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This article was commissioned by American Composers Forum. People often view fundraising as a “necessary evil” in the nonprofit industry..
The Philadelphia-based chamber choir The Crossing has long supported musical works that tackle social, political, and environmental themes, and their..
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For me, 2022 was a paradoxical year filled with confusing contradictions. I attended significantly more live performances, but despite this,..
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Through striking multimedia performance, cellist Seth Parker Woods is highlighting the synergistic possibilities when different artistic mediums cross paths. Difficult..
London has a seemingly inexhaustible supply of quirky venues. On 2 December a pair of Australian ensembles collaborated in a..
Composer-conductor Juan Pablo Contreras is a young artist to watch. His compositions are rooted in Mexican folk musical traditions and..
It’s hard to believe that I CARE IF YOU LISTEN (ICIYL) recently marked the two-year anniversary of our partnership with..
Piano Spheres' “30 for 30” Project Honors the Magic of New Music and Sarah Gibson's Creative Spirit
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The Inaugural Talk Low Festival Features Exciting Roster of Experimental Artists
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"Polyglot" Recontextualizes and De-Centers the Canon through an Exploration of Musical Pluralism
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Nathalie Joachim’s Cello Concerto Premiere Reminds That Programming Black Artists Should Be Year Long
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Out of Context #5: Appreciation vs. Appropriation of Cultural Musical Objects
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