A classical-music supergroup? That's the Principal Brothers: four Black principal (first-chair) woodwind players, who joined forces for a chamber concert with music from Bach to new works written for them.
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Book Tour: ‘I Am Maria’ by Maria Shriver
Journalist and writer Maria Shriver is on tour to promote her book of poetry and reflections, 'I Am Maria.'
Read More »NAB 2025: Stephen A. Smith Takes on the Future of Sports and Running for President
Smith also had criticisms of President Trump, suggesting the president’s activities were "haphazard." He said, "He’s scaring America and capitalists and where is that going to lead us?"
Read More »My (Tentative) 2025 TCM Classic Film Festival Schedule
My selection process prioritizes films I've never seen, the ability to get into the next screening, special guests, and film formats.
Read More »Exclusive Interview: Pianist Adam Żukiewicz on Saint-Saëns, Chopin, and the Boulder Chamber Orchestra at Carnegie Hall
The pianist spoke with us about his upcoming concert at Carnegie, his Chopin project, and commissioning new music from Colorado to Eastern Europe.
Read More »Concert Review: Mannes Orchestra with Sandbox Percussion, Stefan Jackiw
Throughout the concert the young musicians showed a high level of collective polish and individual skill to go with their infectious enthusiasm.
Read More »Music Review: Haochen Zhang – ‘Beethoven and Liszt’
Liszt's B minor sonata gives a pianist opportunities to show off blazing technique. But interestingly, Zhang's particular skills allow him to find greater depths of feeling in the piece than I'm used to hearing.
Read More »Music Review: loadbang – ‘A Garden Adorned’
The quartet's new album harvests the creativity of five composers, each marshaling in their own style loadbang's unique sound world.
Read More »‘Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days’ – Early Access Videogame Review
This refreshing and challenging take on the zombie survival genre, set in the 1980s, kept me coming back again and again despite repeated deaths and failures.
Read More »Theater Review: ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ – An Astonishing Sarah Snook
The Picture of Dorian Gray Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner for her role as Shiv in Succession, Sarah Snook makes her debut exploding out of the Broadway gate with her shattering, one-woman, whirlwind performance of Dorian Gray. Donning 26 roles, she gives twenty-six performances, all of them profoundly realized …
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