» Charlie Gillett, Disc Jockey and Historian, Dies at 68
21/03/10 03:26 from NYT > Music
As a broadcaster, journalist, author and musicologist, Mr. Gillett strove to bring deeper, broader dimensions to people’s appreciation of popular music.

» Music Review | Joanna Newsom: At Town Hall, Singing in Tongues, Some of Them Strung
20/03/10 07:15 from NYT > Music
Joanna Newsom drew mostly from her new album, “Have One on Me,” during a sold-out 90-minute show at Town Hall on Thursday night.

» Music Review | New York City Opera: At the David H. Koch Theater, Opera With a Madcap Plot
20/03/10 05:14 from NYT > Music
The charming contours of “L’Étoile,” Emmanuel Chabrier’s three-act gem of a comic opera, are revealed in a vibrant, season-opening production at New York City Opera.

» Music Review | Les Arts Florissants: Les Arts Florissants at BAM Opera Festival
20/03/10 05:10 from NYT > Music
An intimate production of the French Baroque pastorale “Actéon,” performed by Les Arts Florissants, opened at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Thursday night.

» Music Review | Chris Dingman: Vibraphonist Dazzles, but Without Fanfare
20/03/10 04:59 from NYT > Music
The jazz vibraphonist Chris Dingman performed at the Jazz Gallery in the South Village on Thursday night.

» Music Review | New York Philharmonic: At Avery Fisher Hall, Modernism and Egyptian Mythology
20/03/10 04:58 from NYT > Music
Christoph Eschenbach led the New York Philharmonic through works by Berg, Schoenberg and Brahms at Avery Fisher Hall on Thursday evening.

» Surfer Blood Is Between Buzz and Break at South by Southwest
20/03/10 04:53 from NYT > Music
Surfer Blood, from West Palm Beach, Fla., is playing its first South by Southwest, yet the introductory phase of the band’s life span is to some extent already over.

» Joyce DiDonato, Standing on Her Own Just Fine
20/03/10 04:45 from NYT > Music
Back on two feet, Joyce DiDonato is now in trousers at the Lyric Opera of Chicago as the frisky page Cherubino in Mozart’s “Nozze di Figaro.”

» Music: ‘T.A.M.I. Show’ Release Reveals Classic Performances
20/03/10 04:36 from NYT > Music
“The T.A.M.I. Show,” a legendary 1964 concert film long out of circulation, will be released on DVD for the first time on Tuesday.

» Carnegie Hall Haiti Benefit to Win Less Cash Than Attention
19/03/10 18:50 from NYT > Music
The biggest chunks of the proceeds from a Carnegie Hall concert to benefit the earthquake-ravaged country will actually go to stagehands and newspaper advertisements.

» Film: ‘The Runaways’: The Girls Who Kicked In Rock’s Door
19/03/10 18:17 from NYT > Music
The most striking thing about “The Runaways,” a new film about the trailblazing bad-girl rock band from the 1970s, is how authentic it feels.

» Alex Chilton, Influential Rock Singer, Dies at 59
19/03/10 16:12 from NYT > Music
Mr. Chilton was a mercurial rock musician whose work ranged from the soul songs of the Box Tops to the multiple incarnations of his pop band Big Star.

» Johannesburg Journal: Music, Infused With Sorrow and Joy, in Honor of Migrant Dreamers
19/03/10 10:00 from NYT > Music
A show by a legendary trumpeter celebrates the music of the migrant workers who converged in South Africa from different parts of the continent to dig for gold.

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19/03/10 06:29 from NYT > Music

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19/03/10 06:27 from NYT > Music

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19/03/10 06:26 from NYT > Music

» Music Review | Pachora: Cross-Cultural Jazz at Rose Live Music
19/03/10 04:22 from NYT > Music
Pachora, led by the drummer Jim Black, performed at Rose Live Music in Brooklyn on Wednesday night.

» Music Review | Emanuel Ax and Dawn Upshaw: Saluting Chopin and Schumann at Carnegie Hall
19/03/10 03:42 from NYT > Music
The pianist Emanuel Ax and the soprano Dawn Upshaw presented works by Chopin and Schumann at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday night.

» Music Review | Metropolitan Opera: With Hamlet, Shakespeare as Opera
19/03/10 02:36 from NYT > Music
On Tuesday night, for the first time in 113 years, Ambroise Thomas’s “Hamlet” played at the Metropolitan Opera.

» Music Review | Rick Burkhardt, Alec Duffy and Dave Malloy: Updating a Schubert Cycle, at Ontological-Hysteric Theater
18/03/10 17:49 from NYT > Music
Rick Burkhardt, Alec Duffy and Dave Malloy give the gloomy song cycle “Winterreise” an amusing theatrical makeover in “Three Pianos” at St. Mark’s Church.