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Godfrey Reggio and Philip Glass Reunite for 'Visitors,' Now Showing at New York's Landmark Sunshine Cinema

Once again, Godfrey Reggio is up to his old visual tricks, abreast his old cinematic partner, composer Philip Glass. You'll recall, Reggio had taken a respite from film for some 10 years, only to resurface with Visitors--a tour-de-force lacking any dialogue that remains a "confrontational meditation on the influence of technology in human life."

By Ian Holubiak

Canada's Musicworks Magazine Announces 2013 Electronic Music Composition and "Sonic Geography" Writing Winners, Margaret Noble and Caitlin Smith

Musicworks magazine, Canada's foremost publication for "curious ears," recently picked winners for its 2013 Electronic Music Composition and "Sonic Geography" Writing contests.
By Ian Holubiak
Important Records Re-Launches Cassette Imprint Cassauna with New Tapes from Randy Gibson and Zachary James Watkins

Physical format nostalgia is probably the best impetus for this latest news from Massachusetts' Important Records. Well, that and the warm, analog sounds of Pauline Oliveros, Aki Onda, Deceh, Conrad Schnitzler, Greg Davis, John Bischoff and Arnold Dreyblatt.
By Ian Holubiak

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Godfrey Reggio and Philip Glass Reunite for 'Visitors,' Now Showing at New York's Landmark Sunshine Cinema

Canada's Musicworks Magazine Announces 2013 Electronic Music Composition and "Sonic Geography" Writing Winners, Margaret Noble and Caitlin Smith

Important Records Re-Launches Cassette Imprint Cassauna with New Tapes from Randy Gibson and Zachary James Watkins

Pianist Simone Dinnerstein Will Hang Out with Nico Muhly, Talk Bach During Google Plus Hangout (Via WQXR)

UPDATE: Jazz Saxophonist Rob Vineberg Implicated in Selling Heroin that Killed Philip Seymour Hoffman

Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood to Score Upcoming Paul Thomas Anderson Adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's 'Inherent Vice'

Free Pussy Riot: Amnesty International's Bringing Human Rights Home Concert Loses Sight of Both Humans and Rights

Composer Charlotte Bray Sells New Work, Bar-by-Bar, for Music in the Round Residency

Skateboarders 1, Southbank Centre 0? London Mayor Boris Johnson Says Refurbishment Plans Could Be Scuppered

This Land is Their Land: Alan Lomax's Presto K8 Returns Via New Web Series 'The 78 Project,' Premieres in March at SXSW

MUSE/IQUE Presents Copland's 'Appalachian Spring' with Dust Brother EZ Mike, Anna Clyne's 'fits + starts'

Moogfest 2014 in Asheville, N.C. Features Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Nile Rogers, M.I.A., Pet Shop Boys and Many, Many More

UPDATE: Mamoru Samuragochi's Ghostwriter, Takashi Niigaki, Contends "I Saw No Signs That He Could Not Hear"

LINKS: V. Vale's 'Melancholic Hope,' Commissioned by the Bar, Greatest Jazz Films Ever, When Philip Glass Met Ravi Shankar, 'At the Ballet' Movie

QUIZ: How Well Do You Know Your Black Classical Music History?

'Titanic: The Musical' Rises from Watery Grave for One-Off Performance at Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall

UPDATE: Milwaukee Police Recover the "Ex-Lipiński" Stradivarius Violin Stolen from Frank Almond

Ode to Fraud: Mamoru Samuragochi, "Japan's Beethoven," Admits to Buying His Most Acclaimed Compositions