Congratulations and thanks to everyone who took part in last week’s inaugural Make Music Winter!
In case you missed it, our winter solstice parades received great coverage all over:
** The New York Times reviewed five Make Music Winter events: The Gaits, Pilgrimage, Thru-Line, Tilted Axes, and …how time passes…
** Critic David Patrick Stearns reviewed Phil Kline’s Peregrine
** The invaluable Streetfilms produced a video of Thru-Line, also reviewed by New Yorker critic Alex Ross
** Thomas Deneuville from I Care If You Listen captured The Gaits, also picked up by the Los Angeles Times
** Our friends from East Harlem Presents compiled a video from each stop of the Parranda
** Do:Tank Brooklyn posted photos from Bell By Bell
** Tilted Axes (pictured above) was well covered with video and photos
** Daniel Brooks captured a short video of the Soho Gamelan Walk
** Finally, in …how time passes…, Doug Perkins and Chris Peck created an utterly brilliant holiday medley the likes of which the world has never seen. Click here to watch the video.
(If you were there last week and have more video or photos to share, please email them to makemusicny@gmail.com.)
Make Music Winter — and the epic Make Music New York, coming up again on Thursday, June 21, 2012 — are only possible thanks to the generosity of our donors. If you appreciate the musical creativity we’ve brought to New York City over the last year, and can make a tax-deductible year-end gift to help us continue our work in 2012, please click here to donate now.
