Page 33 - Kronos Quartet News Today

Global Village | December 26-30, 2022

Angélica Negrón is a Puerto Rican-born composer and multi-instrumentalist. She talks about the paradox of writing “cute” music as a petite woman, and whether she is trapped into reinforcing a stereotype.

This episode opens with the expression of transness in composer inti figgis-vizueta’s Music for Transitions. inti talks about a boycott of her music, and how and when to share negative experiences in a public way without it backfiring.

This themed set is an enigma, but Shostakovich puts all in perspective. Classical review by Robert Beale

As Brooke Gladstone, the host and managing editor of “On the Media,” was honored at WNYC’s annual gala the day after the midterms, the developing news was rich with material for her radio show.

The Owls string quartet’s program in a church crypt showed off the ensemble’s unusual make up, with two cellists instead of two violinists.

"Omar," a collaboration between Grammy-winning musician Rhiannon Giddens and composer Michael Abels, comes to the L.A. Opera.

In May 1986, a storage auction took place in California’s Marin County that would altogether change the nature of Grateful Dead tape trading, the group’s

An eclectic mix of musicTarrus RileyParablesLion PawNorthern QuarterSingleTrainhopperBrutal PoodleHi ApathySkyscraperThe VenturesAnother SmashLullaby Of The LeavesFaith HealerTry;)Light Of LovingJacob ChungEpistleSizzler KababThelma HoustonIve Got The Music In MeIve Got The Music In MeThe EqualsBorn Ya!Funky Like A TrainThe Brian Jonestown MassacreTheir Satainic Majesties Second RequestAnemoneJoni MitchellBlueAll I WantArgel MDRReignIll RiseThe Kronos QuartetFolk SongsFactory Girl