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Alarm Will Sound Performing on Brooklyn Academy of Music's 2014 Next Wave Festival Nonesuch Records Nights in September

As part of the 2014 Next Wave Festival (and the program by Nonesuch Records) at BAM, Alarm Will Sound is set for two nights of performances coming this September. Conducted by Alan Pierson, the Alarm Will Sound performances are slated for September 12 with music by John Adams and September 13 with music by Tyondai Braxton, Steve Reich, and Donnacha Dennehy.

By Maria Jean Sullivan

99 Problems: ASO in Contract Disputes Following 2014 Season, Symphonies Across the Nation Hit Turbulence

Performing symphonies have had their fair share of debacles this year--and The Metropolitan Opera's problems, while having been solved for now, may have marched to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's doorstep.
By Ian Holubiak
NFL Can "Go Get Stuffed" Says David Viecelli About Pay-to-Play Scheme, American Federation of Musicians Follows

The NFL may feel a slight blow back from professional musicians after they're latest money-grubbing scheme: artists and performers will pay to play the Super Bowl.
By Ian Holubiak

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Alarm Will Sound Performing on Brooklyn Academy of Music's 2014 Next Wave Festival Nonesuch Records Nights in September

99 Problems: ASO in Contract Disputes Following 2014 Season, Symphonies Across the Nation Hit Turbulence

NFL Can "Go Get Stuffed" Says David Viecelli About Pay-to-Play Scheme, American Federation of Musicians Follows

U.S. Department of State, Bang on a Can's Found Sound Nation Collaborate on International OneBeat 2014

Violinist Anne Akiko Meyers to Release New Album, 'The American Masters,' Featuring Works by Barber, Corigliano and Mason Bates

Real Dancers of Chicago: Joffrey Ballet to Premiere Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Livestream of Wheeldon's 'Swan Lake' Production

Fear Itself: Why Some Classical Musicians Turn to Drugs Like Beta Blockers to Control Stage Fright

Baby Booming: Berlin Philharmonic Appoints Youngest Trumpeter to Date, Florian Pichler, at 18 Years Old

Michaela DePrince New Memoir, 'Taking Flight,' Details Her Meteoric Rise to Dance Stardom

Raising Awareness: Classical Musicians Commissioned for Little to No Pay as Industry Lowballs Their Talents

STREAM: Organist Cameron Carpenter's New Sony Classical Album, 'If You Could Read My Mind,' via NPR's 'First Listen'

Castleton Festival Returns in 2015: Honoring Late Maestro Lorin Maazel, Partnering with Jazz at Lincoln Center

The Magic of Digital Filmmaking: Chloë Grace Moretz as a Cellist in 'If I Stay'

Symphony Space Announces New Artistic Director, Fulbright Scholar and Carnegie Hall Exec Andrew Byrne

eighth blackbird to Present ‘Colombine’s Paradise Theatre,’ a Musical Fantasy on Commedia dell’Arte Themes, at MCA Chicago

Sir Peter Maxwell Davies Receives Companion of Honor from Queen Elizabeth II, Celebrates 80th Birthday with BBC Proms

Toronto International Film Festival Adds 'Boychoir' with Dustin Hoffman & Adam Sandler's 'The Cobbler' [VIDEO]

In The Mood: Power Metal Rockers Accept Cover Edvard Grieg's 'Morning' on Latest Release