It wasn’t until I’d taken the gondola down from Eagle’s Nest, perched 10,350 feet up on Vail Mountain, that I..
Tag Archives: Nina Shekhar
In the early 2000s, several American composers came to define a style of post-Minimalism that defies the “contemporary classical” label...
The Philadelphia-based chamber choir The Crossing has long supported musical works that tackle social, political, and environmental themes, and their..
Carnegie Hall isn’t just piano prodigies and Lenny Bruce. Over the years, Carnegie has continued to expand beyond its famous..
ListN Up is a weekly series of artist-curated playlists that offer an intimate sonic portrait of contemporary artists by showcasing the diverse..
Doug Aitken’s Multisensory Exploration of Time Premieres at LA Phil’s Noon to Midnight
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One World Symphony's "Defiant:" An Orchestra Resists
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For Teddy Abrams, Leading an Orchestra is a Musical and a Civic Responsibility
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Out of Context #4: The Muddy Ownership of Dreadlocks
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"I Didn't Notice My Hands Were Shaking:" Making Essential Music with Essential Tremor
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