Tag: Philip Glass
João MacDowell: The Art of Contradiction
“It's easy to be ironic and sophisticated and brainy, but it's hard to actually open up to the deeper layers.”
Nicolas Blanc: The Many Sides of Dracula
For State Street Ballet's world premiere, the choreographer explores seduction, sexuality and the darkness within human nature.
Best Bets: June 29th – July 5th
Boston Symphony Orchestra gives the world premiere of Philip Glass' "Symphony No. 15 - 'Lincoln'" at Tanglewood this week
Best Bets: April 13th – April 19th
Adrien Brody's Broadway debut and a Historic Pairing top this week's list
Best Bets: March 30th – April 5th
Stephen Adley Guirgis' adaptation of "Dog Day Afternoon" opens on Broadway this week
The Miró Quartet Turns 30 with Ginastera
"He was just as famous as Shostakovich, if not more so, when he was alive."
New In Music This Week: June 13th
Seven new albums to lift your spirits and quiet your soul.
BEST BETS: MAY 19th – MAY 25th
San Francisco Symphony celebrates Music Director Esa-Pekka Salonen in four weeks of concerts
David Skidmore: Pushing Third Coast Percussion Even Further
"Great music isn't only the arrangement and orchestration that people know of it already. Great music can be great with a lot of different costumes."
BEST BETS: FEBRUARY 10th – FEBRUARY 16th
Lea Salonga and Bernadette Peters head a cast of Stephen Sondheim's "Old Friends"