The kids stay in the picture
Wordless Music Orchestra Metropolitan Museum of Art Sunday, September 11 Better than: An hour-long recreation of Look Sharp! In 1989, the Berlin Wall fell with Roxette's "Listen to Your Heart" playing in the background. That might not be entirely true, but surely the songwhich from Novembe ... More >>
Ostalgia comes to New Museum
Hit the ultimate beach party
A premiere by Kristin Newbom and W. David Hancock at Summerworks
The New York Times had a big, important meeting today at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference, in which the people in charge talked about how the business side is going. For most everyone that reads the paper, the discussion is boring beyond belief. ("The improvement in p ... More >>
James Cohan Gallery hosts the artist's Swing Shift
Yesterday, it was announced that Jay-Z would be joining U2 on the band's five-date tour of Australia come November. It makes sense: in addition to commingling at the top of the Forbes 2010 Music Earners List, Jay-Z and U2 have performed together before--more than once, in fact. (Never forget ... More >>
Celebrate the Fourth of July with Eldridge Cleaver and the always revolutionary Sly Stallone
Life in East Germany, caught on camera
Bye-bye bling! The new realists win out this year
While The Man tries to keep musicians down in the subway, let us pause to remember that this is the anniversary of the day the Berlin Wall was toppled by Alvin and the Chipmunks. (Look, we got this from Jake Tapper. It's too good to check.) U2 recreated the Chipmunks' brave feat last week behind a ... More >>
Ah, jeez--an awards show, the MTV EMAs, but also a celebration of freedom, see, because Reagan/Gorbachev/the power of music tore down the Berlin Wall twenty years ago so that Bono could branch out into rap, and New York Mayor (?!) Jay-Z could talk about fixed elections in Iran and genocide in Rwan ... More >>
Celebrate like ein Berliner
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Remembering Jonathan Kramer, a true scholar of listening
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