Angel Heart, a music storybook (2018)
Angel Heart Coloring Page Music and art to share for families living through quarantine together Click HERE to print or download the coloring page. Please share your creation with us […]
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The Guardian: Album review – ISANG YUN: Sunrise Falling
November 2, 2018 Other classical picks this week Sunrise Falling, Pentatone’s two-disc collection of works by Isang Yun, played by the Bruckner Orchestra of Linz conducted by Dennis Russell Davies, provides belated recognition of […]
Rutland Herald Online: Central Vermont Arts Preview
October 6, 2018 Cellist Matt Haimovitz RANDOLPH – Acclaimed cellist Matt Haimovitz will offer concertgoers a unique, immersive, two-day classical music experience Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 6 and 7, […]
Pizzicato: Gruß aus dem Schatzstaat
September 6, 2018 Daydreams; Präludium aus der Englischen Suite Nr. 2 BWV 807; Eugène Bozza: Image für Flöte solo op. 38; George Enescu: Impressions from Childhood op. 28; Frédéric Chopin […]
Deutschlandfunk Kultur: Die politische Kraft der klassischen Musik
September 19, 2018 Die Sopranistin Nadine Sierra überzeugt mit ihrer neuen CD: eine virtuose Interpretation und ein politisches Statement zugleich. Auch das Doppelalbum mit Werken von Isang Yun ist mutig, […]
The New Yorker: An Emotional Reunion Between Cello and Cellist
September 17, 2018 Issue After fifteen months apart, Matt Haimovitz and his beloved Goffriller cello get reacquainted. On a recent Thursday, Matt Haimovitz, the forty-seven-year-old virtuoso cellist, packed an […]
The Canadian Jewish News: MCO TO PERFORM CLASSICAL CONCERT WITH JEWISH THEME
August 12, 2018 Montrealers will soon have a rare opportunity to hear Jewish-themed music from the golden age of classical music in a synagogue sanctuary. In celebration of its 250th […]
The Bay Area Reporter: Composer, icon, working musician
July 26, 2018 At 81, Philip Glass may never escape the label of minimalist composer. His prolific career has grown since the 1970s to produce an awesome wealth of […]
SFGate: Philip Glass and colleagues take a tour of his chamber music at SFJazz
July 21, 2018 Philip Glass’ music has its very obvious thumbprints, which is why you can always spot one of his compositions instantly (unless it’s the work of a Glass […]
The Mercury News: Legendary Philip Glass returns to SF Bay Area for series of shows at SFJazz
July 17, 2018 Composer and pianist Philip Glass spent last year celebrating his 80th birthday, complete with the premiere of a new symphony (his 11th) at Carnegie Hall. But don’t […]
I Care if You Listen: Matt Haimovitz: Overtures to Bach’s Cello at the Chelsea Music Festival
July 3, 2018 In the gorgeous General Theological Seminary in Chelsea, cellist Matt Haimovitz paired classic works by J.S. Bach with those of living composers Philip Glass, Du Yun, David Sanford, and Vijay Iver. […]
Online Merker: CD DAYDREAMS: Tippet Rise OPUS 2017, PENTATONE Oxingale –Series Musikalische Traumreise zum einzigartigen Kammermusik-Festival in Montana, USA
June 27, 2018 CD DAYDREAMS: Tippet Rise OPUS 2017, PENTATONE Oxingale Series Musikalische Traumreise zum einzigartigen Kammermusik-Festival in Montana, USA Falls ich vor der Wahl stünde, in diesem Sommer ein […]
Aaron Copland and Alice M. Ditson Fund Awards for “The Poetry of Places”
May 21, 2018 Nadia Shpachenko was awarded the Aaron Copland Fund For Music and the Alice M. Ditson Fund at Columbia University Recording Grants for her upcoming 2019 album “The Poetry of Places”. Nadia […]
I Care if You Listen: This week: concerts in New York (June 11, 2018 – June 17, 2018)
June 11, 2018 LPR X: DEERHOOF Deerhoof with Tigue and Subtle Degrees perform as part of Ten Years Together: New Amsterdam Records & Le Poisson Rouge Turn 10. Between sets […]
Untapped Cities: 15 Things to Do in NYC This Week: June 8 to June 15, 2018
June 8, 2018 Concerts and films in parks, tours for the public and for our Untapped Cities Insiders, an inflatable bubble, a floating food forest and more to check out […]
Ludwig van Montréal: LA RELÈVE | Quelque part, mon jardin: cinq compositeurs, deux ensembles et un spectacle éclaté typiquement montréalais
June 4, 2018 Le samedi 9 juin 2018 à 20 h, à l’Usine C à Montréal, un audacieux spectacle fait de nouvelle musique très éclatée, de théâtre, de poésie et […]
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