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The Knights on the eve of war at Carnegie Hall
An evening on the outskirts of war treat Ravel, Brecht and Weill, Bob Dylan and Chico Buarque and a Du Yun premiere with spirit and revelry.
Chris Thile and The Knights charm Zankel Hall
Chris Thile and the Knights combine virtuosity and informality, classical music, bluegrass and other genres at Zankel Hall, including Thile’s virtuoso shaggy dog story ATTENTION!
The Knights and Edgar Meyer do not disappoint at 92nd Street Y
The Knights consistently put on some of the most interesting classical concerts in New York. Friday night’s offering at the 92nd Street Y was no exception.
The Knights open 92nd St Y residency with a transcendent Lark
A peripatetic program from The Knights spanning three continents and nearly two centuries, played with an appealing immediacy.
A satisfying “Pocket” Beethoven in a Brooklyn cemetery
Death of Classical’s presentation of Gil Shaham and The Knights playing a “Pocket Edition” of Beethoven’s Violin Concerto at Green-Wood Cemetery strove for a festive feel, and did admirably at fulfilling that promise
A night of light entertainment with the Knights at Carnegie Hall
With an old swing tune, a retrofitted Ligeti piece, a Syrian wedding and a Vivaldi sinfonia, the Knights mixed old and new without quite blending the two.