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On Tuesday, at Feinstein s at Loews Regency, lightning struck during Victoria Clark and Ted Sperling s modestly titled Vicki & Ted Show.
Music Review | Benjamin Hochman: A Lunchtime Break, Complete With Food for Thought
Judging from the rapt attention of the audience during the pianist Benjamin Hochman s performance at Columbia University, no one felt shortchanged by the short program.
Music Review: Punk Bravado (and Wails) Laced With a Little Sugar
In Paramore s world the girl might still be the heartbreaker, but at least you re getting her side of the story.
Albuquerque by askmeaboutLOOM
Nothing says “Happy 50th birthday” to your first musical hero like completely destroying one of his best songs! This version of an Alfred Yankovic original includes the debut of Pheatherw it’s “brand new” (read: found by the dumpster in the original box) Casio Concertmate 450, and features what I believe to simultaneously be the most awesome and the worst accordion solo, of all time–past, present, and future–at 10:55. Apart from that and the vocals, it was an all Casio party! Sadly, the low bitrate required to fit the file size limit actually makes it sound better. Instrumentation: Timbill: Lead Vocals, Accordion Tr teque: Casio AZ-1 Keytar w/ Alesis QSR (Organ), Additional Vocals, Belch Pheatherw it: Casio PT-80 (Rhythm and “Trumpet”), Casio Concertmate 450 (“Metal Guitar”), Additional Vocals
Music Review | Blackout: Jazz and Funk Roots, Joyfully Unearthed
Stefon Harris performed with his quintet, Blackout, at Dizzy s Club Coca-Cola on Thursday night.
Music Review | ‘Taste of China’: Friends Get Together, and Even a Solo Instrument Can Join in a Group
Taste of China, a program of Chinese traditional music, was performed at Zankel Hall on Friday as part of Ancient Paths, Modern Voices, Carnegie Hall s festival of Chinese culture.
Music Review | John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey: A Couple s Dialogue: He Gives Her Swing, She Gives Him Soul
Mr. Pizzarelli and his wife, Ms. Molaskey, suggest a pop-jazz Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
