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March 19th, 2013, 7pm: Mellissa Hughes at OPERA America The ever amazing Mellissa Hughes performs That Night with the Green Sky as part of a salon night at the new OPERA America National Opera Center. I'll also speak about my work on the songbook that was recently published as part of the celebration. More information here. March 22th, 2013, 11:30am: Memory Palace at the University of Central Florida. Owen Weaver gives a lecture recital on electroacoustic percussion works with Memory Palace as the center of the lecture. Contact him directly if you want to attend. March 23th, 2013, 8pm: All Wounds Bleed at Tulsa Opera All Wounds Bleed receives its staged premiere with Tulsa Opera at a performance at the Philbrook Museum at a concert entitled the Gods of Love. Tickets and more info here. March 29th, 2013, 8pm: The Living Earth Show premiere Double Happiness at the Center for New Music in San Francisco The Living Earth Show premiere my new piece for electric guitar, percussion, and electronics entitled Double Happiness at the Center for New Music in SF. More info here (Please note, the date is correct—my work will be premiered on the 29th). April 6, 2013 at (ca.) 3pm: The Living Earth Show at Fast Forward Austin The The Living Earth Show present the Texas premiere of Double Happiness for electric guitar, percussion, and electronics at the intrepid and very fun Fast Forward Austin Festival. http://www.fastforwardaustin.com/April 18, 20, and 21, 2013 at 8pm: LA Philharmonic "Brooklyn Festival" The Los Angeles Philharmonic presents the West Coast Premiere of Invisible Overture at Disney Hall alonside works of Copland and Hearne. More and tickets here. April 22, 2013 at 8pm: Owen Weaver and Vicky Chow at Le Poisson Rouge Owen Weaver and Vicky Chow team up to present the NYC premiere of John Luther Adams alongside my pieces Hoyt–Schermerhorn and Memory Palace. More and tickets here. May 12, 2013, 8pm: The Living Earth Show NYC Debut The The Living Earth Show present the NYC premiere of Double Happiness as part of the TriBeCa New Music Festival at the Cell in Manhattan. Tickets coming soon!June 8, 2013, 8pm: String Orchestra of Brooklyn + Toomai Quintet The String Orchestra of Brooklyn and Toomai Quintet have teamed up to commission a new concerto grosso for string quintet and string orchestra. Also on the program are Richard Carrick and the amazing GF Haas. Tickets.September 5-7, 2013: Color Field Festival in Madison, WI The Color Field Ensemble premieres a new large scale composition for voice, saxophone, percussion, and piano commissioned by Chamber Music America. |
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March 3, 2012, (ca.) 8pm: Hoyt–Schermerhorn at Roulette Timo Andres performs Hoyt–Schermerhorn at Roulette in Brooklyn as part of the New Music Bake Sale in a concert of works by Brooklyn composers. More info as it rolls in!February 13, 14, and 15, 8pm: Color Field Ensemble Midwest Tour The Color Field Ensemble perform That Night With the Green Sky as part of their Midwestern tour to Grand Valley State University, and more. Check the Color Field website for details as they emerge.February 11, 8pm: Amanda DeBoer performs Requiem for KV in Omaha Amanda DeBoer performs Requiem for KV as part of her CD release concert for her new CD I Vapor Breath (on which Requiem appears!) at the Mastercraft Building in Omaha, NE. Details here!February 5, 7pm: New York Festival of Song Kevin Puts curates a concert of contemporary vocal music, including my song "That Night with the Green Sky." Also featuring music by Puts, my teachers Chris Theofanidis and David Lang, Harold Meltzer and more. Jerome Robbins Theater at the Baryshnikov Arts Center (450 West 37th Street between 9th and 10th Avenues) More information.Wednesday, January 23, 2013, 8pm: Omar Carmenates plays Memory Palace at Furman University, SC Omar Carmenates performs Memory Palace as part of his CD release concert for his new excellent CD of solo percussion works, The Gaia Theory (my piece isn't on his CD, but everything else is). Daniel Recital Hall on the campus of Furman University in Greenville, SC. Can't see it live? Stream it.December 28, 2012 8pm: Memory Palace in Chicago Owen Weaver performs Memory Palace in Chicago at High Concept Labs, splitting the bill with Alejandro Acierto (whom I've also worked with as part of Loadbang), who will be performing his own works for clarinet and electronics. Free show! All the info is here.December 1, 2012 8pm: By New Yorkers, for New Yorkers at Exapno Jamie Jordan and Nora Krahl are joined by an all-star roster of New York-based performers to play my Stephen Foster "deconstruction," Beautiful Dreamer. Music by dear friends Jacob Cooper, Ted Hearne, Robert Honstein, and the always great Morton Feldman. (Exapno, 33 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY)November 27, 2012, 8pm: Owen Weaver performs Memory Palace at the Cell, New York, NY Owen Weaver performs Memory Palace on a concert at the cell featuring music by fellows of the Civitella Ranieri Foundation, including Martin Bresnick, Annie Gosfield, Joan LaBarbara, in a concert curated by Harold Meltzer. I'll speak on a panel with them too. Free! All the info is here.November 9, 2012, 3pm: Omar Carmenates performs Memory Palace Omar Carmenates plays the fourth movement of Memory Palace at the David E. Shi Center for Sustainability at Furman University.November 9, 2012, 3pm: All Wounds Bleed at OPERA America American Lyric Theatre presents a brief opera I wrote, All Wounds Bleed, at the OPERA America New Works Forum.October 24, 2012, 8pm: Omar Carmanates performs Memory Palace, Arezzo, Italy Omar Carmenates will play my new percussion and electronics piece Memory Palace in Arezzo, Italy. I had the pleasure of working with Omar while there, and he is a fantastic and thoughtful percussionist. The performances takes places at the Teatro of the Accademia Dell Arte in Arezzo at 8pm. On October 24, Omar Carmenates will play my new percussion and electronics piece Memory Palace in Arezzo, Italy. I had the pleasure of working with Omar while there, and he is a fantastic and thoughtful percussionist. The performances takes places at the Teatro of the Accademia Dell Arte in Arezzo at 8pm.October 26 and 27, 2012: Present Music and members of Milwaukee Ballet present "FALL(ing), Milwaukee, WI Present Music, Milwaukee Ballet Company and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts join hands in collaboration to explore the sensations of falling – floating, decomposing, exploding, building – through contemporary music and dance. The group presents a newly choreographed version of my work The Night Mare (Helene Zelazo Center for the Arts, 2419 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee)October 26, 2012: Owen Weaver at MATA Festival, Issue Project Room, Brookyn, NY My frequent partner in crime Owen Weaver will perform Memory Palace on October 26 in Brooklyn as part of the MATA Festival's Interval series. Owen was the winner of their annual call for proposals, and will perform my work alongside pieces by Ian Dicke, Lisa Coons, and Steve Snowden. The performance will also feature photographs by my very old friend, Lucas Foglia, an amazing photographer based in San Francisco in a collaborative exhibition. The whole thing takes place at Issue Project Room. Details and tickets here. PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF ADDRESS!October 25, 2012, 8pm: Brooklyn Philharmonic at the Winter Garden, New York, NY The Brooklyn Philharmonic are joined by the Brooklyn-based Pan Sonatas to premiere a chamber orchestra version of a newly commissioned work for both groups. Additional music on this season preview concert includes works of Ted Hearne, Matt Marks, Kendall Williams. This concert will be featured as part of WNYC's New Sounds Live. (Winter Garden, 220 Vesey Street, New York, NY)October 13, 2012: Nuit Blance, Brooklyn, NY Owen Weaver performs Memory Palace at Nuit Blanche NY’s Autumn Bowl in Brooklyn, New York.September 22, 2012: On Silence: Homage to John Cage, Orono, ME “On Silence,” marks the centennial of John Cage’s birth. The program will consist of 13 new compositions, each 4’33” long, referencing Cage’s infamous 1952 opus of the same name in which a pianist sits at the instrument for the assigned duration occasionally turning score pages and performing nothing. This program was curated by Juraj Kojs, and will include commissioned compositions by Christopher Cerrone, Natacha Diels, Katarzyna Glowicka, Andrew Greenwald, Adrian Knight, Juraj Kojs, Jessie Marino, Paula Matthusen, Chikashi Miyama, Spencer Topel, Chester Udell, Jorge Variego and Henry Vega. (University of Maine, Minsky Hall)September 25, 2012: Typical Music perform at a Private House Concert, New York, NY Vicky Chow performs Hoyt-SchermerhornSeptember 22, 2012: On Silence: Homage to John Cage, Orono, ME “On Silence,” marks the centennial of John Cage’s birth. The program will consist of 13 new compositions, each 4’33” long, referencing Cage’s infamous 1952 opus of the same name in which a pianist sits at the instrument for the assigned duration occasionally turning score pages and performing nothing. This program was curated by Juraj Kojs, and will include commissioned compositions by Christopher Cerrone, Natacha Diels, Katarzyna Glowicka, Andrew Greenwald, Adrian Knight, Juraj Kojs, Jessie Marino, Paula Matthusen, Chikashi Miyama, Spencer Topel, Chester Udell, Jorge Variego and Henry Vega. (University of Maine, Minsky Hall)September 18, 2012: Loadbang performs "How to Breathe Underwater", New York, NY Loadbang performs "How to Breathe Underwater" at (Le) Poisson Rouge, alongside other electroacoustic works composed expressly for the group. Respect Sextet also performs a set. (Le Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleeker St, New York, NY)September 7, 2012: On Silence: Homage to John Cage, Miami, FL “On Silence,” marks the centennial of John Cage’s birth. The program will consist of 13 new compositions, each 4’33” long, referencing Cage’s infamous 1952 opus of the same name in which a pianist sits at the instrument for the assigned duration occasionally turning score pages and performing nothing. This program was curated by Juraj Kojs, and will include commissioned compositions by Christopher Cerrone, Natacha Diels, Katarzyna Glowicka, Andrew Greenwald, Adrian Knight, Juraj Kojs, Jessie Marino, Paula Matthusen, Chikashi Miyama, Spencer Topel, Chester Udell, Jorge Variego and Henry Vega. (PAX, Miami, FL)September 3, 2012: Vicky Chow plays at Gallery 345, Toronto, ON The incomparable Vicky Chow reprises her excellent mixtape concert, featuring my piece Hoyt-Schermerhorn, at Gallery 345 in Tornoto. (Gallery 345, Toronto, ON)August 31, 2012: Concert Black at Spectrum, New York, NY Concert Black, an intrepid new trio plays two newly arranged movements of my percussion piece Memory Palace on the Lower East Side alongside works of Robert Honstein, and their own compositions. (Spectrum NYC, 121 Ludlow St)August 31, 2012: Civitella Ranieri Lecture, Umbertide, PG, Italia I give a guest lecture about my music at the Civitella Ranieri Center. (Civitella Ranieri Center, Loc. Civitella Ranieri - Umbertide (PG), Italia)August 10-11, 2012: Color Field Festival, Madison, WI The Color Field Ensemble presents their third annual festival in Madison, which happens to feature a ton of my music! On Friday at 8pm, the bandsemble Concert Black plays two newly arranged movements from my percussion piece Memory Palace for alto flute, double bass, mangled guitar, and beer bottles. On Saturday, Owen Weaver performs Memory Palace at 2pm, and Color Field soprano Amanda DeBoer sings Requiem for KV. Come out and support! Tickets here. (If that's not enough to come out, I've received a commission from Chamber Music America to write a piece for CFE next year!)June 20, 2012, 8:00/10:00pm: Sleeping Giant Summer Show at The Stone, New York, NY Owen Weaver presents the long awaited (but not belated) premiere of Memory Palace, a 22-minute piece for solo percussionist and electronics, alongside an evening of works by fellow Sleeping Giants Timo Andres, Jacob Cooper, Ted Hearne, Robert Honstein, and Andrew Norman. More information at The Stone's website.June 9, 2012, 8:00 pm: Vicky Chow at the Sound Circuit Festival, New York, NY Vicky Chow plays Hoyt-Schermerhorn at The New York Sound Circuit Festival on a program of new works. The concert takes place at the DiMenna Center in Manhattan.June 2, 2012, 8:00 pm: The Deviant Septet at the Atlas Theatre, Washington, DC The Deviant Septet repeats Histories at The Atlas Theatre in DC.May 29, 2012 at 10:00 pm: Vicky Chow at the Stone, New York, NY Bang on a Can All-Star Vicky Chow plays Hoyt-Schermerhorn at The Stone on a program of new works (note the late start time).May 24, 2012, 8:00 pm: The Deviant Septet at Issue Project Room The Deviant Septet will premiere the full version of Histories, an hourlong, continuous piece composed by myself and the five other members of the Sleeping Giant composer collective. A version of this piece was performed a few months ago with Ensemble ACJW at Carnegie. I can only say that this version is not only new and improved by contributions from Ted Hearne and Timo Andres, but also takes place in Brooklyn at the new, and very beautiful Issue Project Room. So you Brooklynites have no excuse. Advance tickets here.May 21, 2012 at 8:00 pm: Music in Layers at Symphony Space, New York, NY Red Light New Music will present a concert entitled Music in Layers at the Nimoy Theatre at Symphony Space. Yegor Shetsov will play two newish piano pieces of mine featuring live electronics, Hoyt-Schermerhorn and Harriman. In addition, my frequent collaborator Adrian Knight and I have created a series of electronic interludes that connect the works on the program. Other works on the program include pieces by Adrian, Vince Raikhel, Liam Robinson, Scott Wollschleger, and some old dude named John Cage (a performance of "The Ten Thousand Things" that is seriously not to be missed). Advance tickets are available here.May 5 at 5:00pm: Hartford New Music Festival Owen Weaver Presents a preview performance of Memory Palace at the Hartford New Music FestivalMay 4 at 5:00pm: Contageous Sounds at the Gershwin Hotel Owen Weaver Presents a preview performance of Memory Palace at his doctoral lecture recital at the Hart SchoolApril 15 at 2:00 pm: Fast Forward Austin Festival, Austin TX Owen will play the three movements at the Fast Forward Austin festival on April 15, at the ND 501 Studios. But wait, that's not all: Through complete coincidence, I was also the winner of the Fast Forward Austin call for scores. So the lovely Vicky Chow will be playing Hoyt-Schermerhorn that same day. I'm going! (All pertinent info)April 5 at 8:00pm: Contageous Sounds at the Gershwin Hotel Amanda DeBoer of the Color Field Ensemble performs Requiem for KV. More info hereMarch 27, 8PM: On Silence: Homage to John Cage, Wesleyan University, Middletown CT “On Silence,” marks the centennial of John Cage’s birth. The program will consist of 13 new compositions, each 4’33” long, referencing Cage’s infamous 1952 opus of the same name in which a pianist sits at the instrument for the assigned duration occasionally turning score pages and performing nothing. Through this composition, Cage invited the sounds of the environment to enter the repertoire of the staged music. The original version will be included in the program. Thirteen young and up-and-coming composers from the US, Europe, South America and Japan were asked to reflect on what Cage means in their creative life. They were commissioned to compose a work of the same duration drawing sources from the following instrumentation: grand piano, computer sound and video, hardware technologies of choice, everyday objects and musical toys. This program was curated by Juraj Kojs, and will include commissioned compositions by Christopher Cerrone, Natacha Diels, Katarzyna Glowicka, Andrew Greenwald, Adrian Knight, Juraj Kojs, Jessie Marino, Paula Matthusen, Chikashi Miyama, Spencer Topel, Chester Udell, Jorge Variego and Henry Vega. (Free Event! More information.)March 2, 7:30PM: On Silence: Homage to John Cage, Brooklyn, NY “On Silence,” marks the centennial of John Cage’s birth. The program will consist of 13 new compositions, each 4’33” long, referencing Cage’s infamous 1952 opus of the same name in which a pianist sits at the instrument for the assigned duration occasionally turning score pages and performing nothing. Through this composition, Cage invited the sounds of the environment to enter the repertoire of the staged music. The original version will be included in the program. Thirteen young and up-and-coming composers from the US, Europe, South America and Japan were asked to reflect on what Cage means in their creative life. They were commissioned to compose a work of the same duration drawing sources from the following instrumentation: grand piano, computer sound and video, hardware technologies of choice, everyday objects and musical toys. This program was curated by Juraj Kojs, and will include commissioned compositions by Christopher Cerrone, Natacha Diels, Katarzyna Glowicka, Andrew Greenwald, Adrian Knight, Juraj Kojs, Jessie Marino, Paula Matthusen, Chikashi Miyama, Spencer Topel, Chester Udell, Jorge Variego and Henry Vega. (Issue Project Room, 110 Livingston St, Brooklyn, NY)February 14, 2012, 7:30 pm: Ensemble ACJW at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY Ensemble ACJW presents hte New York premiere of a newly commissioned work by Carnegie Hall as part of a companion suite to Stravinsky's classic Histoire du Soldat in at Carnegie Hall in New York. Jacob Cooper, Robert Honstein, and Andrew Norman will also contibute. More info here. (Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, 881 7th Avenue, New York, NY)February 10, 2012, 7:30 pm: Ensemble ACJW at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY Ensemble ACJW premieres a newly commissioned work by Carnegie Hall as part of a companion suite to Stravinsky's classic Histoire du Soldat at Skidmore College. Jacob Cooper, Robert Honstein, and Andrew Norman will also contibute. More info here. (Arthur Zankel Music Center, Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall, 815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866)October 23, 2011, 4:30pm: Sleeping Giant Fundraiser! Sleeping Giant Fall Fundraiser! Wine, Food, Music, and Stunning Views! We are raising funds for our upcoming collaboration with the Deviant Septet and our annual summer concert. Featuring performances by Mellissa Hughes, Ashley Bathgate, and members of Sleeping Giant. Come on down! We would love to see you. Ted Hearne, Timo Andres, and Rob Honstein perform How to Breathe Underwater in its two voice, piano, and electronics arrangement. More information here. Admission is a suggested donation of $40 ($20 for students). Tickets available at the door, but please, since this is a private home, RSVP to me first. (The Home of Dave King and Frank Tartaglione, 8 Old Fulton St. #1-S, Brooklyn, NY 11201)October 22, 2011 8:00pm: The Bow Ensemble perform at NOW! Concerts, Millerton, NY NOW Concerts presents a concert of new electronic improvisations by myself and favorite cohort Adrian Knight (collectively known as the Bow Ensemble) in Millerton, NY. We'll be performing collaborative and improvised works. More information. (NorthEast/Millerton Library Annex, 28 Century Boulevard, Millerton, New York 12546)October 20, 2011, 11pm: SONiC Festival at 92YTribeca Christiana Little performs Requiem for KV at a concert entitled "SONiC AfterHours: Innovocal" (are any of those words?). Also on the program are the quirky and unique minds of Corey Dargel and Kate Soper in a concert of vocal music. Tickets are available now for $15. (200 Hudson Street, Ground Floor, New York, NY 10013)October 3, 2011 8:00pm: Red Light New Music at Symphony Space, New York, NY Red Light New Music opens their seventh season with a newly commissioned work for eight instruments, electronics, and video (by Laura Grey). Also on the program is a new work by Vincent Raikhel and pieces by John Luther Adams and Chaya Czernowin. Tickets and more information. (95th and Broadway, New York NY)June 15, 2011, 8:00pm Sleeping Giant presents a concert of new works by myself, Ted Hearne, Timo Andres, Jacob Cooper, Robert Honstein, and Andrew Norman. We'll hear my work How to Breathe Underwater in a new arrangement for strings and two voices! Tickets available soon. (Littlefield: 622 Degraw Street between 3rd and 4th Avenue in Gowanus, Brooklyn / $8/$10 at door)June 9, 2011, 8:00pm Timo Andres plays my piano piece Hoyt-Schermerhorn at Bargemusic in Brooklyn with works by Derek Johnson, Ted Hearne, Jacob Cooper, and himself. Advance reservations here! (Bargemusic, Fulton Ferry Landing, 2 Old Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY)June 2, 2011, 7:00pm Another opera? Yes! American Lyric Theatre presents a concert reading of a new work in progress, All Wounds Bleed written with librettist Tony Asaro, based on the Echo and Narcissus myth. Tickets available now! (Symphony Space, 95th and Broadway, New York NY)May 13 and 14, 2011, 8:00pm Red Light New Music and Columbia University's Italian Academy present the staged premiere of my opera Invisible Cities at the Italian Academy's Teatro. Directed by Louisa Proske and featuring some of New York's finest young singers, this work has been the bulk of my creative pursuit for the least few years. Tickets on sale now! (The Italian Academy for Advanced Studies in America at Columbia University, 1161 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY)Sunday, Mar 13, 2011, 2:00pm Violinist Hahn-Bin and the New York Youth Symphony will premiere a new work for violin and orchestra, currently entitled Still Life With at Carnegie Hall. Tickets are a modest $15 here (Carnegie Hall, 881 7th Avenue, New York, NY)February 27th, 2010, 8PM The ensemble Loadbang presents "Yale Premieres: loadbang plays new works by Andy Akiho, Chris Cerrone, Richard Harrold, and Adrian Knight." My new piece, for Loadbang and (appropriately, if you know what "loadbang" means) electronics, is tentatively titled "White on White". This concert is at Littlefield in Brooklyn and totally open the public. My buddies Ted Hearne and Andy Akiho will also be playing solo sets. (Littlefield: 622 Degraw Street between 3rd and 4th Avenue in Gowanus, Brooklyn / $8/$10 at door)February 26th, 2010, 8PM The ensemble Loadbang presents "Yale Premieres: loadbang plays new works by Andy Akiho, Chris Cerrone, Richard Harrold, and Adrian Knight." My new piece, for Loadbang and (appropriately, if you know what "loadbang" means) electronics, is tentatively titled "White on White" (Uncertainty Series, New Haven, CT)February 23rd, 2010, 7PM The ensemble Loadbang presents "Yale Premieres: loadbang plays new works by Andy Akiho, Chris Cerrone, Richard Harrold, and Adrian Knight." My new piece, for Loadbang and (appropriately, if you know what "loadbang" means) electronics, is tentatively titled "White on White" (The Yale Club, apparently Members Only, but just contact me if you want to come!, 50 Vanderbilt Ave, New York, NY)Sunday, January 30th at 1:00 PM The bass-baritone Andrew Nolan will premiere a new aria based on the life of Carlo Gesualdo that I wrote with librettist Tony Asaro in a live masterclass with the composer Anthony Davis. More info here. (Opera America).Monday, December 13, 2010, 8pm Red Light New Music, will be performing a brand new score for the classic silent horror film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari at Roulette in TriBeCa. Twelve composers (myself included) have contributed music and it will be performed live by our house band, the Red Light Ensemble, conducted by Ted Hearne. We're all really excited about the results (and catch a preview here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zej2Tnqm1Fs). We promise fear and shivers! Electric guitar virtuosi Dither will present an opening set with new music by New York composers. You can't miss! Roulette's a small venue and it may just sell out, so show up early! (20 Greene St, New York, NY 8pm)Sunday, December 12, 2010, 1pm Adrienne Danrich and Sarah Heltzel will be performing a new operatic scena that I wrote with the librettist David Simpatico as part of American Lyric Theatre's Freshly Brewed Series. The scena, entitled Mother Let it Be features an incanting Italian strega from the old world that would give my own nonna the malocchia (don't worry if you understood none of that). (Opera America)November 11, 2010, 7:30pm Yegor Shevtsov will give the DC premiere a new piano piece, tentatively titled Hoyt-Schermerhorn alonside new works by Vincent Raikhel and Scott Wollschleger and classics by John Cage, Gerard Grisey, and Enno Poppe. (John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts)Tuesday, November 2, 2010, 7:30pm Yegor Shevtsov will premiere a new piano piece, tentatively titled Hoyt-Schermerhorn alonside new works by Vincent Raikhel and Scott Wollschleger and classics by John Cage, Gerard Grisey, and Enno Poppe. (Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2, 196 allen street, New York, NY)Monday, October 11, 2010, 7:30pm My piece Averno will be performed as part of the Yale in New York concert series at new-music hotspot (Le) Poisson Rouge alongside works by Ted Hearne, Timo Andres, Jacob Cooper, and Robert Honstein. Tickets here. (158 Bleeker St, New York, NY).[add to google calendar]Thursday, October 7, 2010, 8:00pm My piece Averno will be performed as part of the New Music New Haven concert series at Yale University's Sprague Hall, alongside works by Jacob Cooper, Robert Honstein, Reena Esmail, and Christopher Theofanidis. More info here (College and Wall St, New Haven, CT)Monday, September 20, 2010, 8:00pm Red Light New Music presents a night of variations on the theme of Classical Music. Featured on the program is Salvatore Sciarinno's haunting and witty Le Voci Sottovetro. Red Light's veteran pianist Yegor Shevtsov will solo in a reinvented version of Mozart's Piano Concerto Number 9 arranged by Scott Wollschleger, Vincent Raikhel, and Christopher Cerrone. Shevstov will also solo on Liam Robinson's charming and dynamic Chamber Concerto. The evening will be closed by Charlie Wilmoth's invigorating and visceral piece Red Light. More info here: !!! (Symphony Space, 95th and Broadway, NYC)Saturday, July 31, 4pm My piece Requiem for KV will be performed in an all new 3-soprano version at Bang on a Can Summer Festival at Mass MoCA (Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art). Tickets here. (87 Marshall Street, North Adams, MA)Tuesday, May 4, 8pm My new arrangement of the Charles Ives song Serenity will be heard at a Red Light New Music concert dedicated my dear teacher and the excellent composer Nils Vigeland. Tickets here. (Symphony Space, 96th and Broadway, NYC)Thursday, April 22, 8pm The penultimate scene of Invisible Cities, Adelma, will be performed by singers and musicians from Yale on the New Music New Haven concert series. (Yale University, Sprague Hall: College and Wall St, New Haven, CT)Wednesday, April 21, 8pm The release of my CDEP on the Narproducerat label. It is part of a 24-hour performance organized by the artist Ian Campbell. In the course of this 24 hours there will be a yoga session at sunrise and a giant sculpture constructed. I will be joined by a group of amazing musicians, including my friend Adrian Knight and the band Behavior to perform the EP. (Robert Goff Gallery, Chelsea, NYC)Monday, April 12, 8pm My piece Reading a Wave will be performed on an all-star bill of new works at (Le) Poisson Rouge. The concert features by friends Ted Hearne, Jacob Cooper, Timo Andres, and Robert Honstein. Tickets here. ((Le) Poisson Rouge, NYC).Saturday, January 20, 8pm My arrangement of Erik Satie's Avant Dernier Pensees is performed by Red Light New Music, alongside works by Morton Feldman, Iannis Xenakis, Vincent Raikhel, and Scott Wollschleger (the wulf., Los Angeles).Thursday, November 19, 2009, 8pm The first five scenes of Invisible Cities will be performed by four fantastic singers from Yale Opera, a choir of singers from the Yale Institute for Sacred Music, and members of the Yale Philharmonia as part of Yale's New Music New Haven concert series (Yale University, Sprague Hall: College and Wall St, New Haven, CT).Tuesday, November 17, 2009, 8pm My arrangement of Erik Satie's Avant Dernier Pensees is performed by Red Light New Music, alongside works by Vincent Raikhel and Scott Wollschleger (The Tank, NYC).June 19, 2009, 4pm Excerpts from Invisible Cities are performed at the Yale Institute for Music Theatre, Directed by Robin Guarino, Musical Direction by Julian Wachner, Dramaturgy by Cori Ellison.May 31, 2009, 6pm Excerpts from Invisible Cities are performed at the Virginia Arts Festival as part of the 2009 John Duffy Composers Institute. Directed by Rhoda Levine. (Chandler Recital Hall, 4810 Elkhorn Ave, Norfolk, VA)May 6, 2009, 6pm Red Light New Music performs Reading a Wave at the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC on their Millenium Stage (The Kennedy CEnter, 2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC 20566)May 2, 2009, 2pm New York City Opera Soloists, Chorus, and Orchestra Perform excerpts of Invisible Cities as part of their annual VOX festival.November 20, 2008 the yale philharmonia performs Invisible Overture (Woolsey Hall, Yale University)July 12, 2008 The Orchestre Nationale De Lorraine performs Invisible Overture as part of the Acanthes Festival.April 19, 2008 Daisy Press performs Requiem [for K.V.] at the Hungarian Cultural Center with Red Light New Music as part of the Hi-Fi New Music Festival (Hungarian Cultural Center, New York, NY)April 18, 2008 Daisy Press performs the New York premiere of Requiem [for K.V.] at Death By Audio with the Grenzenlos Ensemble in Brooklyn.April 2, 2008 Ted Hearne conducts the New Haven premiere of Reading a Wave at Yale University as part of the Yale School of Music's New Music New Haven concert series.Febraury 10, 2008 Ted Hearne conducts the Red Light ensemble in the premiere of Reading a Wave at Columbia University's Italian AcademyDecember 17, 2007 Daisy Press performs the premiere of Requiem [for K.V.] at Yale University as part of the Yale School of Music's New Music New Haven concert series. |