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Dance: At the Barre
Musicals: 5-6-7-8
Performers: Close-Up
The Play’s The Thing
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Stark Sands Returns to Broadway in “Swept Away”
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CONGRATULATIONS: Mx. Justin Vivian Bond – 2024 MacArthur Fellow
"Happiness is a skill that you develop and also something that you can't be all the time."
Classical: Metronome
Composer Nina Shekhar Offers You Her Glitter Monster
"There's no rule that says you can't do this. This tradition has evolved over time because of that."
Classical: Metronome
Marc-André Hamelin: A Franck Conversation About His Music
"A recital is really a one-to-one act of communication. And offering, an act of sharing with the audience."
Classical: Metronome
Brian Lauritzen Makes Classical Music Easy
"Who I am in the world of classical music is someone who says you may think that it's a difficult entry point, but here's how it's easy. "
Classical: Metronome
Marc Lowenstein Lives in This Present Time
"It's only by letting go and having a tremendous amount of throughput, I think, that you can really find the meaning in the moments."
Classical: Metronome
Gabriel Kahane Gets Personal with “Heirloom”
"I think if composers are being honest, whenever we assign a program to abstract instrumental music, we're always doing a little bit of myth-making."
Classical: Metronome
Gabriel Kahane Gets Political
"Trying to open people's hearts feels more politically useful than trying to convince people of something."
Classical: Metronome
Composer Juan Pablo Contreras Unmasked
"I wanted people to ask themselves what is my personal identity? What kind of mask have I designed for myself? "
Classical: Metronome
Composer Shelley Washington Explores Duality
"So I hope this piece doesn't give permission, but acceptance, to people. Hopefully see themselves and feel seen."
Classical: Metronome
Composer Ellen Reid: Life Post-Pulitzer and Post-Pandemic
"Sitting with the unknown brought up some new things I'm interested in and things that I'm not interested anymore in in a very clear way that it might have just taken a lot more time to find had we not had that experience."
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