Monday Jul 21 | Music and Vision Daily
CD Spotlight. Intimate Mode - Quartets by Evans, Glass, Antheil and...
A thoroughly winning CD. Should anyone be wondering 'who on earth is Ralph Evans?', he's been first violinist of the Fine Arts Quartet since 1982 and here his non-derivative, audience friendly Quartet No 1 in ...
North Coast Journal Weekly Politics
In the current world of modern composition, no movement has been more influential than minimalism.
Swansong of versatility and ambition
Combined effort ... Leonard Cohen, left, and Philip Glass. July 16, 2008 Kristy Edmunds's final Melbourne Festival features intriguing relationships and some musical luminaries, writes Bryce Hallett.
Composer John Fitz Rogers, pianist Phillip Bush and writer Julie Elliott, all of Columbia, have won fellowships from the S.C. Arts Commission.
This weekend is gonna be illin'. LISTEN Nico Muhly What: The wunderkind composer and Philip Glass protege's second solo album is two parts classical, one part electronic, and 100 percent awesome.
Among his many duties as artistic director of Cincinnati Opera, Evans Mirageas sends CDs of contemporary operas he considers "a stretch" to the board members advising him on programming.
From the Bronx Museum comes the widely acclaimed survey of 17 years of work by Cuban-Dominican artist Quisqueya Henrquez.
'Portrait' gets inside world of Philip Glass
The documentary shows composer Philip Glass with son Marlowe, and in Nova Scotia.
Lane, Neuwirth set for 'Addams'
Nathan Lane and Bebe Neuwirth will play Gomez and Morticia in a closed reading in August of upcoming Broadway musical "The Addams Family," with a score by Andrew Lippa and book by the "Jersey Boys" team of ...
Mellow Cello: Joan Jeanrenaud makes her next great post-Kronos leap
Joan Jeanrenaud 's first CD after leaving Kronos Quartet was aptly titled Metamorphosis , indicating her personal transformation from ensemble player to solo artist.
To review the Metropolitan Opera's new production of Philip Glass's Satyagraha in a newspaper - 'in this old-fashioned, dying form of media - 'seems particularly apt, as newspapers both physically and ...
Opening today on the local art-house circuit: On and off, for a year and a half, from Nova Scotia to Melbourne, director-cinematographer Scott Hicks hung out with minimalist composer Philip Glass.
Haydn must not be given up to period specialists. Symphony orchestras more and more tend toward a niche program of exclusively romantic and post-romantic repertoire: from Beethoven to Sibelius and everything in ...
Philip Glass: How do they play it so fast?
I am constantly in awe of real musicians. This clip is 'The Grid' from Koyaanisqatsi, which could be the greatest music video ever made - certainly the most copied.
Summertime (1935). George Gershwin, DuBose Heyward, and Ira Gershwin /surprisingly fine/
I continue to play around with next.lala.com . I've done obvious things like subscribe at 10 cents a track to the nineties recording of Philip Glass' Music in Twelve Parts .
Without Air: Choreography Is King, But Where's the Star Power?
Trust Canadian choreographer James Kudelka to take the posture of Edgar Degas's iconic sculpture La Petite Danseuse de Quatorze Ans and impose the little girl's titled head and hands-clasped-behind-the-back ...
Observing viewers engaging Robert Wilson's sensational series of high-definition video portraits at the Bass Museum of Art was akin to watching a pet dog discovering its own image in a mirror for the first ...
Voom Portraits Robert Wilson at The Bass Museum of Art
Peter Stormare, Actor, 2004, Music by Michael Galasso Arranged by Peter Cerone, 65" plasma display panel with single unit stereo speaker and HD media player.
A Mahler-loving cat showed up at a recent performance by the Israel Philharmonic.
Counter Critic: At the Met With Philip Glass
Caught the penultimate performance of Philip Glass's pacificst epic Satyagraha . via New York Press