Cued Up

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Keeping its finger on the pulse of New York City’s vibrant live-music scene, Cued Up brings you complete live shows from the city’s most progressive venues and presenters. From the Upper West Side’s Lincoln Center and Columbia University’s Miller Theatre to the West Village’s (Le) Poisson Rouge, SoHo’s Greene Space, and halls all over Brooklyn and Queens, Cued Up brings this progressive contemporary music scene directly to you.

Latest Episodes and Articles

In the Neighborhood: JACK Quartet and Steven Mackey

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

The JACK Quartet recently celebrated the complex lyricism of American modernists Charles Ives and Ruth Crawford Seeger. Plus, they teamed up with composer-guitarist Steven Mackey in one of Carnegie Hall's Neighborhood Concerts.

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Highlighting the New Juilliard Ensemble

Sunday, March 04, 2012

This Sunday at 2 pm, join us as we revisit the New Juilliard Ensemble's dynamic 2010-2011 season. The noted student ensemble takes on a varied array of contemporary concert works.

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Millennial Mavericks

Sunday, February 26, 2012

This week, Cued Up goes into the 21st Century with a look at contemporary mavericks carrying the torch of the composers featured in next month's American Mavericks Festival.

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Acoustic Music That Sounds Like Electronic Music

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Join us Sunday at 2 pm for an episode of Cued Up exploring live performances of acoustic and electroacoustic music that emulate electronic music. Featuring works by Tristan Perich, Ingram Marshall, The Beatles and more.

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Welcoming Mary Rowell

Sunday, February 05, 2012

This Sunday, February 5 at 2 pm ET, the co-founder and former violinist of the string quartet ETHEL lends her voice to the internet airwaves to share two hours-worth of her favorite New York City in-concert recordings. Featured composers include Jefferson Friedman, Christine Southworth, Caleb Burhans, Julia Wolfe, among others. 

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Philip Glass at 75

Sunday, January 29, 2012

There will be no shortage of Philip Glass news in 2012, as the composer turns 75. This week’s Cued Up features in-concert recordings of Glass’s work taken from the last two years.

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