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In 1731, the British artist William Hogarth made a series of six paintings titled “A Harlot’s Progress.” They depicted the..
Schooldays Over is Chris Campbell and Grant Cutler’s dark and haunting reimagining of Ewan MacColl’s Irish folk-ballad of the same..
Around 2004, composer Paul Lansky famously made an about-face. After over 40 years of pioneering work in computer and electronic..
The Pit Stop Players and the Pendulum The selections for the concert include themes from film (David Shire’s score to..
Composer Joan Tower’s newest work, Red Maple, premiered on October 4, 2013, at the Koger Center for the Arts at University..
Sometimes contemporary orchestral music is abrasively radical. And sometimes the revolution is much more discreet, promising the listener a familiar..
Monday, October 21, 2013 marked the New York premiere of Nico Muhly’s opera Two Boys at the Metropolitan Opera. Two..
Many season openers tend to displays of bravado and vivacity. Soundstreams’ sold-out opener at Royal Conservatory Toronto’s Koerner Hall on..
As the editor-in-chief of I CARE IF YOU LISTEN, I have been receiving a growing number of submissions for reviews...
Aptly named in an age of technology-induced isolation, Imaginary Friends (navona) explores the relationship between human performers and interactive computer systems...
