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Zankel Hall
As we approach Augusta Read Thomas’ 60th birthday, my memories of her visit to our undergrad composi...
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Stephanie Boyd
This interview has been edited for clarity. Composer Du Yun recalls when she sat down to start wri...
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Lana Norris
The American Composers Orchestra concert on April 11, 2019 at the “medium-sized” Carnegie Hall, Zank...
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Stephanie Boyd
Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer-prize winning oratorio Anthracite Fields returned to New York City and a full...
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Lana Norris
Shimmering columns of light danced up the wall of Zankel Hall on the evening of December 8, 2017, an...
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Danika Paskvan
I’ll admit I was skeptical to attend a concert of “contemposcary” music; I am a gr...
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Rebecca Lentjes
Since Sō Percussion first came across my radar, it’s been abundantly clear that the quartet is all a...
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Daniel Kushner
Nothing quite compares to the American Composers Orchestra. It is the only orchestra that exists wit...
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Sam Reising
“I’ll sing one more before I collapse,” Meredith Monk laughed after her 50th anniversary concert at...
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Rebecca Lentjes
I thought I had had my fill of surprises that day, but about halfway through the Meredith Monk &...
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Rebecca Lentjes
In February and March of 1968, Karlheinz Stockhausen sheltered with his family in a snow-bound house...
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Jennifer Stock
As holder of the 2013-2014 Richard and Barbara Debs Composer’s Chair at Carnegie Hall, David Lang ha...
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Christian Kriegeskotte
On February 12, the Brentano String Quartet will perform the world premiere of a composition by Ste...
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Thomas Deneuville
