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Category Archives: Music
Musical Mentors Collaborative Provides Lessons to Those in Need
Musical Mentors Collaborative, a student-run organization based primarily at Columbia, held their end-of-semester recital Saturday, December 15, to celebrate the progress of their students. The organization seeks to provide free musical instruction and shares much in common with the famed … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Programs, Student Organizations
Tagged Community Service, El Sistema, music lessons, Musical Mentors Collaborative, Outreach, P.S. 145
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Spoken Word on Bleecker Street
Entering the shadows of Le Poisson Rouge, a “multimedia art cabaret” on Bleecker Street, is a bit like being swallowed into the sultry depths of a red-tinted cave. The atmosphere hums with the dampness of drink and low voices as … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Music
Tagged Le Poisson Rouge, Poetry, spoken word, The Strivers Row
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The Ballet Goes to P.S. 175
While the undergraduate community at Columbia may be familiar with the polished performances of the Columbia Ballet Collaborative, the group also contributes to the surrounding community in less visible ways to students. Two autumns ago, the dancers piloted an outreach … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Music, Programs, Student Organizations
Tagged Columbia Ballet Collaborative, Community Service, Outreach
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Classical Music Made Simple
Before I attended a Late Night Rose Concert at the Chamber Music Society last week, it would be safe to say I had never seen classical music performed outside of an academic setting. Even after Music Hum, it’s hard to … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Programs, Public Art
Tagged Chamber Music Society, classical music, Korngold, Late Night Rose Concert, Mozart
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Let Nan Jombang and Asia Society whisk you away
The East side is a little bit like another world – at 7:45 p.m. at 70th and Park Ave on a Saturday, it was silent but for little puffs of breath from the occasional hand-holding couple. The austerity of the evening … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, History, Multicultural, Music, Theater
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A Night at Rooftop Films
At night many New Yorkers are looking either for a movie to watch, music to listen to, or a party to go to. Rooftop Films combines these three things seamlessly for a great night at a very affordable price. During … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Music
Tagged Film, outdoor screening, PIMO, Rooftop Films
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SummerStage: Bringing the world’s performing arts to a park near you
Perhaps this seems like an obvious statement, but I’ll say it anyway. There is no excuse to be bored in New York City over the summer. No matter what day or night of the week and where you’re located, there’s … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Free in NYC, Music, Theater
Tagged bird with strings, central park, charlie parker, criolo, Dance, free performances, limon dance company, miguel atwood ferguson, Music, new york pops, outdoor, ozomatli, parks, rumsey field, talib kweli, theatre
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Princes and Painters in Mughal Dehli – Now at Asia Society
Perhaps the most surreal aspect of immersing oneself into the art and culture of a long-forgotten empire, while residing in New York City in 2012, is the thought that one day, people will look back on our society much the … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature, Multicultural, Museums, Music, Visual Art
Tagged 1857, Asia Society, Dehli, Fall of Mughal Empire, Mughal Empire, Vidya Shah, William Dalrymple
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Godspell
Heading off to Stephen Schwartz’s Godspell at the Circle in the Square Theater last weekend, I had absolutely no preconceived notions. My knowledge of the show was based off a friends comment that it was about New Testament stories. Though … Continue reading
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