Schola Cantorum on Hudson forms its twenty-first season with the timely, tenured, and continually renewing theme of immigration, presenting a program similarly comprised of choral repertoire, […]
Charlie Parker continues to inspire and to stir controversy to this day. Would he have enjoyed an opera that suggests the twilight between his life and […]
When asked by Celia Ipiotis in 1991 when he first realized he was black, David Roussève recounted his adolescence, at which point socializing with white girls […]
Jazz Legends for Disability Pride is a fund raiser Jazz concert in partnership with 2016 NYC Winter Jazzfest. This very friendly, industry driven even features Jazz […]
“DO IT!,” insisted Bessie Schonberg. That advice still rings in the ears of choreographer Jessica Lang who encountered the formidable mentor/composition teacher at The Juilliard School. […]
APOLLO THEATER SPRING GALA 2015That great haven of emerging and legendary talent is about the have a party to support it’s programs and educational initiatives. Apollo’s […]
For a 40th anniversary concert at Carnegie Hall, the Orchestra of St. Luke’s begins in modest tableau, filling the center of the Perlman stage with few […]
Crowds funneled into Avery Fisher Hall for the Gala evening concert celebrating the Chinese New Year. West and East met up in the crossroads between traditional […]