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Art Triumphant: Our Foundation's Artist-in-Residence on Cuban Ballet

Jim Luce · October 2, 2018

New York, N.Y. I first met the accomplished South African native Nan Melville about a decade ago through the Indo-American Arts Council where I was on the Board. Nan is a…

In New York, Yun-Chin Zhou Seduces Zankel Hall Audience

Jim Luce · May 03, 2016

New York, N.Y. Last week I attended the Peter Marino Concert opening the 54th Young Concert Artists Series at Carnegie’s Zankel Hall. I was prepared to hear an excellent…

Vietnamese-American Pianist Chau Giang Nguyen Plays Carnegie Hall, Helps Children

Jim Luce · May 07, 2015

New York, N.Y. I recently had lunch in the beautiful home of my friend, the glamorous and generous Vietnamese-American pianist Chau Giang Thi Nguyen. She is interested in…

SAMAA Dedicated to Keeping Indian Classical Music Alive

Jim Luce · July 29, 2013

New York, N.Y . Preserving the classics is a noble endeavor. Jazz, for example, is an original American music art form that once dominated the airwaves, dance halls, and…

Virginia’s House of Hope Presents Carnegie Hall Benefit for NYC Kids

Jeff Guan · November 25, 2013

New York, N.Y. This year’s Virginia House of Hope Charity Concert will mark its sixth year of production. The concert will take place on December 4, 2013 at the Weill Rec…

UNPUBLISHED: Vietnamese-American Pianist Chau Giang Nguyen Plays Carnegie Hall, Helps Children

Jim Luce · May 26, 2012

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Intense, Ironic, Iconic: Hahn-Bin Takes Joe's Pub at The Public

Jim Luce · December 14, 2011

New York, N.Y. "Hahn-Bin, the World's Saddest Clown, Dies at 24." So proclaimed the faux New York Times article on each table before the performance began. It continued,…

Annabella Gonzalez Dance Troupe Presents Spring Series "Juntos"

Jim Luce · April 6, 2010

New York, N.Y. The latest offering from the Annabella Gonzalez Dance Troup ( AGDT ), Juntos ('United'), was triumphant. I was particularly impressed with the strength of…

Susan Wadsworth: Almost 50 Years of Young Concert Artists Series

The Editors · April 22, 2010

New York, N.Y. Not many people can fulfill their passion - and build an institution - for fifty years. Susan Wadsworth can. The founder of the Young Concert Artists Serie…

Lesbian and Gay Musical Ambassadors Play Carnegie Hall

The Editors · April 24, 2009

New York, N.Y. As Harvey Milk, a transplanted New Yorker, pulled the gay and lesbian community of San Francisco together in the mid-1970s, like-minded musicians there for…

Spotlight on the Annabella Gonzalez Dance Theater

Daniel Santana · April 15, 2000

New York, N.Y. Modern dance with a Latin Touch, a "Latin Classicism," dance styles including salsa, meringue, and tango with European and American classical music. This i…