Justin Davidson on James Levine’s Triumphant Return to Carnegie Hall
The conductor came back after two years on the disabled list.
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Questlove’s Weeklong Master Class on the Gospel of Prince
“When Prince’s 1999 came out, it touched off a saga that lasted half a decade.”
John Cage Is Still Rattling the Bars at 100
The composer explored the wondrous border zone between the intentional and the accidental.
Carnegie, Rockefeller, Carter? Jay-Z’s American Dream
Cultural horse-trading at star-studded Carnegie Hall concerts.
Haiti Fund-Raiser at Carnegie Hall Mainly Benefits Carnegie Hall
But hey, think of all the raised consciousness!
96-Year-Old Editta Sherman Will Have to Be Dragged in Chains From Her Awesome Apartment
An elderly photographer's fight to keep her apartment is a fight for us all.
Madoff’s Other Victim: Culture
Arts institutions could be the next victims of Bernard Madoff's malpractice.
Randy Newman Indulges Spanish Inquisition Fantasy at Carnegie Hall
Newman slouched at his Steinway and sang about American hypocrisy with more sharpness and poignancy than the combined works of Thomas Frank and Maureen Dowd.
Al Green Makes Carnegie Hall His Love Church
Al Green wrapped up an aside referencing someone who once “literally sang his pants off.”
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