Fuck. We're scheduled to fly into LGA at 7:23pm, but I'm betting this will make us late getting home to the kitties.

I am clearly not in NYC...

Tonight is The Art of the Fugue with Paul Jacobs on the organ

Sixtrum returns tonight with some classic works for marimbas

Tonight at TIME:SPANS is three new works with the Bozzini Quartet, Cassandra Miller's so new it's in the printed program as just "New Work" (the pre-show video roll now lists it as "Three Songs")

Post a screenshot of your first 5 steam purchases and let bluesky judge you:

TIME:SPANS continues tonight with Sixtrum Percussion

Tonight at TIME:SPANS was Ensemble Nikel with two workd premieres and a US premiere. Thanks to them for delaying the start by 10 minutes to accommodate those of us delayed by the weather (I had the slowest M12 ride ever, but didn't want to get out and walk with all the lightning).

Second night with the JACK Quartet at TIME:SPANS, this time for the first performance of Rand Steiger's complete Trilogy.

Mimi has decided that I will not be reading about Julia's tryst with Winston Smith tonight.

TIME:SPANS continues tonight with works for violin and electronics with Miranda Cuckson and Rand Steiger

Tonight is the first of two JACK Quartet shows as part of TIME:SPANS, this one featuring a new work by Nursalim Yadi Anugerah for quartet and kadedek

This year's TIME:SPANS festival kicks off tonight with Ensemble Dal Niente and Beyond This Point

Back for Teatro Nuovo, Bellini's La Somnabula

Tonight is Teatro Nuovo's Macbeth, in the original 1847 version

It gives me great confidence in SSA's post-DOGE IT capabilities that they don't know how to properly HTML encode smart quotes... Gotta love that lonely straight quote mark at the end of the paragraph, too.

Tonight is Dave Malloy's Ghost Quartet, aptly performed in Green-Wood Cemetery

Tonight will be BANANAS? With Nymphia Wind.

Wizard of Id may be an ancient comic strip but today's episode is all too topical: www.gocomics.com/wizardofid/2...

Tonight are a couple of new choral works with The Crossing

Did the thing, didn't rank that one guy. Didn't rank the woman with suspicious amounts of super-PAC money who had covered the entire street corner in fliers either.

As a Wisconsin native, I believe I am obligated to pre-order Pynchon's cheese heiress novel...

Listening to Steve Reich and getting my hair cleaned this afternoon.

This afternoon was a very queer version of a possible future

This is correct. I am not running for mayor, so please do not rank me. Don't rank that other sleazeball who shares my name either.

Tonight is the unusual combination of ChamberQUEER and the Handel & Haydn Society with a great mix of baroque and modern works

Tonight is a wide-ranging violin recital with Simone Porter, down in the crypt

Final night of Glass with Brooklyn Rider, featuring two of my favorites of his work, the "Mishima" quartet and suite from "Dracula"

Second night of Glass with Brooklyn Rider

Tonight is the first evening of Philip Glass' complete string quartet music with Brooklyn Rider in the Met Cloisters' Fuentidueña Chapel. Looks like they're going in approximately reverse chronological order so it's Quartets 6-9 tonight.

Tonight is The Knights, with their usual delightful mix of old and new works

Tonight is the final Schubert Piano Sonata with Jonathan Biss, paired with a NYC premiere by Tyshawn Sorey

More Schubert with Jonathan Biss, paired tonight with Alvin Singleton

I met a new kitty! Spalding moved into the Church of the Intercession during the cold of winter and never left. I'm told he enjoyed playing on the keyboard while Jonathan Biss was rehearsing this afternoon, but sadly he will be excluded from the crypt during the actual concert tonight.

Jake is "helping" me play the new Amerzone remaster...

15 minutes from getting in a cab at our Midtown East corner to arrival at LGA. It's a Saturday, but that's just crazy fast. Congestion pricing is amazing! And since that means we're super early for our flight, we get to enjoy a fantastic new outdoor terrace en route to our gate.

Tonight is Anthony Roth Costanzo in "Countertenor"

Tonight Susan Graham and OSL play Richard Danielpour's Standing Witness

Today is Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren's new show

Tonight is a nice program by Erin Morley at the Armory

Tonight is some delightful chamber music for winds and piano with OSL and Zhu Wang

Tonight is young baritone Konstantin Krimmel

I've been a bit of a hermit this month, but I'm out tonight for The Knights with Aoife O'Donovan

Tonight is a fun evening of electronic music with Rob Schwimmer on theremin, Haken continuum, ondioline, and a bit of acoustic piano.

Looking forward to all the TikTok videos when people realize their cheap temu/shein packages will now be held hostage until they pay the $8.85 USPS fee, plus the $7.20 CBP fee, plus the actual 29% tariff.

This snowy afternoon is some adorable puppetry with Wakka Wakka's Dead as a Dodo

Don't litter... gothamist.com/news/david-l...

Tonight is Shuji Terayama's angura version of Duke Bluebeard's Castle

Tonight is the final Prototype show for me, Christopher Cerrone's In a Grove

Tonight is the Philadelphia Orchestra with Jake Heggie's new suite on Margaret Atwood's poems, followed by Mahler 9.