaloupe). Hosted by AIR (Art International..
This week’s composer might be more famous among movie buffs than concert goers. Indeed, in 1981, French magazine Le Figaro..
The third installment of Stellar Frequencies this weekend in Fort Greene Park was the ideal opportunity to talk to Cory..
One of my biggest concerns in classical music today lies in the area of education. While most kids have at..
This week’s composer is Hugues Dufourt, another clever chap. Born in 1943 in Lyons, Dufourt trained both in Philosophy and..
Initiated by composers Daniel Felsenfeld and Eleonor Sandresky, Music After was a day-long concert featuring music by composers who were..
Another post request from a Google+ friend. This time, I’ve been asked to record the pronunciation for Philippe Manoury’s name...
One World Symphony's "Defiant:" An Orchestra Resists
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Out of Context #4: The Muddy Ownership of Dreadlocks
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There is no Scarcity: Afrodiasporic Artists are Always, Already There
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We Need to Talk About Money: Musicians Without Financial Privilege are Being Pushed Out
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The Ethics of a Personal Canon: Resisting the Lifestyle-ification of Music
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