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Jan 6 @
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January 6, 2020 @ 3:00 pm - January 8, 2020 @ 5:00 pm
Broken Silence
Erin Rogers (tenor saxophone), Kristen McKeon (alto saxophone), Dan Joseph, Dev Ray and Alex Lahoski (ebow steel string acoustic guitars) and Craig Shepard (speaker) present music supporting listeners to engage with text drawn from court testimony connected with the... Read More
songSLAM Festival
The Global Platform Dedicated to Art Song Presents its Flagship songSLAM Festival January 17 – 18 at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music, Cary Hall in New York City. The second annual festival includes a songSLAM hosted by... Read More
Jan 17 @
PRISM Quartet with Rudresh Mahanthappa
Tonight’s 8:30 show at DiMenna Center has been **CANCELLED** due to unforeseen circumstances. All tickets pre-purchased and otherwise will be fully refunded! We deeply apologize and hope to see you at our next event. The 6pm SHOWCASE Concert... Read More
Feb 7 @
MuseConnect presents Meet the Master Series
MuseConnect is delighted to start its new season with “Meet The Master Series”, presenting a masterclass and a concert of violinist William Wei, laureate of the prestigious 2015 Queen Elisabeth International Violin Competition, and joined by MuseConnect's music... Read More
Feb 7 @
The NYCP Orchestra celebrates Beethoven’s Anniversary
Program: Beethoven Piano Concerto no.1 in C Maj. Giacomo Franci Pianist/Conductor, Schubert Rondo for Violin and Strings Mei Mei Wei Violinist, Beethoven Romance for Violin and Orchestra in F Maj. Lily Ye Violinist, Mei Mei Wei is the... Read More
Feb 12 @
Johannes Brahms — Contrarian and Advocate of Love
Academic Festival Overture, op. 80, arranged for two pianos & eight hands Sixteen Waltzes, op. 39b, for piano duet Haydn Variations, op. 56b, for two pianos Quintet in F minor, op. 34b, arranged for two pianos Chih-Long Hu,... Read More
Feb 13 @
NYFOS Next: Director’s Choice
New York Festival of Song has a storied history of commissioning and premiering vocal works, and since its founding, the organization has particularly celebrated American song. Hosted and curated by Michael Barrett, NYFOS’s co-founder, Associate Artistic Director, and... Read More
Feb 15 @
A Salute to Our Lost Youth — Stephen Beus & Xiao-Feng Wu in Recital
Alessandro Marcello (1669-1747): Adagio from Oboe Concerto (arr. J.S. Bach, BWV 974) Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849): Introduction and Rondo, op. 16; Barcarolle, op. 60 Alexander Scriabin (1872-1915): Piano Sonata no. 4 in F-sharp major, op. 30 Xiao-Feng Wu ... Read More
Feb 17 @
The 9th Metropolitan International Piano Competition Finals
Six finalists from both Junior and Young Artist Divisions will be competing in live concert. Program TBA Jury Members in Attendance: Gary Graffman, Ernest Barretta, Daniel Kellogg
Tales of Hopper
Tales of Hopper is the fruit of a collaboration between choreographer Cherylyn Lavagnino and composer Martin Bresnick inspired by the work of American painter Edward Hopper. This theater-dance work casts the dancers as figures plucked from selected Hopper... Read More
Feb 28 @
OPEN REHEARSAL: The Carnival of the Animals and the Zoo
CN Philharmonic is pleased to announce our 2019 - 2020 3rd Season, OPEN REHEARSAL of Spring Educational Concert. Led by Maestro David Jeong, CN Philharmonic will perform Saint-Saens The Carnival of the Animals, Copland Appalachian Spring for 13... Read More
Feb 29 @
The Carnival of the Animals and the Zoo
CN Philharmonic is pleased to announce our 2019 - 2020 3rd Season, Spring Educational Concert. Led by Maestro David Jeong, CN Philharmonic will perform Saint-Saens The Carnival of the Animals, Copland Appalachian Spring for 13 instruments, and Jeong... Read More
Mar 7 @
MWE Winter Concert – Onward and Upward
A sonic journey through a myriad of musical emotional expression. This concert is full of music that will bring out some intense emotions at times, yet at other times it becomes very playful. This concert is another thrilling... Read More
Mar 19 @
PARMA Recordings Presents Division of Memory
Join GRAMMY nominated Cuban-American cellist Tommy Mesa for an evening of music at the DiMenna Center in Hell's Kitchen, New York City. Accompanied by pianist Yoon Lee, Special Prize winner of the Anton G. Rubinstein International Piano Competition,... Read More
Feb 27 @
The NYCP Orchestra in a live streaming Concert
We present 4 enormously talented winners of the 10th Annual Concerto Competition from 13 to 16 years old. As a thank you for the suggested donation of $30, we will send you the link and password to attend... Read More
Aug 12 @
August 12, 2021 - August 16, 2021
TIME:SPANS 2021 // EMPAC Wave Field Synthesis Array Showcase
3-D Compositions by Miya Masaoka • Nina C. Young • Bora Yoon • Pamela Z Co-Presented by TIME:SPANS and The Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute EMPAC Showcase of commissioned... Read More
Aug 17 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // Taylor Brook ‘Virtutes Occultae’
PROGRAM Taylor Brook Virtutes Occultae, (2016-2020) microtonal music for 6 keyboards Performers Laura Barger Julia Den Boer Thomas Feng Isabelle O’Connell Cory Smythe Ning Yu Commissioned by the Earle Brown Music Foundation Charitable Trust
Aug 19 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // JACK Quartet
PROGRAM Eduardo Aguilar HYPER (2021)* Khyam Allami New Work (2021)* inti figgis-vizueta patterns in non-linear time (2021)* Brittany J. Green New Work (2021)* *World premiere
Aug 20 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // Wet Ink Ensemble
PROGRAM Ben Lamar Gay New Work (2021)* Alex Mincek New Work (2021)* Mariel Roberts New Work (2021)* Sam Pluta New Work (2021)* *World Premiere All new works commissioned by the Earle Brown Music Foundation Charitable Trust.
Aug 21 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // Bugallo-Williams Piano Duo
Amy Williams 10 Microludes for György Kurtág, a selection, 2015-2017* Marcos Balter, Hang (2017) Amy Williams, In the Shadows (2017) Jason Eckardt, Toll (2017) Katharina Rosenberger, Bogen (2017) Philippe Manoury, G for K (2016) Carola Bauckholt, When they... Read More
Aug 23 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // Talea Ensemble, Tony Arnold
Catherine Lamb parallaxis forma, 2016 for voice and ensemble with Tony Arnold, soprano Sarah Hennies New Work, 2021* * World premiere Commissioned by The Earle Brown Music Foundation Charitable Trust Oscar Bettison La Arqueología del Neón, 2021* * World premiere Commissioned... Read More
Aug 24 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // Yarn/Wire
Andrew McIntosh Little Jimmy, 2020* Wolfgang Heiniger Neumond, 2018* Zosha Di Castri Tachitipo, 2016 * World premiere Yarn/Wire Ian Antonio, percussion Laura Barger, piano Russell Greenberg, percussion Ning Yu, piano
Aug 26 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // Seth Parker Woods + Pierre Alexandre Tremblay
George E. Lewis Not Alone, 2014-15 Fredrick Gifford Difficult Grace, 2019 Monty Adkins Winter Tendrils, 2014/2020 Nathalie Joachim The Race: 1915, 2019 Ryan Carter Default Mode Network, 2019 Freida Abtan My Heart Is a River, 2020 Pierre Alexandre... Read More
Aug 27 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // Anthony Cheung
Anthony Cheung All Roads, 2018 Gilles Vonsattel, piano Spektral Quartet Anthony Cheung Elective Memory, 2015 Anthony Cheung, piano Miranda Cuckson, violin Anthony Cheung The Real Book of Fake Tunes, 2015 Claire Chase, flute Spektral Quartet Spektral Quartet Maeve Feinberg, violin Clara Lyon, violin Doyle... Read More
Aug 28 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // Talea Ensemble, James Baker (conductor)
Ashley Fure Fast Forward, 2015 Anthony Cheung A line can go anywhere, 2019* Matthias Pintscher Bereshit, 2011-2013 TALEA Ensemble James Baker, conductor * US premiere
Aug 29 @
TIME:SPANS 2021 // Alarm Will Sound, Alan Pierson (conductor)
Tyshawn Sorey For George Lewis, 2019 Alarm Will Sound Alan Pierson, conductor
Sep 15 @
Heritage/Evolution Marathon: PRISM Quartet featuring Melissa Aldana, Chris Potter, Rudresh Mahanthappa, and Terell Stafford
The intrepid PRISM Quartet celebrates the release of its new album, Heritage/Evolution, Volume 2 with a marathon concert at NYC’s DiMenna Center featuring sax giants Chris Potter and Rudresh Mahanthappa performing compositions from the album by Potter and... Read More
Sep 28 @
Welcome Back Family and Friends Chamber Concert
Friends and Family is a chamber concert that features American Composers Orchestra (ACO) musicians performing works by a broad array of composers, many of whom are near and dear to the orchestra. PROGRAM STEVEN GERBER: Five Greek Folksongs... Read More
Oct 23 @
New Canons
PROGRAM RAQUEL ACEVEDO KLEIN: Polyphonic Interlace RAY LUSTIG: Latency Canons CHRIS KALLMYER: All Possible Music PAULINE OLIVEROS: Environmental Dialogue TREVOR NEW: Cohere 15’ (ACO commission, world premiere) We usually try to ignore latency (the delay between live sound and transmitted... Read More
Oct 23 @
The New York Chamber Players Orchestra in Concert
The New York Chamber Players is one of New York City's finest chamber orchestra. One of our missions is to support the very best of youth classical musicians. The Concert will be on Saturday October 23rd at 8... Read More
Oct 27 @
Contemporary Narratives: New Works for Clarinet, Violin, and Piano
The NYC Contemporary Music Symposium presents the Zodiac Trio in a musical journey through six bold, contemporary works for clarinet, violin, and piano. Heralded by Radio France as "A breathtaking ensemble of virtuosity and sensitivity," the Zodiac Trio... Read More
Oct 31 @
A Lady from Silk Road
Lucina Yue plays GUZHENG and KONGHOU 3 New KONGHOU pieces with world premieres 3 GUZHENG Classical piece Composers Anlun Huang Yuzhai Zhao Yuguo Zhou Sam Wu Tian Tian Masatora Goya This event is free of charge. No kids,... Read More
Dec 2 @
Marilyn Shrude 75th Birthday Celebration Concert
Lost Dog presents an all-star concert, featuring three of New York's most dynamic new music ensembles, in celebration of the 75th birthday of distinguished American composer Marilyn Shrude. Including performances of: LOST DOG NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE Sotto Voce... Read More
Dec 11 @
Strange Tales: Works by Wang Lu, inti figgis-vizueta, Alvin Lucier
Join Talea for a free, immersive program featuring the world premiere featuring inti figgis-vizueta's 'Primavera crown,' Alvin Lucier's 'Music for Cello & One or More Amplified Vases,' and the world premiere of Wang Lu's 'November Airs.' Inspired loosely... Read More
Dec 19 @
