Category
Concert
The Ohio Theater can easily swallow one’s attention. The vibrancy of the Spanish-Baroque style is a...
Author
A. Kori Hill
How does it feel to look at nothing? The title of Holland Andrews and yuniya edi kwon’s experimental...
Author
Lana Norris
I heard the wind rushing as soon as I stepped into the Metropolitan Opera House on the evening of Oc...
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Stephanie Boyd
On a cloudless, crisp Saturday afternoon, a crowd of more than a hundred people are huddled in the b...
Author
Hannah Edgar
Within the sonically contained black box theater at REDCAT, a prismatic playroom of toys, knick-knac...
Author
Isabel Li
There is no music without the body. String players live with rock-hard finger callouses. Wind and br...
Author
Daniele Sahr
As voices and footsteps of incoming audiences echoed within the First Congregational Church of Los A...
Author
Isabel Li
Recorded interactions between LARAAJI and Michael Brook are scarce. Though they were both fixtures o...
Author
Raphael Helfand
The desire to bring the music of Hildegard von Bingen into the modern day is not an uncommon one. As...
Author
Michelle Hromin
The Ditch doesn’t exactly sound like the name of a classical music venue. Situated in a fashionable...
Author
Caroline Potter
Ever heard of a wolpertinger? The mythical creature is said to inhabit the forests of southern Germa...
Author
Amanda Cook
Noise improvisation: the craft of experimenting with sound, sculpting a world for the listener to in...
Author
Vanessa Ague
I hope I never forget the warm September night when I saw Kari Watson and Katinka Kleijn perform at...
Author
Thulasi Seshan
What happens when an iconoclast becomes an institution? That question continues to unfold with Juliu...
Author
Hannah Edgar
The sky can’t decide if it’s going to rain. Baby blue dots the gaps between hulking grey clouds over...
Author
Dustin Nelson
In the last minutes of Márton Illés’ Forajzok (2021), every member of the International Contemporary...
Author
Jordan Silversmith
A last-minute venue change brought Chinese Arts Week’s presentation of Du Yun’s The Ocean Etched in...
Author
Yaz Lancaster
It’s end-of-term showtime at the London conservatoires, and recently I’ve seen some exciting new sho...
Author
Caroline Potter
Everything seemed perfectly engineered for presence on Jun. 25 at Pioneer Works. The sun twinkled go...
Author
Vanessa Ague
In a world of constant connectivity, what do we gain from looking within? Wild Up’s Jun. 6 program,...
Author
Dalanie Harris
“A shifting environment of unstable systems … Signals emerge, overlap, and dissolve, forming a tempo...
Author
Lana Norris
I don’t think I have ever seen the audience at Cafe Oto so animated and so joyful as they were on th...
Author
Robert Barry
The tagline for the Southbank Centre’s Multitudes festival is ‘a multi-arts festival powered by orch...
Author
Caroline Potter
