1. Photograph: Courtesy Taylor Davidson
    Photograph: Courtesy Taylor Davidson
  2. Photograph: Jena Cumbo
    Photograph: Jena CumboUnsilent Night 2013
  3. Photograph: Jena Cumbo
    Photograph: Jena CumboUnsilent Night 2013
  4. Photograph: Jena Cumbo
    Photograph: Jena Cumbo

    Phil Kline at Unsilent Night 2013

  5. Photograph: Jena Cumbo
    Photograph: Jena CumboUnsilent Night 2013
  6. Photograph: Jena Cumbo
    Photograph: Jena CumboUnsilent Night 2013
  7. Photograph: Jena Cumbo
    Photograph: Jena CumboUnsilent Night 2013
  8. Photograph: Jena Cumbo
    Photograph: Jena CumboUnsilent Night 2013
  9. Photograph: Jena Cumbo
    Photograph: Jena CumboUnsilent Night 2013
  10. Photograph: Jena Cumbo
    Photograph: Jena CumboUnsilent Night 2013
  • Music, Classical and opera
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Unsilent Night

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Time Out says

This trippy musical performance piece, dreamed up by composer Phil Kline, is downtown’s decidedly arty, secular answer to Christmas caroling. Boombox-toting participants gather under the Washington Square arch, where they are given a cassette or CD of one of four different atmospheric tracks; you can also download the Unsilent Night app and sync up via smartphone. Everyone presses play at the same time and marches through the streets of New York together, blending their music and filling the air with a beautiful, echoing 45-minute piece. 

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