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LOGistICAL 3: Earth. 1600 hours so far, at least 1000 to go if I want to finish it...

Tonight is a fun program with Third Coast Percussion, Jlin and Simone Porter

Tonight is the Momenta Quartet with a selection of Music From Japan commissions from 1991 to now.

Tonight are some of my favorite pieces by Varèse and Schoenberg with the Juilliard Orchestra, in Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium so they have room for the expanded orchestra on stage

Tonight is Fazil Say with the Goldberg Variations and a nice selection of his own works

The search field is still there for me. I do have kickstarter whitelisted in my ad-blocker since I've run into weird issues with that in the past there (and they don't have any ads that beed blocking anyways)

This afternoon is Elevator Repair Service's production of Ulysses

Their printing presses can't handle too many capital Js. That's why they ignored James Levine's scandals for so long, too.

Hanging out with NYC Gaymers at Playwrights Horizons tonight for The Dinosaurs

Yep, Alex Bores, our current NY assembly rep. We're already getting daily texts and leaflets attacking him from anonymous PACs.

I am a gray blur in that picture 😀

Good show so far. I was pleasantly surprised by the singing.

Tonight is the Budapest Festival Orchestra with a bit of Pärt and some old warhorses.

Tonight is The Knights with one of their usual delightfully eclectic concerts

Tonight is a nice selection of American orchestral works with the Met Opera Orchestra, with Isabel Leonard.

Hell's Kitchen closes in a few weeks, so figured I should go see it once

And now an all-Shostakovich program with the Chamber Music Society

This afternoon begins with an 80th birthday celebration for Itzhak Perlman with the Colorado Symphony

Tonight is Ensemble Connect and Marin Alsop with a fun set of works

TFW the DOJ has to age-gate documents about the president's associates 🤮🤢

Tonight is a fantastic program celebrating the American musical tradition of dissent with Davóne Tines, Ruckus, and the Lavender Light Gospel Choir

Just realized the primary isn't until June 23, and even the filing deadline is more than 2 months away. Hard to believe this kind of thing has started already...

The cross-town bus stop by Carnegie Hall. I want to create a Nobel Prize for Snow Removal so I can give it to whomever did this. Maybe the only completely snow-free bus stop + bus lane in the city right now.

Tonight is a celebration of Brooklyn Rider's 20th anniversary with 4 new works bookended by two old favorites

@alexbores.nyc Seems somebody is sending out illegal (and I assume false) spam texts about you. Hope you can sue them into oblivion!

Wow, only barely made it to one Scaramucci

Tonight is a wide-ranging program of music for two pianos with Timo Andres and Aaron Diehl

Happy (Inter)National Puzzle Day! It’s National Puzzle Day, also known as International Puzzle Day, depending on where you are and whether your puzzly activities extend across borders. Hopefully you’ve managed to dig yourselv…

Loved the theme in @puzzculture.bsky.social's International Puzzle Day crossword and wish we could indeed remove 7A fron 63A: puzzculture.com/2026/01/27/h...

Tonight is some colorful piano music with Leif Ove Andsnes

Tonight is a fun program with the Juilliard Orchestra

Tonight Thomas Adès leads the NYPhil in a fascinating program, including Yuja Wang with a very unexpected Rautavaara Piano Concerto