Composer Portrait – Steven R. Gerber
A celebration of the music of the late American composer Steven R. Gerber, who passed away in 2015.
Read MoreA celebration of the music of the late American composer Steven R. Gerber, who passed away in 2015.
Read MoreDespite being, as he described himself, “thrice homeless,” Gustav Mahler rose from humble origins to become the most powerful and celebrated conductor of his time, and one of the greatest composers of all time. By the time of his tragically early death in 1911, he had become an inspirational beacon for a new generation of outsider composers and performers. These composers would re-shape the world of music in the years after World War I
Read MoreOne hundred years ago, the African-American music called Jazz exploded onto the international scene and changed the world forever.
Read MoreInspired by an Egyptian folk tale and the legend engraved on a pink granite slab between the paws of the Sphinx, ‘The Warrior Violinist’ is a cautionary parable about yearning to be what one is not.
Read MoreA hilarious re-telling of the traditional English folk tale, Lazy Jack, with abundantly witty Yiddish turns of phrase and evocative Klezmer musical stylings by Jewish-American composer David “Yankele” Yang and orchestrated by Kenneth Woods, with narration by Olivier award-winning Henry Goodman.
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