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Carnegie Hall features the best and brightest of classical youth talent in the U.S. in concerts with the National Youth Orchestra of America. On July 24, NYO2 appears at Carnegie with conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto and violinist Gil Shaham for Mexican and Russian masterpieces.
Comprising a 'remarkable array of talent' (The New York Times), NYO2 is an orchestral training program for talented young players ages 14–17 with a focus on recruiting musicians from communities underrepresented in classical music. NYO2 is joined by conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto and violinist Gil...
If you want to hear America's best and brightest, head to Carnegie Hall on July 19th for the spectacular National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America. Pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet joins Michael Tilson Thomas for Gershwin, Sibelius and a new work by Ted Hearne. Click here for tickets!
Michael Tilson Thomas conducts the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America, showcasing his mastery of a wide range of repertoire, dedication to mentoring young talent, and commitment to the music of living composers. Jean-Yves Thibaudet performs Gershwin's effervescent Piano Concert...
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Heybale’s long-running Sunday night residency at Austin’s famous The Continental Club is the stuff of Texas legend and now the “country superstar quintet” (Austin Chronicle) brings its smoking brand of classic honky-tonk and roadhouse rockabilly to Damrosch Park. With members that have played with Buck Owens, Willie Nelson, and Johnny Cash, the band is beloved by everyone from tourists to celebrities, and especially dancers. Country shuffles, waltzes, and two-step are all on the menu for this big country night.
Heybale’s long-running Sunday night residency at Austin’s famous Continental Club is the stuff of Texas legend and now the “country superstar quintet” (Austin Chronicle) brings its smoking brand of classic honky-tonk and roadhouse rockabilly to Damrosch Park. With members that have played wi...
From the delicious imaginations of Artist in Residence Alexei Ratmansky and pop surrealist visionary Mark Ryden comes a second helping of this dollop of delightful whimsy. In this fantastical confection, a young boy overindulges at a Viennese pastry shop and falls into a delirium. To escape his attending physician, the boy dreams of his triumphant rescue by Princess Praline and her court, Princess Tea Flower, Prince Coffee, and the marching Marzipan. The show by American Ballet Theatre is a delight for ballet fans of all ages.
From the delicious imaginations of Artist in Residence Alexei Ratmansky and pop surrealist visionary Mark Ryden comes a second helping of this dollop of delightful whimsy. In this fantastical confection, a young boy overindulges at a Viennese pastry shop and falls into a delirium. To escape his atte...
Richard Landis (American, born 1931) is a master weaver who pursued a nearly lifelong investigation of pattern and color. His double-cloth textiles are complex systems of closely related full-tones and half-tones of color, organized into abstract geometries of endless variation. In Landis’s weavings, small, medium, and large rectangles and squares repeat in ever-changing order, and every possible color combination is played out both horizontally and vertically. What appears to be a random arrangement of colored squares is a balanced and controlled expression of a well-modulated palette. Catch the exhibition at Cooper Hewitt...Keep reading!
At the Cooper Hewitt Color Decoded The Textiles of Richard Landis Richard Landis follows a master weaver who pursued an investigation of pattern and color.
It’s one thing to admire and study the music of the bebop era. But Barry A. Harris lived it, becoming one of Detroit’s best jazz pianists in the 1950s before relocating to the New York area — and eventually moving into the New Jersey estate where Thelonious Monk himself resided. At [over] 80, Harris still speaks bebop as his musical language, though it’s transformed in his hands into something supple, round, warm. Catch him at Village Vanguard!
Barry Harris at the Village Vanguard brings his trio to the venue. At over 80 years old he still playing bebop as his main form of expression.
Celebrate July 4th the Caramoor way as we pay tribute to Leonard Bernstein alongside other grand symphonic works with the esteemed New Westchester Symphony Orchestra Winds and two stellar alumni from Caramoor’s Schwab Vocal Rising Stars. Then, stick around for a proper ending to the evening with Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, and of course — fireworks!
Pops, Patriots, and Fireworks at the Venetian Theater at Caramoor will have you tapping your toes and feeling patriotic in this birthday celebration.
From the visionaries that rocked Broadway with "Hedwig and the Angry Inch", "American Idiot", "Spring Awakening", and "Avenue Q" comes "HEAD OVER HEELS" the fearlessly fresh and deliriously sexy new musical comedy from pop icons The Go-Go’s, including the hit songs “We Got the Beat,” “Our Lips Are Sealed,” “Vacation,” “Heaven is a Place on Earth,” and many more! Don't miss it at Hudson Theatre!
Head Over Heels on Broadway at the Hudson Theatre melds the music of the Go-Go's, the iconic girl band of the 80s, within a hilarious period romp.
Hailed as “one of the pre-eminent period-instrument ensembles” (The Independent, London), Apollo's Fire: The Cleveland Baroque Orchestra was founded in 1992 by award-winning harpsichordist and conductor Jeannette Sorrell, who envisioned an ensemble dedicated to the baroque ideal that music should evoke the various Affekts or passions in listeners. Based in Cleveland, the ensemble has released 25 commercial CDs, tours internationally, and makes its Carnegie Hall debut in 2018. “First rate … rendered with consummate skill and artistry …” (The New York Times).
Hailed as “one of the pre-eminent period-instrument ensembles” (The Independent, London), Apollo’s Fire was founded in 1992 by award-winning harpsichordist and conductor Jeannette Sorrell, who envisioned an ensemble dedicated to the baroque ideal that music should evoke the various Affekts or ...
This exhibition celebrates the versatility and enduring influence of the calligraphic ink tradition across Asia. The works on view, selected from Asia Society New York’s new acquisitions of contemporary ink and calligraphic art, highlight exemplary works by Gu Wenda, Minjung Kim's Drawings, Qiu Zhijie, Sun Xun, and Wang Dongling. These contemporary works, displayed alongside two illuminated Qur’ans from China and Central Asia, reveal the innovative use of ink and calligraphy in visual expression, from the thirteenth century to the present, across Asia and the diaspora.
This exhibition celebrates the versatility and enduring influence of the calligraphic ink tradition across Asia. The works on view, selected from Asia Society Museum’s new acquisitions of contemporary ink and calligraphic art, highlight exemplary works by Gu Wenda, Minjung Kim, Qiu Zhijie, Sun Xun...
The first Gay Pride March (New York City) was held in 1970 and has since become an annual civil rights demonstration. Over the years, its purpose has broadened to include recognition of the fight against AIDS and to remember those we have lost to illness, violence and neglect. This year’s March will be taking a new route beginning at 7th Avenue and 16th Street and then proceeding south to Christopher Street, making a turn east (via Christopher to 8th Street), passing the Judges Stand at 8th Street and Fifth Avenue, and then proceeding north on Fifth Avenue to 29th Street.
The first March was held in 1970 and has since become an annual civil rights demonstration. Over the years, its purpose has broadened to include recognition of the fight against AIDS and to remember those we have lost to illness, violence and neglect. The March is a celebration of the LGBTQ communit...
Victor Lemonte Wooten is a unique human being. Born the youngest of five boys, he began learning to play music at the tender age of two. He started performing in nightclubs and theaters as the bassist with the family band at age five, and at age six, was on tour with his brothers opening shows for legendary soul artist Curtis Mayfield. Soon after, he was affectionately known as the 8-year-old Bass Ace, and before graduating high school, he and his brothers had shared the stage with artists such as Stephanie Mills, War, Ramsey Lewis, Frankie Beverly and Maze, Dexter Wansel, and The Temptations. But, this only begins to tell the tale of this Tennessee titan. Don't miss the The Victor Wooten Trio at The Blue Note!
Victor Lemonte Wooten is a unique human being. Born the youngest of five boys, he began learning to play music at the tender age of two. He started performing in nightclubs and theaters as the bassist with the family band at age five, and at age six, was on tour with his brothers opening shows …
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Chris Pattishall Trio appears at Jazz Standard June 24th.
In collaboration with percussionist Frank Cassara and violist Ralph Farris, will present an evening of dance and live music, with scores by four contemporary composers. The program features four dances from Molissa Fenley and Company’s Water Table, three of which are New York premieres. The program also includes a new configuration of Fenley’s 1979 work Mix.
In collaboration with percussionist Frank Cassara and violist Ralph Farris, will present an evening of dance and live music, with scores by four contemporary composers. The program features four dances from Fenley’s Water Table, three of which are New York premieres. The program also includes a ne...
Tony winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson (Jitney, The Piano Lesson) returns to The Public Theater’s Free Shakespeare in the Park to direct a sumptuous new production of OTHELLO. Set amid war and palace intrigue in the 17th-century Mediterranean, this classic drama about a noble Black Venetian general whose marriage is sabotaged by theater’s most infamous villain, Iago, remains Shakespeare’s most urgent and relevant tragedy today. A lush, romantic vision gives way to the violent tangle of love and jealousy, race and revenge in this must-see production of Shakespeare’s great tragedy, OTHELLO.
Tony winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson (Jitney, The Piano Lesson) returns to Shakespeare in the Park to direct a sumptuous new production of OTHELLO. Set amid war and palace intrigue in the 17th-century Mediterranean, this classic drama about a noble Black Venetian general whose marriage is sabotaged by....
Click here for more information. Discover the counterculture of the 1960s and ’70s. From communal living and forays into expanded consciousness, to tensions around race, politics, sexuality and the environment, this exhibition explores the breadth and significance of this period. This event is part of Carnegie Hall’s The ’60s: The Years that Changed America at NYPL The New York Public Library.
Click here for more information. Discover the counterculture of the 1960s and ’70s. From communal living and forays into expanded consciousness, to tensions around race, politics, sexuality and the environment, this exhibition explores the breadth and significance of this period. This event is par...
Following their critically acclaimed run of Shukshin’s Stories (2016), Russia’s Theatre of Nations returns to New York with a dramatic retelling of Anton Chekhov’s Ivanov. Controversial opera and theater master Timofey Kulyabin, best known for his rebellious take on Wagner’s Tannhäuser, directs. Evgeny Mironov, Chulpan Khamatova, Elizaveta Boyarskaya, and Victor Verzhbitskiy lead the cast in this production of the classic play that centers on the question: Is Ivanov as much of a scoundrel as those around him contend? With Ivanov, Theatre of Nations brings to life Chekhov’s keen observation, comedic eye for social detail, and instinct for the drama of human contradiction. Don't miss this at New York City Center!
Following their critically acclaimed run of Shukshin’s Stories (2016), Russia’s Theatre of Nations returns to New York with a dramatic retelling of Anton Chekhov’s Ivanov. Controversial opera and theater master Timofey Kulyabin, best known for his rebellious take on Wagner’s Tannhäuser, dir...
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New York City's Opera Season is curated here: https://goo.gl/Njku Give it a read for our critics picks! The Metropolitan Opera BAM New York City OperaCarnegie Hall
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"I think one of the differences between now and when I started is that we are quicker to react to finding new talent. I think very consciously to creating an arc to a singer over a number of years, to develop them as artists on stage." Peter Gelb, The Metropolitan Opera General Manager. Read the third of ZEALnyc's three-part interview series in which Mr. Gelb speaks frankly about opera talent, and his artistic vision for the Met. http://goo.gl/zP9OfK Mr. Gelb discusses Javier Camarena, Nina Stemme, Calixto Bieito, Pretty Yende, Nadine Sierra, SONYA YONCHEVA, Dmitri Tcherniakov and more!
"So singers want to be on the stage of the Met more so than ever before. But HD transmission also reinforces these singer's acting values as well. And we have been quite successful in attracting the best stage directors and designers who want to work with us. We are committed to keeping the Met on the cutting edge of theatrical invention..." Peter Gelb, General Manager, Metropolitan Opera. Read the second of ZEALnyc's three-part interview series in which Mr. Gelb speaks frankly about his approach to artistic risks and the importance of the Met's Live in HD broadcast series. http://goo.gl/HLnxkb
"I think taking risks in art is essential. They have to be calculated risks - you have to, hopefully, know what you're doing. I'm not saying I haven't had my share of stumbles. But I think the track record that the Met has had in terms of its productions has been a pretty good one." Peter Gelb, General Manager, Metropolitan Opera. Read the first of ZEALnyc's three-part interview series in which Mr. Gelb speaks frankly about opera audience growth, the Met Opera HD series, the current state of opera talent, and more. http://goo.gl/V22vFk
ZEALnyc curates the exciting Fall 2016 New York opera season. Read ZEALnyc and prepare for the exciting season of world-class opera! http://goo.gl/KkBDpJ
Looking to escape the New York City heat? We suggest a trip to the beautiful city of Montreal for OSM (Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal) fantastic Classical Spree music festival! Over 40 concerts in three days, from August 10-13. Read more about OSM's Classical Spree: http://goo.gl/hQYvz6. Purchase your tickets to OSM's Classical Spree: http://goo.gl/7Hmgi0.
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