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What I’m Listening To: New in Music – October 23rd
This week I'm vexed by Igor Levit, Poiesis Quartet, Frank Sinatra and Hildur Guðnadóttir
Cervantino 54 – Final Journal
While I speak a fair amount of Spanish, I’m not fluent. But I do speak the language of music. And drama. And dance. And opera.
Kemar Jewel: Reinventing the Classics….
“It just feels like I'm helping my younger self. Like there's just so many people that I work with and help. I see myself in you."
What I’d See: Best Bets October 19th – October 25th
Missy Mazzoli and Royce Vavrek's "Lincoln in the Bardo" has its world premiere at the Met Opera
What I’m Listening To – New in Music: October 16th
Aurélien Pontier's "Howard Shore: A Piano Tribute" surprised us!
Remembering Alan Mandell: A Life in the Theater
The acclaimed actor passed away this week.
Cervantino Festival – Journal #3
Osian Meilir’s "Qweerin" took their party to the street!
What I’d See: Best Bets: October 12th – October 18th
A world premiere from Vijay Iyer performing with Jennifer Koh tops this week's list
WHAT I’M LISTENING TO: NEW IN MUSIC OCTOBER 9th
Two major jazz recordings top this week's list. Which track will you choose first?
What I’d See: Best Bets: October 5th – October 11th
42 years after its world premiere, "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" returns to Yale Rep
Cervantino Festival 54 – Journal #1
Festival Internacional Cervantino is a major performing arts festival in Mexico
What I’m Listening To: New in Music: October 2nd
Four boxed sets, two left turns and a klezmer concerto!
This Is the Moment for Kokandy Productions
“If this is the show that kills us, hopefully we’ll have fun doing it.”
The Art of Making Art
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