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Reporter: Philip Trapp

'The U.S. Premiere of Karlheinz Stockhausen’s 21-Hour 'Klang' Cycle

The U.S. premiere of Karlheinz Stockhausen’s ambitious, multi-hour song cycle, 'Klang: Die 24 Stunden des Tages' took place at The Metropolitan Museum of Art last week, using three of The Met’s locations for the performance.

By Philip Trapp

''Charlie Parker's Yardbird' Makes Midwest Debut at Madison Opera

'Charlie Parker’s Yardbird,' the “jazz opera” concerning the life and death of influential 20th century saxophonist Charlie Parker, will make its Midwest debut next season at Madison Opera.

By Philip Trapp
'The ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ Soundtrack, a Monolith Remembered

In 1968, director Stanley Kubrick amazed moviegoers with his epic sci-fi masterpiece, '2001: A Space Odyssey.' The accompanying soundtrack was an equivalent enchantment, featuring classic compositions from Richard Strauss, György Ligeti and Johann Strauss II.

By Philip Trapp

'‘Instruments of Happiness’ Is a Guitar Symphony for the Senses

By Philip Trapp
'The Lone Bellow Join Baltimore Symphony for 'Appalachian Spring'

By Philip Trapp
'New World Symphony Premiere Three ‘New Works’ This April

By Philip Trapp
'Hear Andrew Bird’s New Album ‘Are You Serious’ in Full at NPR 'First Listen'

By Philip Trapp
'Roomful of Teeth Play Park Avenue Armory This Spring

By Philip Trapp
'SEVEN)SUNS Play Classical Metal and Hardcore Music at Tribeca Festival

By Philip Trapp
'Daniel Druckman Leads Juilliard Percussion in ‘Founders’ Concert

By Philip Trapp
'Bryce Dessner, a National Treasure of Contemporary Classical

By Philip Trapp
'Radiohead Registers Music Companies, a Sign Pointing to Imminent New Album

By Philip Trapp
''The Tree of Life' Screening in Dublin to Feature 100-Piece Orchestra

By Philip Trapp
'Listen to NWPR’s Special Broadcast on Women in Classical Music

By Philip Trapp
'Peter Sellars to Join Alex Ross in Conversation at The Wallis

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