Poison Put to Sound
(Saskia) Max(well) Keller“Keller is creating a living archive of what’s happening at the intersection of queerness and classical music in NYC right now, in a way that the traditional press is missing entirely.”
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 92 | Subscribers | Read | poisonputtosound.substack.com |
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Just Dandy
If Anner Bylsma’s bow was a fencing sword, Seth Parker Woods’s is a sewing needle. The way he weaves sound in Natalie Joachim’s new cello concerto Had to Be evokes the sure handedness of a master tailor.
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I audibly gasped when Nehellenia, representing Italy on RuPaul’s Drag Race Global All Stars, walked out dressed as a violin.
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Simone Leigh’s bronze Sentinel, with its ice cream scooper-like head, watched over as singer/synthesist Arushi Jain and cellist MIZU drenched MoMA’s sculpture garden with sound — a psychedelic mix of Indian classical music and EDM meant to ...
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