@ Saint Sava

This months cover, photo,
layout & text by K.K.W

@ The Serbian Orthodox Church of Saint Sava. Photos & text by Kerwin.

Consecrated in 1865 and designed by Richard Upjohn, it was acquired by the Serbian Orthodox church in 1943. The church is noted for its beautiful stone interior and for its lofty single aisle nave. It was added to the list of historic places in 1982. 

This was my 2nd time attending the service, the 1st being with Ivana Mikavica. Listening to the liturgy in their native language really gives a great spiritual feel,

and almost makes it feel as if your not in NYC, but in Serbia. Along with the friendly people who make up the congregation, the food at the after event is wonderful. If you have time, stop by for a little bit of Serbia in New York City.

If you would like to know more go to, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Orthodox_Church, or: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Sava "Art is the reason, art is the way". 

@ Spectrum: in the L.E.S

This months cover, downtown NYC.
Photo, layout & text by K.K.W

Violin & Violoncello Duos: @ Spectrum. Photos & text by K.K.W.

Curated by Michael Waller, also a composer of contemporary classical music, with stunning performances by Caroline Chin (Violin) and Brian Snow (cello), Violin & Violoncello Duos was an amazing event. 

The sound, due to Lawrence De Martins fantastic speakers created for such instruments and events, filled the place with joy. Glenn Cornett, the brain-child behind Spectrum, is really bringing together a wonderful place where music of various kinds come together to create a world all its own, thats becoming more popular with each event.  

Michael Waller (left), Glenn (right).

Photographer Richard Termine.

Brian Snow

Caroline Chin

 

If you would like to know more, go to:http://www.spectrumnyx.org/, and please check-out info about The NYX Music Festival of Experimental & Prog Music & Spectrum on Aug 10-12. Spectrum is located at 121 Ludlow street, New York, N.Y. "Art is the reason, art is the way."