Brooklyn Rider brings innovative music to campus
String quartet ends residency with concert of Schubert, Glass, Bartók By GALEN CHUANG ’17 Assistant Arts Editor “In 1911, several…
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Boston Symphony prepares for 2014-2015 season
Programming under new music director is promising but predictable By GALEN CHUANG ’17 Assistant Arts Editor The Boston Symphony Orchestra…
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Light TV shows for midterm study breaks: Remembering and revealing excellent series
By ALEXA WILLIAMS ’14, KAT MALLARY ’17 and GALEN CHUANG ’17 Arts Editors The Crazy Ones (CBS) What’s not to love…
Read MoreEditors’ pick: the top albums of 2013
By ALEXA WILLIAMS ’14, GALEN CHUANG ’17, KAT MALLARY ’17 Arts Editor and Assistant Arts Editors Among all the music…
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Arkomo’s “Ace Imagery:” Seattle-based Sam Anderson debuts solo project
by Galen Chuang ‘17 Assistant Arts Editor Arkomo is the debut solo project of Seattle musician Sam Anderson, best known…
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Live full, sing loud: Indie-pop artist and queer activist Julia Weldon talks music and identity
by Galen Chuang ‘17 Assistant Arts Editor Julia Weldon’s favorite cuisine is Japanese food. Their dream venue is the Bowery…
Read MoreBoston Symphony performs Britten’s “War Requiem”
Monumental work reminds listeners of the human tragedies of war By GALEN CHUANG ’17 Assistant Arts Editor “The composer’s duty,…
Read MoreGhosts in machines: Nico Muhly’s opera “Two Boys” counters the cynicism of the Internet age
by Galen Chuang ’17 Assistant Arts Editor Opera is an old art form grounded in tradition, and newly written operas…
Read MoreThe fall of an orchestra: How mismanagement destroyed a world-class orchestra, and what we can learn from it
By GALEN CHUANG ’17 Staff Writer Since last October, musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra have been locked out by the…
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