Articles by Timothy Misir
Film Music Celebrates Work of Soviet Composer Mikael Tariverdiev

- 09 February 16
- By Timothy Misir
Photographer Shines Light on Overlooked Soviet Architectural Wonders

- 15 October 15
- By Timothy Misir
Biennale Week: Special Guests and Projects Not to Miss

- 21 September 15
- By Timothy Misir
6th Moscow Biennale Opens at VDNKh

- 21 September 15
- By Timothy Misir
Curator Bart De Baere: A Moscow Biennale Preview

- 17 September 15
- By Timothy Misir
Avant-Garde Architects Brodsky and Utkin in the Spotlight

- 13 September 15
- By Timothy Misir
Cult Electronic Music Producers to Share Stage at Selector After Dark

- 04 June 15
- By Timothy Misir
Mark Fell Brings Sex Therapy-Inspired Electronic Music to Moscow

- 16 April 15
- By Timothy Misir
Mercury Prize-Winning Young Fathers Hits Moscow

- 02 March 15
- By Timothy Misir
Drone Pioneer Dylan Carlson Heads to Moscow

- 05 February 15
- By Timothy Misir
St. Petersburg Noise-Pop Quintet Readies Debut

- 25 January 15
- By Timothy Misir
Russian Avant-Garde Musicians AWOTT Bring 'Pure, Childish Fun'

- 13 January 15
- By Timothy Misir
Tallinn Lo-Fi Chanteuse Maria Minerva Comes to Moscow

- 17 December 14
- By Timothy Misir
Rock Band Swans Brings Visceral Show to Russia

- 25 November 14
- By Timothy Misir
Scottish Hip-Hop Trio to Play First Moscow Show

- 18 November 14
- By Timothy Misir
Veteran Cyberpunk Composer Stuart Argabright Comes to Moscow

- 17 November 14
- By Timothy Misir
Alternative Miss World to Open Gorky Ice Rink

- 13 November 14
- By Timothy Misir
Charlemagne Palestine: Between Minimal and Maximal

- 10 July 14
- By Timothy Misir
The composer Charlemagne Palestine, known for his repetitive drone pieces of extreme length and physicality performed on church organs, bells and piano, made his name as part of New York's downtown music scene in the late '60s and '70s, which distinguished itself from uptown's more conventional classical music. It included composers like La Monte Young, Tony Conrad, John Cale, Steve Reich and Philip Glass, a group that would later be known as the minimalists — a term that Palestine abhors.
Syrian Wedding Singer Headlines Electro Music Festival

- 02 July 14
- By Timothy Misir
'Poor But Sexy' Explains Cultural Divide in Europe

- 01 July 14
- By Timothy Misir
IDM Innovators Plaid Headline Selector Gig at Strelka

- 19 June 14
- By Timothy Misir
Queer Artists to Share Stage in Russian Concerts

- 25 May 14
- By Timothy Misir
Beat Film Festival Celebrates 5th Anniversary

- 22 May 14
- By Timothy Misir
Jozef Van Wissem's Compositions Bring Lute Into 21st Century

- 13 May 14
- By Timothy Misir
Garage Encourages Spontaneity and Engagement with 'Do It'

- 07 May 14
- By Timothy Misir
Conductorless Orchestra 'Persimfans' Sees Contemporary Revival

- 29 April 14
- By Timothy Misir
Arma 17 Closing After 6-Year Run

- 24 April 14
- By Timothy Misir
Greenaway's New Exhibit Dramatizes Russian Avant-Garde

- 16 April 14
- By Timothy Misir
New Venue to Fill Niche Amid Concert Spaces

- 28 March 14
- By Timothy Misir
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