Category Archives: Publicity and Publicists
Toronto Symphony: 35% of Its Audience Under 35
As I’ve said before, “the question” for classical music (and its genre-melding young offspring) is how do we bring in a younger audience without compromising artistic standards? By younger, I mean under 40. Whether or not you believe there’s a … Continue reading
Pianist Greg Kallor at Weill Recital Hall Tonight: Getting (an Audience) to Carnegie Hall
Late this morning, I spotted pianist-composer Gregg Kallor’s performance tonight in Weill Recital Hall (at Carnegie Hall). Here’s the blurb from Time Out New York: The composer-pianist’s recital starts off with Chick Corea’s Children’s Song sandwiched between works by Rachmaninoff and Stravinsky, demonstrating Kallor’s … Continue reading
Cutting Edge Concerts: Better Get There Early Tonight
Monday April 4 took me all the way across the street to Symphony Space, where I encountered a long,snaking line at the box office, for the second program of the Cutting Edge Concerts New Music Festival 2011. There’s another concert … Continue reading
