TS26 Presents: Alarm Will Sound: Haas Haas: in vain, 2000, for 2 flutes, oboe, 2 clarinets, bassoon, 2 horns, 2 trombones, 2 percussion, harp, accordion, piano, saxophone, 3 violins, 2 violas, 2 cellos, and double bass
TS26 Presents: American Modern Opera Company (AMOC): Hersch, Sciarrino Salvatore Sciarrino Stupori, 2018 for six readable silences for baritone, flute, violin and percussion featuring Ty Bouque, baritone soloist Michael Hersch Carrion-Miles to Purgatory: thirteen pieces after texts of Robert Lowell, 2014* for violin and cello, NY Premiere
TS26 Presents: Pamela Z Pamela Z will perform a program of short solo works for voice, real-time electronic processing, sampled sounds, and wireless gesture controllers.
TS26 Presents: International Contemporary Ensemble: Choi, Fallah, Illés, Phungula
The Blue Hour, 2025, US premiere
TS26 Presents: Grossman Ensemble: Durieux, Lazkano, Shepherd, Thomas, Wagner Melinda Wagner, Limbic Fragments (2024) for flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, horn, harp, piano, 2 percussion, 2 violin, viola, and cello, NY Premiere Sean Shepherd, Simple Machines - Air, Churn, Hover (2024) for flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, horn, harp, piano, 2 percussion, 2 violin, viola, and cello, […]
TS26 Presents: Bouque, Exp SWR, GrauSchumacher, Saviet: Manoury, Sheehan Kelley Sheehan, O Maria (2026) for baritone, violin, and electronics, World Premiere Philippe Manoury, Le temps, mode d'emploi, for two pianos and electronics (2014), US Premiere
TS26 Presents: Ning Yu, Experimentalstudio Freiburg (SWR): Andre Mark Andre ...selig ist..., 2024* for piano and pre-recorded electronics * US Premiere
TS26 Presents Parker Quartet: Farrin, Kurtág György Kurtág: Officium breve (1989) György Kurtág: Aus der Ferne III (1991) György Kurtág: 12 Microludes (1977) György Kurtág: Aus der Ferne V (1999) György Kurtág: Six Moments Musicaux (2005) Suzanne Farrin: New Work (2026) •
TS26 Presents: JACK Quartet: Ergün, Haas Cenk Ergün, Celare (2014-15) Georg Friedrich Haas, String Quartet No. 8 (2014) Cenk Ergün, Sonare (2014-15)
TS26 Presents: Talea Ensemble: Rihm Wolfgang Rihm, Jagden und Formen, Zustand 2008 (version of 2008) for 2 flutes, English horn, 2 clarinets, bassoon, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, trombone, tuba, 3 percussion, guitar, electric bass, harp, piano, 2 violins, viola, cello, and double bass • NYC Premiere
Bye-bye to the sterile modern school. Experience the US premiere of Sorabji’s Symphonic Variations. Old School style over soulless tech.
The 7th New York Big Apple Music Festival’s NextGen Crossover Music Concert features The Young Soloist and Festival Ensemble Training Program. Partnering with the New York International Symphony Orchestra (NYISO) with conductor Scoot Gentile. Special invitations have been extended to Dr. Yeoucheng Ma and Michael Dadap of the Children's Orchestra Society.
A striking theater dance work charting a path from betrayal to reconciliation, performed with live music. Based on one of William Shakespeare’s final plays, ‘The Winter’s Tale’ is a work of theater dance created by choreographer Cherylyn Lavagnino in collaboration with composer Martin Bresnick. The piece explores themes of loyalty, jealousy, forgiveness, and renewal, blending […]
A striking theater dance work charting a path from betrayal to reconciliation, performed with live music. Based on one of William Shakespeare’s final plays, 'The Winter’s Tale' is a work of theater dance created by choreographer Cherylyn Lavagnino in collaboration with composer Martin Bresnick. The piece explores themes of loyalty, jealousy, forgiveness, and renewal, blending […]
Ustad Bahauddin Dagar, renowned rudra veena player and torchbearer of the Dagarvani tradition of Dhrupad, the oldest living form of Indian classical music, returns to the DiMenna Center for a major, evening-length concert as part of his multi-year residency with FourOneOne. Ustad Dagar will be accompanied by Tejas Tope (pakhawaj) and Ted Murano (tanpura).
'Local music’ refers to Feldman’s focused exploration of isolated, quiet, and intimate sound moments – the "local" action of a single note or chord over the overall structure, creating a physical sound-world that emphasizes the tactile, immediate properties of sound. The seven-member BlackBox Ensemble (flute/clarinet/piano/percussion/violin/cello/voice), conducted by Leonard Bopp, plays finely detailed scores by Laila […]
Strings take center stage in this program of extended-duration works. Unnameable Strings perform an eponymous piece by ensemble members Ana Luisa Diaz de Cossio and Jennifer Gersten, scored for four violins, viola, three cellos, and bass. Zosha Warpeha performs Basalt on the Hardanger d’Amore, a Norwegian instrument with five bowed and five sympathetic strings, joined […]
Transformation is the keynote of this year’s opening concert, an encounter between instrumental performance and movement. The Bang Group executes Steve Reich’s Clapping Music with tap shoes, and reimagines Feldman's For John Cage as a tap dance. The program features new solo and duo scores for violin, flute, voice, and electronics by Yifan Guo, Liann […]
New Asia Chamber Music Society’s Annual Mother’s Day Concert is a celebration of love, gratitude, and remembrance. This year’s program is dedicated to the memory of Patsy Fang Chen, a cherished supporter and mentor whose warmth and generosity touched countless lives in our community. Featuring works by Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, and beloved Asian repertoire, the […]
Whether subconscious or not, these composers are affected by their own environment. Varèse’s output is influenced by sounds of the city, which can be heard in his Octandre. Wuorinen’s New York Notes reflects the city’s liveliness and bustle. On the other hand, Schoenberg and Amelia Brey, who live in urban surroundings, express things that transcend […]
“Re-Fraction / Dis-Sensus,” a concert series, presents two world-premiere works by Ashkan Behzadi and Reiko Füting, created in collaboration with the Oslo-based contemporary music ensemble, AREPO. The concert runs approximately 80 minutes and includes an intermission. It is free and open to the public, followed by a reception.
The North/South Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Max Lifchitz performs a free-admission concert showcasing four thrilling new pieces by talented composers from Canada and the US. Works by Micah Joel, Max Lifchitz, Lansing McLoskey, and Roydon Tse will receive their first New York performance. Violinist Hattie Hyei-Ri Ahn will appear as soloist. Due to […]
The Tulipán Foundation invites families to the Budapest Festival Orchestra’s beloved Cocoa Concert, marking their first New York City visit since 2020. Known in Hungary as Kakaókoncert, this joyful tradition introduces children to classical music up close, followed by shared cups of hot cocoa for a warm, memorable experience. Conductor: Iván Fischer Performers: Members of […]
As you take your seat INSIDE A FULL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, you will be overwhelmed as you see, feel and hear the incredibly moving and captivating music of Franz Schubert--music that pulls you into a world of mystery and suspense, yet bold, expansive and unstoppable. Enjoy a reception with the performers following the concert. Audience Comments: […]
As you and your family take your seat INSIDE A FULL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, you will be overwhelmed as you see, feel and hear the incredibly moving and captivating music of Franz Schubert--music that pulls you into a world of mystery and suspense, yet bold, expansive and unstoppable. Following the performance, families enjoy an Instrument Zoo […]
On February 2, the ACIMA Festival presents an electrifying recital spotlighting some of the most outstanding young pianists to emerge from this year’s festival. Hand-selected by the festival’s distinguished artist faculty based on exceptional masterclass performances, these rising musicians represent the next generation of concert artists—each bringing individuality, technical command, and compelling musical insight to […]
Pianist and conductor Benjamin Hochman brings monumental works by Bach, Brahms and Chopin with exceptional musical insight and expressive depth to Cary Hall on Jan. 30th in a solo recital that promises both intellectual clarity and emotional resonance. Celebrated for his refined touch, architectural sense of form, and probing interpretations, Hochman offers performances that illuminate […]
Pianist Stephen Beus returns to the stage on January 28 at DiMenna Center for a recital that traces a compelling arc from Baroque elegance to Romantic transcendence. The program opens with the poised brilliance of Johann Sebastian Bach’s English Suite No. 3, interwoven with the refined charm of Jean-Philippe Rameau, before moving into the rhythmic […]
Chord to Joy Music Studio presents a New Year vocal concert featuring emerging singers and guest artists in a program of classical art songs and musical theatre selections. The evening celebrates vocal artistry, expressive storytelling, and the joy of live performance in an intimate concert setting. This performance brings together students and professionals for a […]
This program pairs two masterworks linked by the idea of "ricercata," or "sought music." The concert opens with György Ligeti’s Musica ricercata (1951-53) in a new arrangement. The title is literal: Ligeti’s goal was to "build a new music from nothing," with each of the eleven movements systematically adding new pitches. You may recognize parts […]
Join us on December 10 for this Special Presentation of new works from Bulgaria, commissioned by the Off the Beaten Path Festival, featuring three U.S. premieres of new works by Dobrinka Tabakova, Kenji Bunch and Peter Kerkelov. To close the program, we will perform the Dohnanyi's Piano Quintet No. 1. Artists: Georgy Valtchev, Alexandrina Boyanova, […]
A composer of “uncompromising brilliance” (The Washington Post) whose work has been described by The New York Times as “viscerally gripping and emotionally transformative music ... claustrophobic and exhilarating at once, with moments of sublime beauty nestled inside thickets of dark virtuosity,” Michael Hersch appears as both composer and pianist in NYC for the first […]
NYC-based Coriolis Duo (Catherine Boyack, flute, and Oliver Xu, percussion) presents a concert at The DiMenna Center for Classical Music's Cary Hall. This program features the world premiere of Ted Babcock's Daisy Chain, a five-movement work commissioned by the ensemble with the support of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's 2025 Creative Engagement Grant.
Cherylyn Lavagnino Dance presents Favorites & First Drafts, an evening featuring works from the company’s repertory alongside new material in development. The program includes Facets (2008), a sculptural dance marked by precision and clarity, and RU (2014), an ensemble work known for its emotional intensity and ensemble interplay. Excerpts from The Folk Rock Studies translate […]
NEXUS is that fleeting connection that unites the finest young artists in the world. A bond the artists treasure — and one the audience becomes part of — because that moment will never happen again. Featuring the greatest young Indian classical talents in the world. Don’t miss it! NEXUS, Nov. 15 featuring Vivek Pandya, Mehtab […]