Classical music
The comedy icon and celebrated cellist Jan Vogler talk about their new doc “New Worlds,” why Wes Anderson deserves more respect, and the time they saved a woman.
“Maybe it’s not a very grand ambition, but it keeps me writing from a place of love.”
Ted Hearne has explored the persecution of Chelsea Manning and the Supreme Court. In “Colonizing Space,” he’s tackling the evils of gentrification.
On Easter Sunday 1939, singer Marian Anderson gave a free concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial after being denied the opportunity to perform at Constitution Hall.
Richard White is one of America's best tuba players, and one of a small number of black orchestral musicians. He talks about homelessness, ambition, racism, and his ‘tuba ranch.’
The famed Italian tenor opened up to Marlow Stern about his new biopic ‘The Music of Silence’ and so much more.
Julius Eastman’s music is a pulsing minimalism reminiscent of Steve Reich, Terry Riley, and Philip Glass. Its mystery echoes the life and career of this black, gay composer.