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Your guide to NYC’s most compelling classical and experimental music concerts.
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18 Concerts to Catch in NYC This September (opens the original)
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We’re cruising through September and Ace Frehley’s “New York Groove” and Jon Batiste’s remixed version has been on repeat in my head as the US Open rolls on, which has prompted a last minute search for tickets while coming across articles that talk about its growing cultural significance, soaring ticket prices, and <a href="https://www.thecut.com/arti
17 Concerts to Catch in NYC This August (opens the original)
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13 Concerts and a Festival to Catch in July in NYC (opens the original)
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July is usually quiet for classical music, but this year an injection of new-music programming makes the month feel anything but ordinary. Du Yun, a Pulitzer winner, threads a fading Chinese folk tradition through her rock band, exactly the kind of bold choice I like seeing Lincoln Center make. Jonathon Heyward, having built a genuinely thoughtful summer season for his Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center, centers one night on a Jessie Montgomery premiere. Out in Red Hook, vocalist Charmaine Lee
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