Music Review | Fireworks Ensemble: Lou Reed’s ‘Machine’: Now More Strings, Less Metal
| A real-time, chamber-music performance of an inhumanly generated composition: that was Lou Reed’s “Metal Machine Music” as played by the Fireworks Ensemble at Miller Theater. 02/09/2010 01:00 (nytimes arts) Continue to read news >> |
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