The New York Times – Music:
“The music stays as beautiful as it is,” said Andreas Staier, an eminent interpreter of early keyboard music who has a rare blood disease.
Author: Jeffrey Arlo Brown
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Jay Schwartz’s Music Reflects a Past of Oceans and Deserts
The New York Times – Music:
The composer’s latest work, “Theta,” born of the pandemic, loss and long swims in open water, is premiering in Germany.
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Did Gérard Grisey’s Music Predict His Own Death?
The New York Times – Music:
Eerie coincidences make the composer’s final work, “Four Songs for Crossing the Threshold,” seem like a requiem written for himself.
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Pianist Nicolas Hodges Adapts to Life With Parkinson’s
The New York Times – Music:
Nicolas Hodges has carried on with his career as an eminent interpreter of avant-garde music. But it hasn’t been without sacrifices.
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Pianist Nicolas Hodges Adapts to Life With Parkinson’s
The New York Times – Music:
Nicolas Hodges has carried on with his career as an eminent interpreter of avant-garde music. But it hasn’t been without sacrifices.
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Salvatore Sciarrino Returns to Myth in the Opera ‘Venere e Adone’
The New York Times – Music:
Salvatore Sciarrino’s “Venere e Adone,” his 15th opera, premieres this weekend at the Hamburg State Opera.
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Composers Find Transcendence, and Inspiration, at Berghain in Berlin
The New York Times – Music:
The storied Berlin techno club Berghain has changed the way some composers think about and make music.