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BOWERY BALLROOM 6 Delancey St. (212-533-2111) — JAtkins: Nicole Atkins & the Sea serve up engaging chamber pop.
For the finale of his Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, the pianist Yefim Bronfman assembled a group of his colleagues — the violinist Gil Shaham, the cellist Lynn Harrell and the Emerson String Quartet — for an afternoon of unusually vigorous and engaging chamber playing.
Founded in 2005 by flutist and Executive Director Melissa Snoza, the ensemble's mission has been to build on the collaborative power of chamber music in engaging artists of other disciplines, educational institutions, and underserved communities through music presented at the very highest level.
(Smith) Five Boroughs Music Festival (Thursday) True to its name, this vocal and chamber music series presents its diverse, engaging programs throughout New York City.
Still, for readers who simply can't get enough of Bogart (or members of younger generations who have been dwelling in an Internet echo chamber somewhere), this is a perfectly engaging book.
Engaging boys and men is engaging gender.
Having amply demonstrated his ingenious skills and audacious imagination as a composer of symphonic and chamber works, Mr. Hartke emerges in this engaging live recording as an opera composer to reckon with.
Those who would like an engaging summer read should pack James Runcie's latest tale of clerical detection, Sydney Chambers and the Dangers of Temptation (Bloomsbury £14.99).
Mr. Gauthier is also an estimable violinist and bandleader, most notably of the Goatette, a jazz-rock chamber group that expanded from five pieces to six for "Open Source," its engaging new album.
The lack of diverse and engaging conversations reinforces people's confirmation biases and creates more filter bubbles and echo chambers.
The chamber chorus, a subgroup of 28 singers, sang the New York premiere of three lively, engaging and lighthearted "Shakespeare Songs" by the composer Matthew Harris.
