Music Review: Cabaret Conversation in Three-Part Harmony
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The longstanding duo of William Bolcom and Joan Morris seemed very much like a trio at the Flea Theater on Sunday.
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The three parts the guitarist Marc Ribot performed with his bands Spiritual Unity and Ceramic Dog were distinct from one another but interconnected.
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Il cantautore presentera' l'ultimo album 'Elegia'
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The ensemble is well tuned, reasonably together and certainly not lacking in enthusiasm. Its size was not right for the space.
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Can one orchestraâs audacious experiment save classical music?
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Cabaret acts are superimposing a risquÃ© German style onto the performance art and theater scene below 14th Street.
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Fred Hersch qualifies as one of jazzâs most agile conversationalists, and this week he serves as a kind of pianistic Charlie Rose, performing at Jazz Standard with a sharp succession of guests.
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Three new albums prompt the question: How do we explain playing something (a lot) that we donât even like that much?
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A bit of bubbly, a few verses of Auld Lang Syne and candidates, candidates and more candidates.
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A simulcast music exchange at Carnegie Hall on Saturday showed how technology can transform social studies and musical collaboration.
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In the age of the short attention span, classical music matters more than ever.
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An eclectic array of collaborators has given new life to the lyrics a folk trailblazer left behind. A rare concert recording has surfaced too.
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Prakash offers a pleasing youth-centric aural fare that traverses between the fast and the melodious.
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Stunning well-knitted rhythm arrangements, seductively lilting instrumentation, soul-melting tunes, impeccable emotion-stirring vocals, and lyrics couched in winsome language -- all in one harmonious whole producing an exotic melodious soiree.
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This illuminating, ultimately touching show revisits the little-known but vibrant Yiddish cabaret that flourished in Warsaw from the early 1920s until it disappeared by Nazi design.
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The videocassette in film: an unsettling innovation, a romanticized artifact, an LP in an MP3 world.
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The Orpheus Chamber Orchestraâs first concert of the season at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday was a solid if commonplace program that danced around late Romanticism and the first rumblings of modernism.