Part I Giacomo Franci The Plot Against You Poema Sinfonico for Violin and Dark Orchestra (World Premiere) Garry Ianco, Violinist Giacomo Franci, Conductor Part II John Russo Three Studies for Clarinet and Orchestra (World Premiere) A Winter Sketch for Clarinet and Orchestra (World Premiere) William Popp Choros tou Kalamata for Clarinet and Orchestra (World […]
Our 2021-22 season finale, and first in-person concert in two years, will feature the exquisite pianist Alexandra Joan in Dvorak's Piano Quartet No. 2 alongside two works by brilliant young composers, Brittany J. Green and Anthony R. Green.
In times of tragedy, it can be difficult to find words to express our grief, anguish, and frustration. This concert is intended to serve as a response to recent mass shootings and rising gun violence across the U.S., spoken in our universal language: music. The program centers around themes of immense loss, but also affords […]
Amy Williams Telephone, 2021 Orpheus Chamber Orchestra Felipe Lara Metafagote, 2015 Heller and Lewandowski Arnold Schoenberg Kammersymphonie op 9, 1906 Orpheus Chamber Orchestra Orpheus Chamber Orchestra Todd Phillips, violin Eric Wyrick, violin Ramon Carrero-Martínez, viola Eric Bartlett, cello Gregg August, bass Elizabeth Mann, flute Gilles Cheng, oboe Roni Gal-Ed, oboe Nuno Antunes, clarinet Michael Lowenstern, […]
Stefan Prins Piano Hero #1, 2011-12 for midi-keyboard, live electronics and video David Bird Iron Orchid, 2021* for piano and electronics * US premiere Stefan Prins Piano Hero #2, (2011, rev. 2013/2016) for midi-keyboard, grand piano, live cameras, video and live electronics Michael Beil Key Jack, 2016* for a pianist without piano with live video and […]
Yannis Kyriakides hypothetical islands, 2012 Sky Macklay Choppy, 2017 Michael Gordon New Work, 2022* * world premiere Sam Pluta New Work, 2022* * world premiere with Sam Pluta, electronics Splinter Reeds Kyle Bruckmann, oboe Bill Kalinkos, clarinet David Wegehaupt, saxophone Jeff Anderle, bass clarinet Dana Jessen, bassoon
Michael Klingbeil Tear of the Clouds, 2008 Andile Khumalo Broken Mirrors of Time, 2021* * US premiere Erin Gee Mouthpiece XI , 2009 with Erin Gee, vocal soloist Sky Macklay Microvariations, 2016-17
Angélica Negrón Gone, 2018 Commissioned by Andrew W. Siegel Premiered on June 22, 2018 at Caramoor Music Fesival, Katonah, New York. Written for Sō Percussion. Angélica Negrón Go Back, 2022 Written for Sō Percussion Vijay Iyer Torque, 2018 Julia Wolfe Forbidden Love, 2019 Forbidden Love was co-commissioned by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, The John […]
Darian Donovan Thomas New Work, 2022* * world premiere Commissioned by The Earle Brown Music Foundation Charitable Trust Ensemble Signal George Lewis Seismologic, 2017 Jessen and Stine George Lewis Tales of the Traveller, 2016* * US premiere Ensemble Signal with Nicole Mitchell, flute soloist and Voyager Interactive Computer, piano Ensemble Signal Brad Lubman, conductor Paul Coleman, Sound Director Tim Munro, Flute […]
A marathon day led by guitarist Yaron Deutsch offering lectures, master classes, and a workshop dedicated to the sonic and functional evolution of the electric guitar as heard in contemporary avant-garde music.
Fausto Romitelli Trash TV Trance, 2002 Pierluigi Billone Sgorgo Y, 2012* * US premiere Klaus Lang chanson lointaine et douce, 2021* * world premiere Lisa Illean Tiding I, 2021* * US premiere Avshalom Ariel All the boys forgot about you, 2018* * US premiere Yaron Deutsch Electric guitar
Misato Mochizuki Le Monde des Ronds et des Carrés, 2015 Igor Santos New Work, 2022* * world premiere Commissioned by The Earle Brown Music Foundation Charitable Trust Enno Poppe/Wolfgang Heiniger Tonband, 2008/12 Yarn/Wire Laura Barger, piano Russell Greenberg, percussion Sae Hashimoto, percussion Julia Den Boer, piano Sam Torres, electronics
Eric Wubbels phren, 2022* * world premiere Co-commissioned by Bludenzer Tage Zeitgemäßer Musik and the Earle Brown Music Foundation Charitable Trust Catherine Lamb string quartet / grow (out), 2009 JACK Quartet Christopher Otto, violin Austin Wulliman, violin John Pickford Richards, viola Jay Campbell, cello
Maxime Corbeil-Perron New Work, 2022* * world premiere Co-commissioned by Bozzini Quartet and the Earle Brown Music Foundation Charitable Trust Simon Martin Musique d'art, 2015* * US premiere 'Musique d'art (2015)'' is a work originally conceived by "Projections libérantes'', Quebec. with Pierre-Alexandre Maranda, double bass Pierre-Alexandre Maranda double bass Bozzini Quartet Clemens Merkel, violin Alissa Cheung, violin Stéphanie Bozzini, viola Isabelle Bozzini, cello
Igor Santos portrait IO, 2020* * US premiere Katherine Balch drip music, (2019, arr. 2021)* * world premiere Rebecca Saunders Skin, 2015-16* * US premiere with Juliet Fraser, soprano TALEA Ensemble James Baker, conductor Isabel Lepanto Gleicher, flute Michelle Farah, oboe Rane Moore, clarinet Erin Rogers, saxophone Nicolee Kuester, horn Sam Jones, trumpet Stephen Gosling, piano Steven Beck, piano William Schimmel, […]
International Youth Music Competitions presents the Prize Winners Recitals. Come and experience world class performances by Category Winners from around the world. IYMC is a monthly online music competition for all ages, instruments and genres. Two Recitals are scheduled at 2:00 pm and 7:00, with different performers at each recital.
Join Pianist-Composer Satoko Fujii and Her All-Star Band for the Live Recording of her 100th album as a Leader featuring: Wadada Leo Smith and Kappa Makion, trumpet Ingrid Laubrock, saxophones Sara Schoenbeck, bassoon Ikue Mori, electronics Brandon Lopez, acoustic bass Tom Rainey and Chris Corsano, drums and percussion. Tickets $20 at the door Please note […]
TALUJON and Jamie Jordon give the world premiere of Mathew Rosenblum's We Lived Happily During the War for soprano and six percussionists. Based on a poem by Ilya Kaminsky, it is also a meditation on the composer’s family history, especially his grandmother’s escape from Ukraine after the massacre in her town during the 1919 pandemic. […]
Iranian-American pianist and composer Ramin Amir Arjomand presents an evening-length solo improvisation. Arjomand's improvisations have drawn attention in the United States and abroad. Arjomand's work is born of a complex opposition of cross-cultural creative impulses. His long-form improvisations pursue extremes of sound intensity, pushing the limits of spontaneous thinking while seeking simultaneously, and equally intensely, […]
Designed for families with vaccinated children: Join us for a musical journey from Bach through Haydn leading to Mozart, featuring Christopher Martin, principal trumpet of the New York Philharmonic as our soloist. You and your family will experience some of the most beautiful and expressive music ever written from your seat inside the orchestra. Following […]
Designed for Adults: Join us for a musical journey from Bach through Haydn leading to Mozart, featuring Christopher Martin, principal trumpet of the New York Philharmonic as our soloist. You will experience some of the most beautiful and expressive music ever written from your seat inside the orchestra. Following this engaging program, enjoy a reception […]
We celebrate composer Lukas Foss on the 100th anniversary of his birthyear with chamber works from five decades, performed by faculty of the University at Buffalo’s Department of Music. Foss was a brilliant, exploratory musician whose compositional output ranged over major trends of the 20th century. We also highlight his profound relationship with Buffalo and […]
On October 15, 2022, The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, AACM, New York City Chapter, Inc. 57 Years of Artistic Dedication presents The Orchestra of the S.E.M. Ensemble, Conductor, Petr Kotik performs the music of the world renowned AACM New York City Chapter, Inc. Composers | Dr. Muhal Richard Abrams, Thurman Barker, Adegoke […]
Music From China presents the 28th season of contemporary Chinese music featuring premieres of commissioned works and music composed for Chinese and Western instruments. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR ONLY ON DAY OF CONCERT. $20 for general admission $10 for students/seniors PROGRAM JOEL HOFFMAN: huǒ shénhuà/Fire Myth** (world premiere) for dizi, pipa, erhu, cello, vibraphone SHEN […]
On November 5th Jessie Cox and the Sun Ra Arkestra present a new work, commissioned by the Paul Fromm Foundation at Harvard University, at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music. Doors open at 7pm with the first live screening of a film of Jessie Cox’s opera “As A Song of A World,” which was directed […]
Pegasus: The Orchestra celebrates its Fifth Season with Bach's magnificent Brandenburg Concerti No. 4 and No. 5 and Vivaldi Trio Sonata. Join us for this special evening focused on some of the most innovative Baroque masterpieces held in an intimate setting of DiMenna Center in NYC. Soloists Eiko Kano, violin and Kaori Fujii, flute will […]
Curtis Stewart, one of the most penetrating artists of his generation, joins Experiential Orchestra and Grammy®-winning conductor James Blachly as guest artist and curator in a concert that features the New York premiere of Julia Perry's Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, in a new edition by Roger Zahab. Perry's music has seen increased attention in […]
Save the date! Join us to hear New Music by 5 brilliant composers from the republic of Georgia. Performed by world class musicians and filled with diverse program, this event is sure to please every art enthusiast. Welcoming reception will give you a chance to meet and chat with the extraordinary composers; Dato Chkuaseli, Koki […]
Mosaic Composers Collective, featuring Kevin Arthur Jr., Aidan Arbona, Naamia Rivera, Murphy Severtson, Alexa Letourneau, and Ashtyn Brown, is a gathering of composers in pursuit of an intimate – yet fearless – sound exploration of humanity’s many colorful spheres. Centered in curiosity, the Collective strives to create and curate that which challenges the world around […]
Join us for our most ambitious project yet as PinkNoise presents the North American premiere of the epic four-part cycle Systema naturae for instruments and electromechanical devices by Andrea Valle and Mauro Lanza. The work is inspired by Carl Linnaeus's book of the same title, which through his pioneering work on zoological nomenclature, sought to […]
The intrepid PRISM Quartet (saxophones) presents a portrait of Bang on a Can‘s visionary co-founders/co-artistic directors in an all-saxophone program featuring the premiere of “in a delirium” by Michael Gordon alongside performances of “Cha” by Julia Wolfe and “Revolutionary Etudes” by David Lang. After performing Lang’s work and subsequently commissioning Wolfe in 2015, PRISM now […]
PROGRAM Schubert: Fantasy in F Minor for piano duet, D940 Schubert/Liszt: Ständchen, Der Müller und der Bach, Die Forelle Messiaen: Cantéyodjayâ Percy Grainger: Fantasy on George Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess for two pianos
Winner of the 2022 Federation of the Art Song Fellowship Competition, the London-based voice/piano duo of Jared Michaud and Christina Koti will perform a recital of art songs influenced by Greek traditions and culture by Greek and non-Greek composers alike. With songs in Greek, French, German, Russian, and English by composers such as Schubert, Ravel, […]
Jury Panel: Gary Graffman, Ernest Barretta, and Chu-Fang Huang Program and finalist information will be available two hours prior to the event.
Pianist and composer Ramin Amir Arjomand's improvisations have drawn attention in the United States and abroad. Arjomand's work is born of a complex opposition of cross-cultural creative impulses. His long-form improvisations pursue extremes of sound intensity, pushing the limits of spontaneous thinking while seeking simultaneously, and equally intensely, a compositional unity characteristic of fully-notated music. […]
2007 international Tchaikovsky competition gold medalist Sergey Antonov and pianist Karén Hakobyan play Rachmaninoff’s beloved sonata for piano and cello, as well as works by Arutiunian, Piazzolla, and Davidoff. Please join us for this beautiful program in the comfortable intimacy and superb acoustic of the DiMenna Center's Cary Hall.
