In the latest production of L.A.’s The Industry, the traditional stage is jettisoned in favor of a larger and less restrictive venue: Downtown L.A.‘s iconic Union Station. This past Saturday saw the world premiere of “Invisible Cities”, a new opera written by composer Chris Cerrone, inspired by Italo Colvino’s 1972 Read more...
NYC’s Metropolis Opera Project will present the world premiere of the opera electronica One Hot Kitchen, December 1st-11th, 8 PM at midtown’s Medicine Show Theatre (549 West 52nd Street, 3rd Floor, NYC). Tickets are $20 and may be purchased through SmartTix.
DJ spinned beats, electric violin and cello, guitar with Read more...
EAST VILLAGE, MANHATTAN: Enmeshed in the creative focus nurturing New York City’s downtown, you sense someone deep in thought. A mind is in motion.
Feel it now, in hypnotic waves? You’re drawing closer to the workbench of Philip Glass. His symphonies, operas, film scores, concertos, solo works, sonatas, and any Read more...
The Association for Cultural Equity and Alan Lomax Archive have announced the release of Alan Lomax: The Man Who Recorded the World (Viking). This long-awaited first biography of Lomax is by noted NYC-based professor, music scholar, and biographer John Szwed. Szwed is a professor of music and jazz studies at Read more...
