This episode presents an overview of major works by award-winning composer duo Roman Grygoriv and Illia Razumeiko, the creators of 12 operas and the founders of Opera Aperta – a laboratory of experimental opera in Kyiv. Plunging into their unique archeological process of creation, we position their work alongside music and ideas of major 20th – 21st century artists and thinkers: Richard Foreman, David Lynch, Jorge Louis Borges, Umberto Eco, Les Kurbas, Hanna Havrylets, Karlheinz Essel and Jorge Sánchez-Chiong.
Grygoriv and Razumeiko’s Chornobyldorf won the Opera and Music Theatre Award by the Royal Philharmonic Society in 2024 and received eight sold-out shows at LaMaMa Experimental Theatre Club in New York. Their most recent work, GAIA-24. Opera del Mondo, will be presented at O.Festival in Rotterdam and at the Venice Biennale.
Untitled, Karna rock band Live concert recording, Ivano-Frankivsk, 1999
Mass in B minor BWV 232, J. S. Bach The Netherlands Bach Society Jos van Veldhoven, conductor Hana Blažíková, soprano 1 Anna Reinhold, soprano 2 David Erler, alto Thomas Hobbs, tenor Peter Harvey, bass
TAU XII – Jesus stirbt am Kreuz, Karlheinz Essl Tanja Elisa Glinsner: mezzo soprano, conducting Elisabeth Möst, flutes Andreas Schablas, clarinets Daniel Loipold, french horn Eva Maria Mitter, accrodion Barbara Körber, cello
VENUE: Miller Theatre at Columbia University ADMISSION: Free
TUESDAY, April 2 8PM Zoh Amba Sun Quartet Zoh Amba, sax Lex Korten, piano Caroline Morton bass Miguel Marcel Russell drums VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
TUESDAY, April 2 8PM Center for Psychic Technology presents Duo Dynamics C. Spencer Yeh & Kwami Winfield, Tamio Shiraishi & Gyna Bootleg VENUE: Trans-Pecos ADMISSION: TBD
WEDNESDAY, April 3 8pm Nate Wooley’s new music Nate Wooley, Carlo Costa, Brandon Lopez VENUE: Ibeam ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, April 4 7:30 pm Pamela Z & D-Composed Pamela Z – Ethel Dreams Of Temporal Disturbances Tomeka Reid – Prospective Dwellers Jessie Montgomery – Voodoo Dolls Daniel Bernard Roumain – String Quartet No. 5 “Rosa Parks” Nathalie Joachim – Betwixt Pamela Z – The Unraveling VENUE: Kaufman Music Center ADMISSION: $30
THURSDAY, April 4 8pm Composer Portraits: Sarah Hennies Repertoire: Sarah Hennies, Borrowed Light (2023) Sarah Hennies, Spiral Organ (2024) Performers: Mivos Quartet Yarn Wire VENUE: Miller Theatre at Columbia University ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, April 4 8PM Ka Baird – “Bearings: Soundtracks for the Bardos” Release Show Henry Fraser, Chris Williams, Joanna Mattrey and gabby fluke-mogul ,Andrew Bernstein (alto saxophone), Max Eilbacher (flute processing, electronics), Greg Fox (percussion), gabby fluke-mogul (violin), Henry Fraser (contrabass), Joanna Mattrey (viola), John McCowen (contra clarinet), Camilla Padgitt-Coles (bowls, waterphone) Troy Schafer (strings), Chris Williams (trumpet), Nate Wooley (trumpet), and their beloved cat, Nisa (purrs) VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
FRIDAY, April 5 8pm Letters: a collaboration between filmmaker Mimi Chakarova and pianist/composer Kris Davis VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
FRIDAY, April 5 and SATURDAY, April 6 8:30 pm Adam Rudolph Sunrise Quartet Alexis Marcelo (piano, electric keyboards, kudu horn, percussion) Kaoru Watanabe (taiko, Japanese percussion, noh kan and fue flutes, electric koto and processing) Stephen Haynes (cornets, flugelhorns, trumpet, conch shells, didgeridoos, percussion) Adam Rudolph (handrumset, electronic processing, thumb pianos, mouth bow, gongs, percussion) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, April 6 4pm Made in America Argento New Music Project Program: Edgard Varèse, Octandre (1923) for chamber ensemble William Grant Still, Mother and Child (1943) for string orchestra Charles Ives, The Housatonic at Stockbridge (1921), for soprano and piano Charles Ives, Three Places in New England (1903-1929) for chamber orchestra Sang Song, Hoarding Behaviors (2022-2023) for soprano and 11 instruments Sharon Harms, soprano VENUE: DiMenna Center ADMISSION: $10- $20 (Suggested Donation)
SATURDAY, April 6 7:30pm Maya Beiser: Terry Riley’s In C(Ello) Maya Beiser, cello and drummers Shane Shanahan and Matt Kilmer VENUE: National Sawdust ADMISSION: $35
SUNDAY, April 7 8PM Patricia Brennan & Adam O’Farrill Duo Patricia Brennan’s SeVeNPatricia Brennan & Adam O’Farrill Duo: Patricia Brennan vibraphone, electronics Adam O’Farrill trumpet, electronics Patricia Brennan’s SeVeN: Patricia Brennan vibraphone, electronics Adam O’Farrill trumpet, electronics Jon Irabagon alto saxophone, sopranino saxophone Mark Shim tenor saxophone Kim Cass bass Dan Weiss drums Mauricio Herrera percussion VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
MONDAY, April 8 7:30pm The Tallis Scholars – Darkness to Light Program: R. White, Lamentations for Five Voices David Lang, sun-centered (NY Premiere, co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall) Nico Muhly, “Recordare, Domine” Eric Whitacre, Sainte-Chapelle Parsons, “Ave Maria” Byrd, All Saints Propers Performers: The Tallis Scholars Peter Phillips, Conductor VENUE: Zankel Hall ADMISSION: starting at $64
APRIL 8 – MAY 2 Fire Shut Up in My Bones Terence Blanchard, composer VENUE: The Metropolitan Opera ADMISSION: From $47
TUESDAY, April 9 7:30 PM Ensemble Connect Program: Schulhoff, Concertino For Flute, Viola, And Double Bass Weill String Quartet, Op. 8 Berg, Lyric Suite Gershwin, Lullaby Performers: Ensemble Connect VENUE: Weill Recital Hall ADMISSION: starting at $41
WEDNESDAY, April 10 8:30 pm Sanity Fred Frith (guitar, violin) gabby fluke-mogul (violin) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, April 11 7:30 pm Wu Fei and Shanir Blumenkranz Wu Fei, guzheng zither Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz, the Middle Eastern oud lute and double bass VENUE: David Rubenstein Atrium (Lincoln Center) ADMISSION: Free
THURSDAY, April 11 8 PM The Annual Isaac Stern Memorial Concert Yo-Yo Ma, Cello Kathryn Stott, Piano Program: Fauré, Berceuse, Op. 16 Dvořák, “Songs My Mother Taught Me,” Op. 55, No. 4 Sérgio Assad, “Menino” N. Boulanger ,”Cantique” Fauré “Papillon,” Op. 77 Shostakovich, Cello Sonata In D Minor, Op. 40 Arvo Pärt, Spiegel Im Spiegel Franck, Violin Sonata In A Major (Transcr. For Cello By Delsart) VENUE: Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage ADMISSION: starting at $319
THURSDAY, April 11 8:30 pm AM/FM Ava Mendoza (electric guitar) gabby fluke-mogul (violin) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, April 13 7:30 PM Ensemble Modern Performers: Ensemble Modern Stefan Asbury, Conductor Program: TANIA LEÓN Indígena NANCARROW Study No. 7 (transcr. Yvar Mikhashoff in cooperation with Charles Schwobel) ANDILE KHUMALO Invisible Self NANCARROW Study No. 6 (transcr. Yvar Mikhashoff in cooperation with Charles Schwobel) CHRISTOPHER TRAPANI no window without a wall (NY Premiere) NANCARROW Study No. 12 (transcr. Yvar Mikhashoff in cooperation with Charles Schwobel) TANIA LEÓN Rítmicas VENUE: Zankel Hall ADMISSION: starts at $39
SATURDAY, April 13 8PM Double Trouble: A Night of Duos Blood Luxury (Erica Dicker, violin and Dennis Sullivan, percussion) Mara Mayer (voice, bass clarinet, compositions) and Jonah Rosenberg (synth, electronics, compositions) VENUE: Creature Space (400 3rd Ave Suite 2, Brooklyn) ADMISSION: $20
SUNDAY, April 14 7:30PM Outlier Presents: Ingrid Laubrock / Brandon Lopez / Tom Rainey VENUE: P.I.T ADMISSION: TBD
TUESDAY, April 16 7 PM Electroacoustic music from Italy Program: Laminar Flow by Zeno Baldi Simple Music for Complicated Souls by Andrea Agostini Performers: Laura Barger and Julia Den Boer, piano Russell Greenberg and Sae Hoshimoto, percussion VENUE: The Italian Academy ADMISSION: Free
WEDNESDAY, April 17 8:30 pm Quintet Matt Mottel (hybrid keytar, piano, synthesizer, banjo) Loren Connors (guitar) Suzanne Langille (lyricist, vocals) Yuko Otomo (poetry, vocals) Daniel Carter (reeds) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, April 20 3pm Dance and Talk: Opera & Democracy – Listening in Exile Dance by New Chamber Ballet, Choreography by Miro Magloire, performed by Anabel Alpert, Megan Foley, Nicole McGinnis, Amber Neff, Rachele Perla, Kayla Schmitt. Music composed by Ursula Mamlok, Tania León, and Alyssa Regent, performed by Weiyu Wang, soprano, Rea Abel, flute, Clara Cho, cello. VENUE: 1014 – Space For Ideas (1014 5th Ave) ADMISSION: Free
APRIL 23 – MAY 17 El Niño John Adams, composer Marin Alsop, conductor Julia Bullock, soprano Davóne Tines, baritone VENUE: The Metropolitan Opera ADMISSION: From $47
WEDNESDAY, April 24 7PM S.E.M. Ensemble Presents: 2024 – The Year Of Czech Music In Reverse The Orchestra of the S.E.M. Ensemble Petr Kotik, Conductor Rudolf Komorous, Tango (1986) Anna Heflin, The man who owned the forrest also owned the racetrack (2023) Petr Bakla, String trio no. 2 (2017) Petr Kotik, Ariane – Sonata (2001/2024) Christian Wolff, Small Orchestra Piece (2019) Phill Niblock, Disseminate (2001) VENUE: Bohemian National Hall Ballroom ADMISSION: Free
THURSDAY, April 25 6 pm Sun Ra Marathon: Space is the Place 50th anniversary screening of the classic Sun Ra film Space is The Place performances and screenings of Sun Ra related projects by Angels & Demons (Darius Jones / Amirtha Kidambi) and Kamau Patton (premiering his new piece: Sekhet Hetepu), screenings of archival films and videos from the Sun Ra/El Saturn Collection at Experimental Sound Studio in Chicago—including Phill Niblock’s experimental film of the Arkestra The Magic Sun music videos created by Sun Ra and the Arkestra in collaboration with Bill Sebastian and his “visual music instrument” (the OVC) audio recording of one of Sun Ra’s UC Berkeley lectures VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $30-40
THURSDAY, April 25 8:30 pm I Don’t Hear Nothin’ but the Blues Jon Irabagon (saxophone) Ava Mendoza (guitar) Mike Pride (drums) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
FRIDAY, April 26 8:30pm Jon Irabagon Trio plus Two Jon Irabagon (saxophone) Ray Anderson (trombone) Uri Caine (piano) Mark Helias (bass) Barry Altschul (drums) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, April 27 11 am and 4 pm John Luther Adams’ Crossing Open Ground Composed by John Luther Adams Directed and choreographed by Pam Tanowitz Music directed by Nadia Sirota and Douglas Perkins VENUE: Lincoln Center (outdoors) ADMISSION: Free
SATURDAY, April 27 8 PM Ghost Ensemble Lester St. Louis, PRIM ii: Metaphors Made of Soot and Ultraviolet Light (2024, world premiere) Pauline Oliveros, In Consideration of the Earth (1998) Ben Richter, Rewild (2022) VENUE: Zürcher Gallery ADMISSION: $20
SUNDAY, April 28 5 PM Kyiv Camerata, Keri-Lynn Wilson, Conductor Joyce DiDonato, Mezzo-Soprano Program: Zoltan Almashi, Maria’s City Kozarenko, Concerto Rutheno Yevhen Stankovych, Legend From The Mountains Volodymyr Zubytsky, Violin Concerto No. 1 Victoria Poleva, No Man Is An Island Oleksandr Shchetynsky, Requiem Skoryk, Melody Valentin Silvestrov, Prayer For The Ukraine Performers: Kyiv Camerata Joyce DiDonato, Mezzo-Soprano Bohdana Pivnenko, Violin Dmytro Tavanets, Piano Kateryna Suprun, Viola The Ukrainian Dumka Chorus of New York Vasyl Hrechynsky, Director Keri-Lynn Wilson, Conductor VENUE: Zankel Hall ADMISSION: starts at $104
FRIDAY, March 1 8pm Wavefield Ensemble Program: Amadeus Regucera: Pendant (2017) Tonia Ko: Tilt (2021) Wolfgang Rihm: Verzeichnung – Studie for viola, cello and double bass (1986) Dennis Sullivan: Noise Level/Tone Level (2023) José Manuel Serrano: Ecos oníricos de la Basílica de San Marcos (2021) Kaija Saariaho: Nocturne (1994) Amadeus Regucera: Unfeeling (She sketches out her dreams on his skin) (2023-24 / world premiere) ADMISSION: $20 VENUE: Zürcher Gallery
FRIDAY, March 1 8:30pm QUARTET Anthony Coleman (piano) Billy Martin (drums) gabby fluke-mogul (violin) Simon Hanes (bass) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, March 2 3pm Lou Reed’s Hudson River Wind Meditations: A Birthday Celebration Laurie Anderson and Eddie Stern offer a guided meditation, a Tai Chi demonstration, and Lou Reed Drones by Stewart Hurwood (with Sarth Calhoun). VENUE: New York Public Library for the Performing Arts ADMISSION: Free with RSVP
SATURDAY, March 2 7:30 pm International Contemporary Ensemble: Anthony Davis & Leila Adu-Gilmore Leila Adu-Gilmore, Mahakala Oratorio (2020-23), Alyssum (2014) Anthony Davis, Wayang No. II (Shadowdance) (1982), Clonetics (1983) solo piano performance by Anthony Davis VENUE: NYU Skirbal Center ADMISSION: $35
SATURDAY, March 2 8pm Vienna Philharmonic Program: Hindemith, Konzertmusik Für Blasorchester, Op. 41 R. Strauss, Symphonic Fantasy From Die Frau Ohne Schatten Schoenberg, Variations For Orchestra, Op. 31 Ravel, La Valse Vienna Philharmonic Franz Welser-Möst, Conductor VENUE: Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage ADMISSION: starting at $112
SATURDAY, March 2 8:30 pm Quartet G Calvin Weston (drums) Anthony Coleman (piano) Peter Evans (trumpet) Simon Hanes (bass) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
March 2–26, 2024 Illinoise Music and Lyrics Sufjan Stevens (Based on the Album Illinois) Story Justin Peck and Jackie Sibblies Drury VENUE: Park Avenue Armory ADMISSION: starting at $35
SUNDAY March 3 8pm John Zorn: Nothing Is True Everything Is Permitted Chaos Magick John Medeski organ Brian Marsella electric piano Matt Hollenberg guitar Kenny Grohowski drums Simulacrum John Medeski organ Matt Hollenberg guitar Kenny Grohowski drums VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $25-$35
WEDNESDAY, March 6 7:30 pm Mannes Orchestra Performs Saariaho, Horvitz, Ives Program: Kaija Saariaho (1952-2023) – Orion Wayne Horvitz (b. 1955) – Those Who Remain (Part 1): Concerto for Orchestra and Improvising Soloist with Bill Frisell, Guitarist Charles Ives (1874-1954) – Symphony No. 4 with the New York Choral Society, Harrison Hollingsworth, Choral Preparation Mannes Orchestra David Hayes, conductor VENUE: Starr Theater, Alice Tully Hall ADMISSION: $18
WEDNESDAY, March 6 8:30 pm Marsella/Hashimoto Brian Marsella (piano) Sae Hashimoto (vibraphone) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
FRIDAY, March 8 7pm Parker Quartet: Music by Felipe Lara Program: Felipe Lara (b.1979): Sonare (2021) Valentin Silvestrov (b.1937): String Quartet No.3 (2011) Parker Quartet: Daniel Chong and Ken Hamao, violins Jessica Bodner, viola Kee-Hyun Kim, cello VENUE: Americas Society (680 Park Avenue) ADMISSION: free
FRIDAY, March 8 8:30 pm Marsella, Medeski, Martin and Baptista Brian Marsella (piano, Rhodes, keys) John Medeski (organ, keys) Billy Martin (drums, percussion) Cyro Baptista (percussion) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, March 9 7pm Celebrating 90 Years: Christian Wolff String Noise Sounds quartet (Conrad Harris & Pauline Kim Harris (violin/objects), Jessie Cox (drums/cymbals), and Samuel Yulsman (piano/synths). David Behrman (electronics/violin), Laura Cocks (flute), David Cossin (percussion), Felix Fan (cello), John King (guitar/electronics), Joseph Kubera (piano), Ikue Mori (electronics), Marilyn Nonken (piano), Kevin Ramsay (daxophone/electronics), and Lucie Vítková (accordion/harmonica). Program: Duo for Violins (1950) For Piano I (1952) Bread and Roses (1976) for Solo Violin Death of Mother Jones (1977) for Solo Violin Cello Cello Variations, “Hallelujah, I’m A Bum!” (1978) for Solo Cello Stardust Piece 1 (1984) for Cello and Piano Piano Trio (1985) For Morty Glockenspiel/Vibraphone and Piano (1987) Duo 8 (2008) for Violin and Cello Small Duos for Violinists (2021) Cold Spring (1981) by Steven Swartz Quartet World Premiere Ghost Swifts (2024) by String Noise Sounds “What If” World PREMIERE (2024) for 2-20 Musicians Various Improvisations, Christian Wolff & Ikue Mori CW90 (2024) Christian Wolff, David Behrman, John King & String Noise Burdocks (1970-71) VENUE: Judson Memorial Church ADMISSION: $15-$20
SUNDAY, March 10 3 pm Escher String Quartet Béla Bartók String Quartets No. 1-6 Escher String Quartet VENUE: Alice Tully Hall ADMISSION: $43-89
SUNDAY, March 10 7:30PM Outlier Presents: Michael Foster with Strings Michael Foster, Anna Abondolo, Webb Crawford, DoYeon Kim, Zosha Warpeha, Nava Dunkelman VENUE: P.I.T. ADMISSION: TBD
WEDNESDAY, March 13 7.30pm + 9.30pm Willy Rodriguez presents A.B.A.C.O.A + 2 Willy Rodriguez -drums Dave Liebman -soprano saxophone Hery Paz -tenor saxophone Brandon Lopez -bass Kenneth Jimenez -bass VENUE: The Jazz Gallery ADMISSION: $20- $35
THURSDAY, March 14 7:30 PM Spirit Catchers with Annea Lockwood Spirit Catchers, a live performance by Annea Lockwood with Liz Phillips, Sam Green and Sanna Almajedi. VENUE: e-flux (172 Classon Ave, Brooklyn) ADMISSION: $15
THURSDAY, March 14 8pm Avant Joik / Joan La Barbara Katarina Barruk (vocals/joik), Maja Solveig Kjelstrup Ratkje (vocals and live electronics), live visuals by Sámi artist Matti Aikio, Joan La Barbara
SATURDAY, March 16 7:30 pm Talea at 15 Hannah Kendall: Tuxedo: Between Carnival and Lent (2022) Suzanne Farrin: Dolce La Morte Suite (2016) Wang Lu: November Airs (2021) Steven Takasugi: Strange Autumn (2003/2004) Georges Aperghis: Wild Romance (2013) VENUE: The DiMenna Center for Classical Music ADMISSION: $12-23
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, March 16 – 17 7:30pm Mette Ingvartsen: Moving In Concert Moving in Concert, featuring nine dancers, imagines a universe where humans, technologies and natural materials coexist to create an abstract set of movement. Mette Ingvartsen is a Danish choreographer and dancer. VENUE: NYU Skirball ADMISSION: $45
MONDAY, March 18 7pm Experimental Intermedia Sarah Bernstein (NYC) Maffe Kaffews (Berlin) VENUE: At Zürcher Gallery ADMISSION: $20
TUESDAY, March 19 Women In Free Jazz: 6:30pm Cheryl Pyle – flute-percussion / Mary Cherney – flute / Sarah Bernstein – violin / Andrea Wolper – voice / Rose Tang – guitar / Brenna Rey – bass 7:30pm Ayumi Ishito – tenor sax / Catherine Sikora – tenor sax / Nora Stanley – tenor sax / Nicole Davis – trumpet / Jeong Lim Yang – bass / Yuko Togami – percussion 8:30pm Musique Libre Femmes Big Band Ensemble-a free jazz improvisation to end the concert with: Cheryl Pyle, Mary Cherney, Sarah Bernstein, Andrea Wolper, Catherine Sikora, Ayumi Ishito, Nora Stanley, Nicole Davis, Rose Tang, Brenna Rey, Jeong Lim Yang & Yuko Togami VENUE: DMG ADMISSION: Free
TUESDAY, March 19 7.30pm + 9.30pm Anna Webber’s Shimmer Wince Anna Webber -flute, tenor sax Adam O’Farrill -trumpet Mariel Roberts -cello Elias Stemeseder -synthesizer Lesley Mok -drums VENUE: The Jazz Gallery ADMISSION: $5- $35
WEDNESDAY, March 20 8pm Ches Smith & Laugh Ash Shara Lunon voice and vocal processing, lyrics Anna Webber flute Oscar Noriega clarinets James Brandon Lewis tenor sax Nate Wooley trumpet Jennifer Choi violin Kyle Armbrust viola Michael Nicolas cello Shahzad Ismaily bass, Moog Ches Smith elecronics, drums, percussion VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
THURSDAY, March 21 7:30pm Chou Wen-Chung Centennial Concert Works by Chou Wen-Chung: In the Mode of Shang for chamber orchestra (1956) The Willows are New (1957) Yü Ko (1965) Twilight Colors (2007) Ode to Eternal Pine (2009) Continuum ensemble Joel Sachs, conductor VENUE: Miller Theatre at Columbia University ADMISSION: $10-20
THURSDAY, March 21 8PM Kathleen Supové: Epics A night of solo piano premieres and encores by Supové, Goya, Matthusen, Flaherty, Woolf, and Mihartescu, plus, excerpts from Cornelius Cardew‘s epic Treatise. VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
FRIDAY, March 22 7:30 pm Palaver Strings: Visions+Miracles Summa for Strings Arvo Pärt Entr’acte Caroline Shaw Sinfonia No. 1 Felix Mendelssohn Visions and Miracles Christopher Theofanidis On the Nature of Daylight Max Richter Fiddle Set Maya French/Jamie Oshima Palaver Strings ensemble VENUE: National Sawdust ADMISSION: $29-31
FRIDAY, March 22 8 PM American Symphony Orchestra Schoenberg, Gurrelieder American Symphony Orchestra Leon Botstein, Conductor VENUE: Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage ADMISSION: $15.50-$65
SATURDAY, March 23 7.30pm + 9.30pm Camila Meza & The Nectar Orchestra Camila Meza -voice, guitar Gadi Lehavi -piano Noam Wiesenberg -bass Keita Ogawa -drums Tomoko Omura -violin Fung Chern Hwei -violin Benni von Gutzeit -viola Aliya Ultan -cello VENUE: The Jazz Gallery ADMISSION: $5 -$45
SATURDAY, March 23 8pm DUO Nicole Mitchell (flute) Cooper Moore (various instruments) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, March 23 8pm Composers in Play IX: Hands of Adamant AAdam Sherkin performs his own works Sonata No. 1, “Sunderance” (2008) Sonata No 2 “Cwn Annwn” (or “Hounds of Hell,” 2014) Sonata No. 3 “Ended in Ice” (2017) Sonata No. 4 “Rumoured Green” (2023) VENUE: Tenri Cultural Institute ADMISSION: $25-30
MONDAY, March 25 7:30PM The New Series: The Mad King Program: SCHOENBERG Ode to Napoleon SAARIAHO From the Grammar of Dreams for soprano and electronics DAVIES Eight Songs for a Mad King Directed by Mary Birnbaum King – Leo Radosavljevic VENUE: Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater ADMISSION: FREE
TUESDAY, March 26 7:30pm Alarm Will Sound: Heard Program: Tania León, Toque Chris P. Thompson, Hanabi (In-Ear Extended Mix) Christian Quiñones, Hasta Que No Pueda (NY Premiere) Damon Davis, Ligeia Mare: A Radio Opera, Episode 4 (Arr. Ted Hearne And Dave Ragland; Ny Premiere) Elijah Daniel Smith, Vermilion Glare (NY Premiere) Texu Kim, Līlā (NY Premiere) Bora Yoon Casual Miracles (NY Premiere) Tania León, Gran Toque (Arr. John Orfe; NY Premiere) VENUE: Zankel Hall ADMISSION: starting at $54
MARCH 26 – 31 8pm and 10pm Jakob Bro Septet Chris Cheek – Saxophone Jakob Bro – Guitar Craig Taborn – Piano Larry Grenadier – Double Bass Anders Christensen – Electric Bass Brian Blade – Drums Marcus Gilmore – Drums VENUE: Village Vanguard ADMISSION: $40
WEDNESDAY, March 27 8pm Matt Mitchell – piano John Hébert – bass JC Sanford – trombone VENUE: Scholes Street Studio ADMISSION: TBD
THURSDAY, March 28 7pm Defense – Defiance – Dedication Roman Grygoriv, Langsam 9M27K Karmella Tsepkolenko, Cantata “Reading History” Maxim Kolomiiets, Footprints on the Sun Zoltan Almashi, Maria’s City Olga Zaitseva-Herz, Bakhmut Rhapsody Leonid Hrabovsky, EQVIN VENUE: The DiMenna Center for Classical Music ADMISSION: $10 – $25
THURSDAY, March 28 8pm Tim Berne VENUE: Lowlands Bar ADMISSION: TBD
THURSDAY, March 28 8PM Momenta Quartet: Graham Haynes’ String Quartet No. 1 VENUE: Greenwich House Recital Hall ADMISSION: $20/$15
FRIDAY, March 29 7pm Virko Baley At 85 Nocturnal No. 5, “In the Grove” (1980) Soliloquies & a Dialogue (2023-34) [WORLD PREMIERE] Nocturnal No. 7, “Introitus” (1990; rev. 2013-14) From Dreamtime (1993-95; rev. 2005) Treny IV (1996-99) Postludium: From Uniforms of Snow: No. 10, Interlude 2: Tren (2002-3) VENUE: The DiMenna Center for Classical Music ADMISSION: $10 – $25
SATURDAY, March 30 7pm Travel Diaries Fima Chupakhin, One Day They Will Be Dancing Valentyn Sylvestrov, Silent Songs: Farewell, world Steve Reich, Different Trains (II. Europe) Marian Fil, Devaldi Korbes Stefania Turkevych, Songs Mykhailo Chedryk, Sonare Ksenia Stetsenko, Fluchtlingesdodekaphonie No. 24 Kaia Saariaho, Changing Light VENUE: The DiMenna Center for Classical Music ADMISSION: $10 – $25
SATURDAY, March 30 8:30 pm Beat Activists JC Maillard (electric guitar) Sofía Rei (vocals, charango, electronics) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, February 1 1st Annual Out Music Festival 7:30 Tomas Fujiwara Trio Tomas Fujiwara – drums Darius Jones – alto sax 8:30 BREW – record release Gerry Hemingway – drums Reggie Workmam – bass Miya Masaoka – koto 9:30 McPhee/Rosen Joe McPhee – sax Jay Rosen – drums VENUE: Theater for the New City ADMISSION: $25
THURSDAY, February 1 9PM Heart of the Ghost (Jarrett Gilgore/Luke Stewart/Ian McColm), Leila Bordrieul/Tamio Shiraishi, Matt Mottel VENUE: Record Shop ADMISSION: $15
FEBRUARY 1-3 8 pm and 10pm Vijay Iyer Vijay Iyer – Piano Linda May Han Oh – Bass Tyshawn Sorey – Drums VENUE: Village Vanguard ADMISSION: $40
FRIDAY, February 2 8pm Dark Circuits Orchestra plays Cardew & Niblock Dark Circuits Orchestra Phill Niblock: Baobab (2011) Phill Niblock: 2 Lips (2008) Cornelius Cardew: Treatise (1963-67) Pages 7-19, 41-44 Katherine Liberovskaya: Visuals VENUE: Black Box (HN 543) 695 Park Ave. New York ADMISSION: Free
SATURDAY, February 3 7pm Gerry Hemingway Drums, With Earl Howard Electronics VENUE: Soup And Sound (292 Leferts Ave) ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, February 3 8:30 pm Duo or Trio Fred Moten (spoken word) Brandon Lopez (bass) and possibly Craig Taborn (piano) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
SUNDAY, February 4 5pm CT:: SWaM presents 111 by 111 experimental noise project by Chantal Michelle and Grace Villamil
VENUE: Fridman Gallery ADMISSION: $10
WEDNESDAY, February 7 8pm Kristin Norderval and Friends: What Comes Back to Us Kristin Norderval vocals, laptop, gestural controllers Gustavo Aguilar percussion Miguel Frasconi glass instruments, modular synths Jill Sigman dancer, ceramic artist VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
THURSDAY, February 8 7:30PM Nels Cline’s Consentrik Quartet with Ingrid Laubrock, Chris Lightcap & Tom Rainey Tom Rainey (drums), Chris Lightcap bass, Ingrid Laubock saxophone VENUE: (Le) Poisson Rouge ADMISSION: $25-$35
THURSDAY, February 8 8pm Composer Portraits: Carola Bauckholt International Contemporary Ensemble ICE performs a program of works by the pioneering German composer Carola Bauckholt featuring four of Bauckholt’s chamber works: Oh, I See; Membran; Schlammflocke II; and Treibstoff. VENUE: Miller Theatre at Columbia University ADMISSION: starting at $20
FRIDAY, February 9 8pm Alain Metrailler Quartet Elias Stemeseder – Piano Chris Tordini – Contrabass Eric McPherson – Drums Alain Metrailler – Tenor Saxophone VENUE: Ibeam ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, February 10 7:30pm Mary Halvorson’s Amaryllis Sextet: Cloudward Mary Halvorson, guitar, composition Patricia Brennan, vibraphone Nick Dunston, bass Tomas Fujiwara, drums Jacob Garchik, trombone Adam O’Farrill, trumpet VENUE: Buttenwieser Hall at The Arnhold Center (92NY) ADMISSION: from $25
SATURDAY, February 10 8:30 pm TRIO Wendy Eisenberg (guitar) Brian Chase (drums) Rebekah Heller (bassoon)
WEDNESDAY, February 14 8:30 pm Billy Ray Valentine Trio Mary Halvorson (guitar) Henry Fraser (bass) Tomas Fujiwara (drums) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, February 15 8PM Austin Wulliman: The News From Utopia System Notes (2023) for string quartet and electronics Blink (2022) for string quartet, electric guitar and electronics Down Pat (2023) for electric guitar and electronics -Alec Goldfarb, guitar The Late Edition (2023) for string quartet Lost One (2024) for string quartet The Docks (2022) for string quartet and electronics Como Se Vive (ii) (2023) for string quartet and electronics The News From Utopia (ii) (2024) – World Premiere for string quartet and electronics Austin Wulliman violin Alec Goldfarb guitar JACK Quartet VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
FRIDAY, February 16 7:30 PM Ensemble Connect Program: Inti Figgis-Vizueta New Work (World Premiere, commissioned by Carnegie Hall) Gabriela Lena Frank Leyendas: An Andean Walkabout Tania León De Memorias Beethoven Quintet for Piano and Winds in E-flat Major, Op. 16 VENUE: Arthur Zankel Music Center, Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall ADMISSION: TBD
FRIDAY, February 16 9 PM Silence is like fertile soil Ekmeles vocal ensemble Music by Arvo Pärt VENUE: Metropolitan Pavilion (125 W. 18th St.) ADMISSION: Free
FRIDAY, February 16 and SATURDAY, February 17 7.30pm & 9.30pm Angelica Sanchez ‘The Brilla Suite’ The Jazz Gallery Fellowship Commission 2023 Angelica Sanchez -piano Adam O’Farrill -trumpet John Hebert -bass Chad Taylor -drums VENUE: The Jazz Gallery ADMISSION: $35-$45
SATURDAY, February 17 8PM Tony Malaby: Open Loose Mark Helias, Tom Rainey, Tony Malaby, ft. Tim Berne VENUE: Barbes ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, February 17 8pm Katie Porter: Malosma / 18 Flowers In A Row Katie Porter (clarinets), Judith Berkson (accordion/voice), Laura Cetilia (cello) and Christine Tavolacci (flute) VENUE: Issue Project Room ADMISSION: free
SATURDAY, February 17 8:30 pm The Return of Plutonia: For Greg Tate Matana Roberts (saxophone) Tomas Fujiwara (drums) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
TUESDAY, February 20 7:30 PM Ensemble Connect Program: Inti Figgis-Vizueta New Work (World Premiere, commissioned by Carnegie Hall) Gabriela Lena Frank Leyendas: An Andean Walkabout Tania León De Memorias Beethoven Quintet for Piano and Winds in E-flat Major, Op. 16 VENUE: Weill Recital Hall ADMISSION: starts at $41
TUESDAY, February 20 6:30PM DMG Free Tues: Su$hi, Zoh Amba / Marc Edwards / Caroline Morton, Selendis Sebastian Alexander Johnson & AJ Medeiros VENUE: Downtown Music Gallery ADMISSION: free
TUESDAY, February 20 8PM Sam Weinberg (Residency), Kim Rosenfeld, Theo Ellin Ballew, C. Spencer Yeh VENUE: Sisters ADMISSION: free
WEDNESDAY, February 21 7.30pm + 9.30pm Ingrid Laubrock’s Lilith Ingrid Laubrock -saxophones Dave Adewumi -trumpet Adam Matlock -accordion/voice Yvonne Rogers -piano Eva Lawitts -double bass/voice Henry Mermer -drums VENUE: The Jazz Gallery ADMISSION: $15 – $35
WEDNESDAY, February 21 8:30 pm Solo Aliya Ultan (cello) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, February 22 8pm Composer Portraits: Amy Williams Jack Quartet Amy Williams, piano VENUE: Miller Theatre at Columbia University ADMISSION: from $20
FRIDAY, February 23 7:30 PM Timo Andres, Piano Program: Timo Andres Fiddlehead (World Premiere, commissioned by Carnegie Hall) Robin Holcomb Wherein Lies The Good Ellington “The Single Petal Of A Rose” (Arr. Timo Andres) From The Queen’s Suite Gabriella Smith Imaginary Pancake (NY Premiere, Commissioned By Carnegie Hall) Ellington “Reflections In D” (Arr. Timo Andres) Copland Piano Sonata Ellington “Prelude To A Kiss” (Arr. Timo Andres) Rzewski Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues Philip Glass Etude No. 20 VENUE: Zankel Hall Center Stage ADMISSION: From $39
FRIDAY, February 23 8 PM Catherine Sikora & Susan Alcorn Album Release Concert Susan Alcorn, pedal steel guitar Catherine Sikora, saxophone VENUE: Zürcher Gallery ADMISSION: $20
SATURDAY, February 24 7pm Beethoven / Harrison LOU HARRISON Concerto for Piano with Javanese Gamelan (New York premiere) Adam Tendler, piano and Gamelan Son of Lion BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92 Conducted by Philip Nuzzo VENUE: St. Ann and the Holy Trinity Church ADMISSION: $40-60
SATURDAY, February 24 8 pm Composers In Play VIII: Accumulation of Purpose Adam Sherkin, piano with various composers in attendance Premieres By New York Composers Jonathan Wyatt, Michael Genese, Han Lash, David T. Little And Christopher Cerrone VENUE: Tenri Cultural Institute ADMISSION: $30; $25 (Students free)
SUNDAY, February 25 7.30pm + 9.30pm The Trio Threadgill -woodwinds Iyer -keyboards Prieto -percussion VENUE: The Jazz Gallery ADMISSION: sold out
SUNDAY, February 25 8pm Joan Tower at 85 Da Capo Chamber Players
Joan Tower – Big Sky (2000) Joan Tower – Breakfast Rhythms (1974) Joan Tower – Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman no.5 (1993) Joan Tower – Into the Night (2022) Erica Lindsay – New work (2024) – World Premiere Erica Lindsay – Transmutation Variations John Boggs – Descending the Catskills (2019) VENUE: Tenri Cultural Institute (43A West 13th St, New York) ADMISSION: $15 – $30
MONDAY, February 26 7.30pm + 9.30pm double bill: Tomas Fujiwara’s 7 Poets Trio & The Tomeka Reid Quartet Tomas Fujiwara’s 7 Poets Trio Tomas Fujiwara -drums Patricia Brennan -vibraphone Tomeka Reid -cello Tomeka Reid Quartet Tomeka Reid -cello Mary Halvorson -guitar Jason Roebke -bass Tomas Fujiwara -drums VENUE: The Jazz Gallery ADMISSION: $20 – $45
MONDAY, February 26 7:30PM Insectum Susie Ibarra, Jeffrey Zeigler, Graham Reynolds, and evolutionary biologist Jessica Ware VENUE: National Sawdust ADMISSION: $35
TUESDAY, February 27 8pm Contemporaneous: Songs at Night Program: A Kind of Lung – Shelley Washington A History of Life in Reverse – Dylan Mattingly Songs at Night – Lila Meretzky VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-30
WEDNESDAY, February 28 8:30 pm QUARTET Simon Hanes (guitar) Trevor Dunn (bass) Ches Smith (drums) Jon Starks (drums) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, February 29 7:30PM The Knights Program: Ravel Le Tombeau De Couperin Du Yun Ears Of The Book Concerto For Pipa And Orchestra Weill Symphony No. 1, “Berliner Symphonie” Bob Dylan “When The Ship Comes In” (Arr. Christina Courtin) Weill/Brecht “Alabama Song” (Arr. Christina Courtin) Chico Buarque “Geni E O Zepelim” (Arr. Colin Jacobsen) Performers: The Knights Wu Man, Pipa Christina Courtin, Vocals Magos Herrera, Vocals VENUE: Zankel Hall ADMISSION: starts at $74
THURSDAY, February 29 7:30 PM Émigré Émigré, a semi-staged musical drama Aaron Zigman / Mark Campbell, libretto Aaron Zigman, composer Shanghai Symphony Orchestra New York Philharmonic Chorus VENUE: Wu Tsai Theater, David Geffen Hall ADMISSION: $118-384
WEDNESDAY, January 3 8:30 pm Clone Decay Kalia Vandever (trombone) Weston Olencki (trombone, electronics) Mary Halvorson (guitar) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
FRIDAY, January 5 8pm Shawn Lovato’s Biotic Ingrid Laubrock – Tenor Saxophone Shawn Lovato – Bass Henry Mermer – Drums VENUE: IBeam ADMISSION: $10/$15/$20
FRIDAY, January 5 and SATURDAY, January 6 7:30 pm The Little Match Girl Passion David Lang, composer Molly Netter, soprano Kate Maroney, alto Gene Stenger, tenor Dashon Burton, bass VENUE: The Met Fifth Avenue ADMISSION: Free with Museum admission
MONDAY, January 8 7pm Elliott Sharp, Marco Cappelli, JT Lewis Elliott Sharp guitar/clarinet, Marco Cappelli guitar, JT Lewis drums VENUE: Barbes ADMISSION: $20
January 9 – 14 8pm and 10pm Kris Davis Trio Kris Davis – Piano Robert Hurst – Bass Johnathan Blake – Drums VENUE: Village Vanguard ADMISSION: $40
WEDNESDAY, January 10 8pm Tim Berne, Jeremy Viner, Aliya Ultan, Kate Gentile, Kevin Murray VENUE: The Record Shop (360 Van Brunt St, Brooklyn) ADMISSION: TBD
WEDNESDAY, January 10 7pm Take Two: Tyshawn Sorey x Max Roach’s Members Don’t Git Weary Tyshawn Sorey, performing Max Roach’s classic album ‘Members, Don’t Git Weary’ Adam O’Farrill- trumpeter, Mark Shim – saxophone, Sullivan Fortner – piano, Matt Brewer – bass, Fay Victor – vocals VENUE: Public Records ADMISSION: $25
VENUE: La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club ADMISSION: $10-75
FRIDAY, January 12 8pm Tony Malaby’s 60th Birthday Celebration Tony Malaby – Saxophones, Angelica Sanchez – piano and Wurlitzer, Tom Rainey – drums, Ben Monder – guitar VENUE: Barbes ADMISSION: $20
January 12-20 8pm/ 5pm Adoration A chamber opera by Mary Kouyoumdjian
VENUE: The Loretto Theatre (18 Bleeker St, New York) ADMISSION: $40-80
SATURDAY, January 13 10:45pm Zoh Amba, Shahzad Ismaily, Jim White, Steve Gunn part of Winter Jazz Fest VENUE: Baby’s All Right (146 Broadway, Brooklyn) ADMISSION: $65
SUNDAY, January 14 6pm Sirius Quartet Fung Chern Hwei, violin Gregor Huebner, violin Sunjay Jayaram, viola Jeremy Harman, violoncello VENUE: Barbes ADMISSION: $20
SUNDAY, January 14 9PM & 10:15PM Tony Malaby Quartet Tony Malaby, saxophones Ben Monder, guitar Angelica Sanchez, piano Tom Rainey, drums VENUE: Bar Lunatico ADMISSION: $10
WEDNESDAY, January 17 8pm Ingebrigt Håker Flaten and friends VENUE: The Record Shop ADMISSION: TBD
WEDNESDAY, January 17 8:30 pm Trio Tomas Fujiwara (drums) Ole Mathisen (tenor sax) Amir ElSaffar (trumpet) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, January 18 7:30 pm Angélica Negrón & Sophie Parker Angélica Negrón, music Sophie Parker, playable sculptures VENUE: Kaufman Music Center ADMISSION: $30
SATURDAY, January 20 8 pm COMPOSERS IN PLAY VII: Shouts Unsung David Zucchi, saxophones, Adam Sherkin, piano Program: Circling Point (2014) by Charlotte Bray Two Elegies Framing a Shout (1994) by Mark-Anthony Turnage Noûs (2020) by Philippe Leroux Dense…Englouti (2012) by Philippe Leroux Alex Paxton by Alex Paxton Punch, Revisted (2016) by Adam Sherkin VENUE: Tenri Cultural Institute, New York City ADMISSION: $25-30, students free)
SATURDAY, January 20 8pm Chaser (Record Release) with guests Chaser: Dominika Em, Chris Welcome, Shayna Dulberger, Oran Canfield; Sexy Thoughts: Kevin Shea ft. Rat Bastard, Netherlands, 1,2,3 (Tim Dahl, Weasel Walter, Matt Nelson) VENUE: The Broadway (Brooklyn) ADMISSION: TBD
SATURDAY, January 20 8pm Eclipse Quartet at 20 works by Fred Frith, Ali Can Puskulcu, Kajia Saariaho and a commissioned piece for Kamancheh and String Quartet by Niloufar Shiri. Sara Parkins violin Sarah Thornblade violin Alma Lisa Fernandez viola Maggie Parkins cello and guest: Nioufar Shiri kamancheh/composer VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
TUESDAY, January 23 6pm Pop-Up Concerts Ian Antonio, Percussion Josh Modney, Violin VENUE: Miller Theatre at Columbia University ADMISSION: Free
TUESDAY, January 23 8pm Shelley Hirsch: “And So It Was and Was and WaAAass” Shelley Hirsch – “Sext Tongs” Joanna Mattrey and Cleek Schrey on strings, Alice Cohen on keyboards and voice, Ka Baird on piano, and Lindsey Wilson, Dafna Naphtali, and Luisa Muhr on vocals, text and images by Scott Kiernan. Lighting consulting by Eric Muzzy. VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
WEDNESDAY, January 24 8:30 pm duo/trio/quartet Ikue Mori (electronics) Ned Rothenberg (reeds) Sylvie Courvoisier (piano) Erik Friedlander (cello) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, January 25 8:30 pm Solo Sylvie Courvoisier (piano, composition) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
THURSDAY, January 25 7:30pm Ensemble Connect Program: Shorter Terra Incognita Chen Yi Qi For Flute, Cello, Percussion, And Piano Schoenberg Verklärte Nacht VENUE: Paul Hall, The Juilliard School ADMISSION: $15
THURSDAY, January 25 8pm Improv Nights 2024: A Tribute to Derek Bailey (night 1) John Zorn sax Ned Rothenberg sax Jim Staley trombone Michael Nicolas cello Miles Okazaki guitar Simon Hanes guitar, bass Selendis Sebastian, Alexander Johnson vibes Arturo O’Farrill piano Anna Abondolo bass Nava Dunkelman percussion Kenny Wollesen drums VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
FRIDAY, January 26 8pm Improv Nights 2024: A Tribute to Derek Bailey (night 2) John Zorn sax Jon Irabagon sax Peter Evans trumpet Dave Taylor bass, trombone Erik Friedlander cello Wendy Eisenberg guitar Sae Hashimoto vibes, percussion Brian Marsella piano Jorge Roeder bass Henry Fraser bass David Weinstein electronics VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
FRIDAY, January 26 and SATURDAY, January 27 7PM Passio: A Concert for Peace and Healing Arvo Pärt’s Passio Enrico Lagasca, Jesus Haitham Haidar, Pilate With Evangelist Quartet Elijah McCormick, soprano Kate Maroney, alto Oliver Mercer, tenor Charles Wesley Evans, bass VENUE: The Cathedral of St. John The Divine ADMISSION: $20-$75
SATURDAY, January 27 8pm Improv Nights 2024: A Tribute to Derek Bailey (night 3) John Zorn alto sax Melissa Aldana tenor sax Kalia Vandever trombone Dave Douglas trumpet Micah Thomas piano Sean Ono Lennon guitar Josh Modney violin Jay Campbell cello Luke Stewart bass Ikue Mori electronics Brian Chase drums VENUE: Roulette ADMISSION: $20-$30
SATURDAY, January 27 8:30 pm DUO with Wadada Leo Smith Wadada Leo Smith (trumpet) Sylvie Courvoisier (piano) VENUE: The Stone ADMISSION: $20
MONDAY, January 29 7:30pm Out Music Festival Chris Williams Quartet Chris Williams trumpet, elec. / Shara Lunon – voice, elec / Luke Stewart – bass, elec. / Lesley Mok – drums Ava Mendoza, solo guitar Dave Burrell & Ellen Christi Dave Burrell – composition, piano / Ellen Christi – voice VENUE: Theater for the New City (155 1st Ave., New York) ADMISSION: TBD
TUESDAY, January 30 7:30pm Out Music Festival William Parker Project William Parker – bass / Rob Brown – saxophone / Jason Hwang – violin TA Thompson Trio TA Thompson – drums/ Sam Newome – reeds/ Michael Foster – saxophone VENUE: Theater for the New City (155 1st Ave., New York) ADMISSION: TBD
WEDNESDAY, January 31 7:30 pm Sandbox Percussion with Conor Hanick Program to include: Vivian Fung, (Un)Wandering Souls (world premiere) Ellis Ludwig-Leone, Lifeline (world premiere) Christopher Cerrone, Don’t Look Down (NYC premiere) Samuel Carl Adams, Études, Vol. 1 (NY premiere) Tyshawn Sorey, For Arthur Jafa (NY premiere) Andy Akiho, Portal (NY premiere) VENUE: Buttenwieser Hall at The Arnhold Center (92NY) ADMISSION: from $40
WEDNESDAY, January 31 7:30 PM Fourteen Reveries Brad Mehldau, Piano VENUE: Zankel Hall Center Stage ADMISSION: $135
WEDNESDAY, January 31 8:30 pm Groupchat James McKain (sax) TJ Borden (cello) Joey Sullivan (drums) Brandon Lopez (bass)
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