Shape-note singing, the sounds of an artificial-intelligence “baby,” and bone-rattling bass shake the rafters.
Sarah Cahill and Regina Myers offer a recital of works themed around social justice, some subtle, some not so subtle.
Terry Riley, Laurie Anderson, and John Zorn improvise their way to new musical horizons.
A sense of coming together and the power of the collective underline the quartet’s fifth annual festival.
The composer talks about the upcoming Fluxus Festival and “Noon to Midnight” music marathons.
Even Natalie Portman gets in on the act in the composer’s “Archives, Friends, Patterns” show.
