They depict the history of the needlecraft industry in New York intertwined with the ideals of the New Deal in what the artist described as “a lesson in democracy for the young.” There is debate as to ...

The title 11,000 Strings promises something grand, and indeed Georg Friedrich Haas’ piece is large-scale in physical scope, duration, and ambition. This is a piece for 50 pianos (the 11,000 strings) ...

Hobson was joined by violinist Andrés Cárdenes for Schumann’s Violin Sonatas Nos. 1-3, played in reverse order. That meant opening with Schumann’s final composition, Sonata No. 3 in A minor, Wo0 2.

The answer to both was similar: Green exceeded all expectations, and the production is even worse than remembered.

East of the River opened the season for Music Before 1800 with a Rosh Hashanah program Sunday at Corpus Christi Church. Music is a magnet for outside influences, and Sephardic Jews had plenty of them.

David Amram, 94, introduced the world premiere of his Five American Voices at the Village Trip festival Friday night at St. John’s Church. Photo: Cliff Pearson The multifarious annual downtown ...

Taka Kigawa performed Pierre Boulez’s complete piano music Sunday night at (le) poisson rouge. Photo: G. Grella Early September in New York City means pianist Taka Kigawa strides onto the stage at (le ...

Paul Jacobs recreated Mendelssohn’s 1840 Bach organ recital Tuesday night at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin. Photo: Priscilla C. Scott According to most accounts, the credit for bringing the music ...

Paul Jacobs performed Bach’s The Art of Fugue Tuesday night at Saint Peter’s Church. Photo: Priscilla C. Scott For an evening’s entertainment, which would you choose–the movie Oppenheimer or a ...

Yunchan Lim performed Bartók Piano Concerto No. 3 with Gustavo Dudamel and the New York Philharmonic Thursday night at David Geffen Hall. Photo: Chris Lee The earth will circle the sun once more ...