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Nico Muhly (www.myspace.com/muhly)
Terrance McKnight brings us selections from New York's only festival of contemporary solo piano music, Keys to the Future. Also, John Rockwell looks into the rise of young, popular composers such as Nico Muhly who are bridging the cultural generation gap between classical and rock.
Talk to Terrance at his Evening Music blog
Talk to Terrance at his Evening Music blog
From One Heart to Another
Seems like yesterday, but it's been three weeks since I hit the airwaves at WNYC. And I'm really having a great time sharing with you music that you might not otherwise seek or find on your own. It's been equally delightful hearing from you on our blogs and receiving your ...
Rockwell Matters
Do we not secretly think success disqualifies classical music from the heavens? Why is rock music automatically at a disadvantage in critical circles? Well, not anymore, argues commentator John Rockwell, as he looks into the rise of young, popular composers such as Nico Muhly who are bridging these antique divides.
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