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Sci-Fi Films Dominate the Chicago Symphony Orchestra‘s “At the Movies” Series: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ and ‘Metropolis’

Classic science fiction films like '2001: A Space Odyssey' are ideal candidates for the concert hall because many of them are more luxuriously paced than the often frenetic films being made today. And there are few loud special effects to drown out the musical score, as happens frequently in contemporary sci-fi.

By Louise Burton

Live at (L)PR: Mo'Betta Wu Brings Tangy Jazz from the 36 Chambers, Featuring Amanda Seales

Your favorite downtown dwelling, (Le) Poisson Rouge, is always up on the latest ensembles and orchestras--and their crazy idiosyncr-antics.
By Ian Holubiak
His Only Sunshine: B.B. King is Falling from the Throne, Catch Him Before He's Gone

There's something about B.B. King lately, nothing unlike an aging oldie possibly coming into their own senility.
By Ian Holubiak

No Longer A Rat in a Cage: Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan Announces Latest Experimental Solo Release 'AEGEA'
By Ian Holubiak
Disney's 20 Years on Broadway: Lion King, Beauty and the Beast Winners; Tarzan, Little Mermaid Losers
By Jon Sobel
Carl Reiner Sings Pagliacci!
By James Inverne
EXCLUSIVE: 'Bob Dylan in the '80s' Producer Jesse Lauter Talks Decisions and Installment of the Tambourine Man's Most Scoffed Decade
By Ian Holubiak
Bass-Baritone John Shirley-Quirk, Legendary Britten Interpreter, Dead at 82
By James Inverne
Fox Fortuna: Neil DeGrasse Tyson's 'Cosmos' Looks at Soundwaves with Carl Orff's 'Carmina Burana'
By Ian Holubiak
A Divine Offering: John Coltrane's Temple University Performance Released via Impulse!/Resonance Records for His Birthday
By Ian Holubiak
VIDEO: 7 Classical Renditions of the Iconic 'Game of Thrones' Theme Song, From Wacky Bows to Basement Cellos
By Ian Holubiak
Miss Her When She's Gone: Anna Kendrick Brings the Musical Stage to the Saturday Night Live, Numbers Suffered...But Weekend Update Did Not
By Ian Holubiak
24-Hour Met Double-Header: Soprano Kristine Opolais Sings (and Dies) in Two Major Roles, 'La Boheme' and 'Madama Butterfly'
By Ian Holubiak
EXCLUSIVE: Ben Vida Rattles Seats in "Damaged Particulates" at Phill Niblock's Experimental Intermedia for UNSOUND NYC 2014
By Logan K. Young
CONTEST: Win a Copy of Jonas Kaufmann and Helmut Deutsch's 'Winterreise' from Sony Classical #Winterrprize
By Logan K. Young
You Thought Hitler Sucked? President George W. Bush's Art Exhibit Opens at Southern Methodist University in Dallas
By Classicalite Newsdesk
VIDEO: 8 Instruments Humankind Has Completely Lost Touch With...and Their Biblical Implications on Society
By Ian Holubiak
James Levine’s Younger Brother Tom: An Artist in His Own Right, with a Solo Show at the Washburn Gallery
By Louise Burton

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