NYC Calendar November 2026

Highlights of the month:
Final month of Graphic Content: Feldman & Brown at 100
The Stone residencies: Carla Kihlstedt and Zeena Parkins

SUNDAY, November 1
7PM Andrew Smiley CD Release + Sophie Leetmaa + Gloatmeal (Kate Gentile/Matt Mitchell)
Set 1 Andrew Smiley – Guitar, Vocals
Set 2 Sophie Leetmaa – multi instrumentalist and vocalist
Set 3 Gloatmeal | Matt Mitchell – piano, synthesizer, tbd Kate Gentile – drums, tbd
VENUE: iBeam Brooklyn
ADMISSION: $20-30

TUESDAY, November 3
6:30 pm Sketchbook Series #19 ReMonkability
Patrick Brennan – Alto Sax
Taylor Ho Bynum – Trumpet
Hilliard Greene – Contrabass
Michael T.A. Thompson – Drums
7:30: Guillermo Gregorio – Clarinet
Ivan Barenboim – Contralto Clarinet
Chuck Roth – Guitar Brandon Lopez – Contrabass
VENUE: Downtown Music Gallery
ADMISSION: Free

TUESDAY, November 3
7:30 pm Bowery Music + Poetry + Film
Lemuel Marc (trumpet)
Webb Crawford (guitar/banjo)
Evan Palmer (double bass)
VENUE: Bowery Poetry Club
ADMISSION: $20

TUESDAY, November 3
8pm Cecilia Lopez’s Filter Four // Melissa Almaguer
Ingrid Laubrock saxophones
Trevor Dunn double bass
Dan Peck tuba
Cecilia Lopez composition, electronics, and processing
VENUE: Roulette
ADMISSION: $25-30

TUESDAY, November 3 – SATURDAY, November 14
1PM, 7:30 PM, 8 PM Lincoln in the Bardo
Composed by Missy Mazzoli
Libretto by Royce Vavrek
Based on the novel by George Saunders
VENUE:the Metropolitan Opera
ADMISSION: from $33

WEDNESDAY, November 4
7:30pm Across … In Grief And Detail
Michael Hersch, “across … in grief and detail” and other works
VENUE: DiMenna Center
ADMISSION: free

WEDNESDAY, November 4
8:30pm Quartet
Ikue Mori (electronics) Ingrid Laubrock (sax) Tom Rainey (drums) Zeena Parkins (harps, electronics)
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

THURSDAY, November 5
6PM Sophie Dunér & Anthony Coleman ‘Messed-Up Stride’ CD release concert & Art Exhibitl
VENUE: Shapeshifter
ADMISSION: $20

THURSDAY, November 5
6 PM Hounded Earth: new music for string quartet, with The Rhythm Method
Hannah Kendall, How ruin nested…
Kendall, Hounded Earth
Jessie Cox, Sound Drape Paintings
VENUE: St. Paul’s Chapel
ADMISSION: free

THURSDAY, November 5
7:30 PM Alisa Weilerstein: Fragments 6, Radiance
Alisa Weilerstein, Project Creator and Cello
works by Andy Akiho, Gabriela Lena Frank, Gabriella Smith, Jessie Montgomery, and Tania León, weaving them together with J. S. Bach’s Sixth Cello Suite
VENUE: Zankel Hall
ADMISSION: Tickets start at $51

FRIDAY, November 6
8:30 pm Trio
Hans Young Binter (keyboard), Nava Dunkelman (percussion), Zeena Parkins (harps, electronics)
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

SATURDAY, November 7
6pm Anthony Coleman Thelonious Monk tunes
VENUE: Barbes
ADMISSION: $20

SATURDAY, November 7
7PM M3 Festival 2026: Terri Lyne Carrington, William Parker, Theo Bleckmann, Martha Redbone, and More
Terri Lyne Carrington • William Parker • Patricia Nicholson • Theo Bleckmann • Martha Redbone • Marta Sanchez • Caroline Davis • Aaron Whitby • Alexandria DeWalt • Allan Mednard • Carmen Quill • Carolina Borja-Marroquin • Chanelle Ignant • Coco Elysses • Devon Gates • Elé Howell • Ge Linna • Kweku Aggrey • Mama Dee • Marcus Grant • Melissa Almaguer • Miranda Agnew • Morgan Guerin • Noa Fort • Paige Brown • Rashaan Carter • Stephan Crump • Summer Kodama • Tomas Fujiwara • Unma Allinar • Vitor Gonçalves • Yuhan Su
VENUE: Roulette
ADMISSION: $25-30

SATURDAY, November 7
7:30 PM Works by Earle Brown, Christian Wolff, and Steven Swartz
Brown: selections from Folio I
Wolff: Duo for Violin & Viola
Swartz: Merger
Feldman: Spring of Chosroes
Hannah Levinson (viola)
Maya Bennardo (violin)
Magpie duo
VENUE: St. Michael’s Church
ADMISSION: $33.85

SATURDAY, November 7
7:30pm Kris Davis, Ingrid Laubrock, and Tyshawn Sorey
VENUE: Miller Theatre at Columbia University
ADMISSION: starting at $30

SATURDAY, November 7
7:30 PM Sandbox Percussion: Seven Pillars
Andy Akiho, Seven Pillars
Sandbox Percussion
VENUE: The 92nd Street Y
ADMISSION: Starting at $45

SATURDAY, November 7
8:30 pm Trio
Brian Chase (drums), Brandon Lopez (bass), Zeena Parkins (harps, electronics)
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

SUNDAY, November 8
7PM Stereo Mandrax
Elliott Sharp‘s Bootstrappers
Barbiana Complex
Norman Westberg
VENUE: Pianos
ADMISSION: Free

MONDAY, November 9
8PM Sam Newsome, Mandible Trio, Talibam! wDoYeon Kim
VENUE: Striped Light
ADMISSION: $15

TUESDAY, November 10
6PM Piano and cello works of Laura Cetilia
VENUE: St. Paul’s Chapel
ADMISSION: free

TUESDAY, November 10
6pm Pop-Up Concerts: Hub New Music
Repertoire
Christopher Cerrone Barnes Dances (2024)
Elijah Daniel Smith Stagnation Blues (2024)
Dai Wei How The Stars Vanish… (2021)
Christopher Cerrone New Addresses (2020)
Performers:
Hub New Music
VENUE: Miller Theatre at Columbia University
ADMISSION: Free

TUESDAY, November 10 – SUNDAY, November 15
8pm and 10pm Tyshawn Sorey
Tyshawn Sorey – Drums
Aaron Diehl – Piano
Harish Raghavan – Bass
VENUE: Village Vanguard
ADMISSION: $48.39

WEDNESDAY, November 11
8PM Matana Roberts Presents: “off the record…”
COIN COIN project
Matana Roberts, multiple instruments
VENUE: Roulette
ADMISSION: $25-30

THURSDAY, November 12 – SUNDAY, November 15
7:30pm, 3pm Dead Centre: Deaf Republic
Adapted from the book by: Ilya Kaminsky
Adaptation by: Dead Centre and Zoë Mcwhinney
Sound Design & Composition: Kevin Gleeson
VENUE: NYU Skirball
ADMISSION: $50-$90

FRIDAY, November 13
3pm Celebrating Morton Feldman: For Philip Guston
Morton Feldman’s For Philip Guston (1984)
Alice Teyssier, flutes
Nathan Davis, percussion
Manuel Laufer, piano and celesta
VENUE: The Met Fifth Avenue
ADMISSION: free

FRIDAY, November 13
8:30pm Kramer, Yuka Honda, Simon Hanes Trio
Bonner Kramer (6-string bass), Yuka Honda (piano), Simon Hanes (baritone guitar)
NY Premiere of “…and the crimson moon whispers goodbye”
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

SATURDAY, November 14
2pm Celebrating Morton Feldman: Violin and String Quartet
JACK Quartet
Keir GoGwilt, violin
Morton Feldman’s Violin and String Quartet
VENUE: The Met Cloisters
ADMISSION: $70

SATURDAY, November 14
6PM Anthony Coleman
Thelonious Monk tunes
VENUE: Barbes
ADMISSION: $20

SATURDAY, November 14
7pm and 9pm Capatosta Trio
Tim Berne -saxophone
Gregg Belisle-Chi -guitar
Tom Rainey -drums
VENUE: The Jazz Gallery
ADMISSION: $33 – $45

SATURDAY, November 14 and SUNDAY, November 15
8PM and 10PM Tony Malaby
Ralph Alessi – Sean Conly – Billy Drummond
Tony Malaby – Saxophone
Ralph Alessi – Trumpet
Sean Conly – Bass
Billy Drummond – Drums
VENUE: Close Up
ADMISSION: $35

MONDAY, November 16
6:30 PM Works for multiple pianos
Brown: 25 Pages (five-piano realization)
Feldman: Four Pianos
Webern: Arrangement for two pianos of Schoenberg’s Farben from Op. 16
Schubert: Impromptu in G-flat Major
Feldman: The Blood of the Lamb
Kurtág/Bach: Four-hand arrangement of the Sinfonia from BWV 106
Feldman: Five Pianos
Steve Long — piano
Lisa Yui — piano
Anthony de Mare — piano
Nils Vigeland — piano
Blair McMillen — piano
VENUE: Yamaha Artist Services (689 5th Avenue, #3, New York)
ADMISSION: $55.20

TUESDAY, November 17
7PM Hitomi Honda and Akio Mokuno
Mullaly Park and electroacoustic improvisation duo as Unsamble Gendai
Akio Mokuno’s piano solo work Mullaly Park 9/10
Performed by Hitomi Honda, piano
VENUE: Mise-En_Place
ADMISSION: $20

TUESDAY, November 17
7PM Random Access Music
Corey Chang: Scattered Pearls, for violin, cello, and piano
Gilbert Galindo: (amor) después de la tormenta, for flute and piano
Allen Schulz: Shattered Crystals, for flute and piano
And recent pieces by:
Andrea Casarrubios: luzAzul, for clarinet, cello, and piano
Daniel Hass: Tracing the Figures of Love, for clarinet, cello, and piano
Zhihua Hu: Ruyi Niang, for piano
Beata Moon: Elegy, for viola and piano, honoring those who died during the pandemic
VENUE: Tenri Cultural Institute
ADMISSION: $10-$25

TUESDAY, November 17
8pm Tech Forward Xii, Electronic Performing Arts Series
presented by Nstrument Lab
directed by Levy Lorenzo
Featuring new electronic works by Ricky Jefferson, Sandro Tsikoridze, Leah Thomas, Tyler Sexton, Ivan Chen and Kalaisan Kalaichelvan
VENUE: Glassbox Theater @ The New School Performing Arts (55 W 13th St. )
ADMISSION: Free with RSVP

TUESDAY, November 17 – SUNDAY, November 22
John Zorn’s New Masada Quartet
John Zorn – Saxophone
Julian Lage – Guitar
Jorge Roeder – Bass
Kenny Wollesen – Drums
VENUE: Village Vanguard
ADMISSION: $48.39

SUNDAY, November 18
8:30 pm solo
Carla Kihlstedt (voice, violin, viola)
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

THURSDAY, November 19
7PM Echoes of Kafka Contemporary Opera: Offbeat Bohemia
Composer Jiří Trtík performs selections from his opera Kafka’s Letter to His Father and other recent works, with singer and producer Never Sol (Sára Vondrášková)
VENUE: Czech Center New York
ADMISSION: $0 – $15

THURSDAY, November 19
8:30 pm Magnetospheres
Carla Kihlstedt (violin) Johnny Gandelsman (violin) Yuniya Edi Kwon (viola) Marika Hughes (cello) Cole Kamen-Green (trumpet) Oscar Noriega (bass clarinet) Rebecca Heller (bassoon) Trevor Dunn (bass) Jeong Lim Yang (bass)
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

THURSDAY, November 19 – SATURDAY, November 21
7:30 Einstein on the Beach–50th Anniversary Concert
Einstein on the Beach, an opera by Philip Glass and Robert Wilson
The Philip Glass Ensemble
VENUE: BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
ADMISSION: $141-271

FRIDAY, November 20
7:30 PM BlackBox Ensemble performs chamber works by Morton Feldman and Earle Brown
Feldman: De Kooning
Feldman: Projection 2
Feldman: For Franz Kline
Brown: Tracking Pierrot
VENUE: St. Michael’s Church
ADMISSION: $33.85

FRIDAY, November 20
8:30 pm Blood Vessel
Carla Kihlstedt (violin), Trevor Dunn (bass)
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

FRIDAY, November 20 – SATURDAY, November 21
7:30pm Joris Lacoste: Nexus De L’adoration
Nexus de l’adoration
Conception, text, music, direction, choreography: Joris Lacoste
Scenography and Lighting: Florian Leduc
Choreographic Collaboration: Solène Wachter
Music and Sound collaboration: Léo Libanga
Costumes: Carles Urraca
VENUE: NYU Skirball
ADMISSION: $40-$90

SATURDAY, November 21
3 pm Morton Feldman’s String Quartet No. 2
FLUX Quartet is joined by guest cellist TJ Borden
VENUE: St. Michael’s Church
ADMISSION: $55.20-$268.61

SATURDAY, November 21
6pm Anthony Coleman
VENUE: Barbes
ADMISSION: $20

SATURDAY, November 21
8:30 pm Causing a Tiger
Carla Kihlstedt (violin, voice, etc.) Shahzad Ismaily (tenor guitar, etc.) Matthias Bossi (drums, etc.)
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

SUNDAY, November 22
7PM Yoshie Fruchter’s Pitom
VENUE: Big Bar
ADMISSION: TBD

SUNDAY, November 22
7:30PM Sandbox Percussion performs John Luther Adams’s Prophecies of Fire
The New York Premiere of John Luther Adams’s Prophecies of Fire (2024)
VENUE: Tishman Auditorium, The New School
ADMISSION: free

SUNDAY, November 22
7:30pm Jason Kao Hwang’s Human Rites Trio
Jason Kao Hwang, violin, viola, compositions
Ken Filiano, bass
Andrew Drury, drums
VENUE: Greenwich House Music School
ADMISSION: $20 – $25

SUNDAY, November 22
8pm Henry Threadgill’s Zooid
Henry Threadgill flute, bass flute, and alto saxophone
Christopher Hoffman cello
Liberty Ellman acoustic guitar
Jose Davila trombone and tuba
Elliot Kavee drums
VENUE: Roulette
ADMISSION: $55-60

MONDAY, November 23
8 pm Talujon with Brian Chase and John Hollenbeck
Brian Chase composer, soloist
John Hollenbeck composer, soloist
Talujon percussion ensemble:
Ian Antonio
Caitlin Cawley
David Cossin
Matthew Gold
Tom Kolor
Michael Lipsey
Matt Ward
VENUE: Roulette
ADMISSION: $25-30

SATURDAY, November 28
6pm Anthony Coleman
Thelonious Monk tunes
Satoshi Takeishi – drums
VENUE: Barbes
ADMISSION: $20

SUNDAY, November 29 and MONDAY, November 30
8:30PM John Hebert Trio
John Hebert – Bass; Brandon Seabrook – Guitar; Ches Smith – Drums
VENUE: Seeds Brooklyn
ADMISSION: TBD

No Winter, No War: The Transfixing Power of Mōdraniht

On June 1-3, the Vienna Festival (Wiener Festwochen) hosted three nights of Mōdraniht. Songs of Winter War – the third experimental opera in the environmental trilogy by the creative collective Opera Aperta. The show had previously been performed at O. Festival in Rotterdam on May 26 and premiered on May 10 in Kyiv, where the company’s rehearsal space has since been destroyed by a Russian missile attack. To create this production, composers Roman Grygoriv and Illia Razumeiko traveled to Northern Spain, the Carpathian Mountains, and Uzbekistan to document winter solstice rituals and the present condition of the dried-up Aral Sea. 

The previous two productions in the trilogy were quite remarkable – Chornobyldorf received the Royal Philharmonic Society’s award for the best opera, running against Kaija Saariaho’s Innocence, and GAIA-24. Opera del Mondo received the 2025 Music Theatre Now Award. Yet Mōdraniht is certainly more original, deeper, and overall, much stronger both musically and dramaturgically. The music amplifies the emotional charge of visual sequences in just the right way; moreover, it could easily exist as a stand-alone piece, apart from those moments when it dissolves into silence, quotations from the classics, and the ringing of cow bells. The timing between unexpected scene changes is perfectly calculated. A Richard Foreman play, but with meaning?

The meaning was clarified in Razumeiko’s introductory remarks. (Neither winter nor war explicitly appear in the production itself, except for the artist-led Q&A session with the audience, in the middle of the show.) Switching between English and German, to engage both international guests and locals, he explained the origin of some visuals and props: the ships in the desert demonstrate the results of Russian colonization – the draining of the Aral Sea, the injured face belongs to a recently discharged Ukrainian veteran, and the partially destroyed pianos symbolize those that were looted by the Red Army soldiers from Austria in 1945. These facts made the abstract production that followed feel timely, yet I imagined its existence without any explanations, as the aesthetic quality of the piece can certainly ensure its timelessness.

Photo by Viktor Andriichenko

By all counts, the artists of Opera Aperta are superhumans. The cast consists of professionals trained as singers (operatic or folk), dancers, string or percussion players, but each has mastered the drums, strings, pianos, and other instruments and objects. With any and all parts of their bodies, they play a mesmerizing sequence à la Boulez’s Piano Notations, where every note, tone cluster, and silence musically make perfect sense. (The positions include leaning perpendicularly to play with the crown of the head on a piano positioned sideways, and doing push-ups while stretched along the keyboard, which is possible only because of the enormous strength in Marichka Shtyrbulova’s tiny body.) Mingling with the audience, the performers can create a stereophonic sound by jumping incessantly for over 15 minutes while wearing 350 bells, ranging in size from an apple to a watermelon. They can also flawlessly sing six-part polyphony while all piled up on top of each other, in upside-down or sideways positions that seem to defy the existence of gravity. (The singing happens after the bells episode, and no one seems to be out of breath.)

Mōdraniht, however, is not merely a collection of startling effects or a show-off of improbable skills. It’s a work of high art that leaves you startled, with eyes wide open and many questions.  (Is it really over? Why do the lights project “The End” while the music is still playing, one artist is still lying on the stage, and no one comes out for a bow to greet the puzzled, hesitantly clapping audience? And, more importantly, when are they coming to New York?)

Erlena Dlu

Photo by Viktor Andriichenko

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NYC Calendar March 2025

Highlight of the Month: Ukrainian Contemporary Music Festival

SATURDAY, March 1
5PM Segue Reading Series: Marina Abramović & William Parker
VENUE: 11 Cortlandt Alley & Online
ADMISSION: $5

SUNDAY, March 2
5 pm Zwilich’s Double Quartet
Program:
Ellen Taaffe Zwilich (b. 1939), Double Quartet for Strings (1984)
Louis Spohr (1784–1859), Double Quartet No. 1 in D minor for Strings, Op. 65 (1823)
Max Bruch (1838–1920), Octet for Strings (1920)
Olli Mustonen (b. 1967), Nonet II for Four Violins, Two Violas, Two Cellos, and Bass (2000)
VENUE: Alice Tully Hall
ADMISSION: TBD

SUNDAY, March 2
8 pm Spatial: Bryan Eubanks, Eternities
Katie Porter, bass clarinet
Bob Bellerue, sound art
Bryan Eubanks – n/24 (2025), electronics
VENUE: Fridman Gallery
ADMISSION: $15

MONDAY, March 3
OUTfest 2025
7 pm NuMBq
Michael Bisio – bass, composition / Melanie Dyer – viola /
Marianne Osiel – english horn / Jay Rosen – perc
8:45pm Cooper Moore – multi-instruments / DoYeon Kim – gayageum
9:30pm Studio We 3
Daniel Carter – horns / Juma Sultan – percussion / William Parker – bass, reeds
VENUE: Fridman Gallery
ADMISSION: $25

MONDAY, March 3
7:30 PM Tibet House US Annual Benefit Concert: Philip Glass and Friends
Performers:
Philip Glass and Laurie Anderson, Artistic Directors
Featuring:
Arooj Aftab
Laurie Anderson
Jackson Browne
Tenzin Choegyal
Angélique Kidjo
Ebon Moss-Bachrach
Orville Peck
Allison Russell
Philip Glass Ensemble
Gogol Bordello
Patti Smith
Michael Stipe
Tune-Yards
VENUE: Carnegie Hall
ADMISSION: $49

MONDAY, March 3
7PM Abasement #76
MV Carbon, Brian Close + Kiki Kudo + Grave Guzman + Woodson Legend, William Hooker “Jubilation” with Adam Lane, On Ka Davis, Stevie Manning and Matt Lavelle, and Ka Baird/Qasim Naqvi/Joanna Mattrey.
VENUE: Artists Space
ADMISSION: Free

MONDAY, March 3
8:30PM Biggish and friends
8:30- Moritz/ Ali/ Costa
9:30- Biggish
10:30 Nate Wooley Quartet
VENUE: Hart bar
ADMISSION: TBD

March 3–12
7pm and 2pm Doom: House Of Hope
Concept, Artist Anne Imhof
Curation Klaus Biesenbach
Scenography sub
Choreography Josh Johnson
Music Direction Ville Haimala
Sound Design Mark Grey
Lighting Design Urs Schönebaum
Design, Art Direction Zak Group
VENUE: Park Avenue Armory
ADMISSION: $50

TUESDAY, March 4
The DMG 34th Anniversary In-Store Free Music Series
6:30 pm Killick / Harvey Valdes – Guitar Duo
7:30 pm John Hagen – Tenor Sax / Ken Filiano – Contrabass / Todd Capp- Drums
8:30 pm Bassmosphere: Eli Asher, Caylie Davis, Thomas Heberer, Frank London, Jordan McLean – trumpets, Aaron Pond – french horn, Steve Swell – pocket trumpet/trombone, Westbrook Johnson – trombone & patrick brennan – cornet
VENUE: DMG
ADMISSION: Free

TUESDAY, March 4
7 PM Contemporaneous: Open Mic
Contemporaneous ensemble
Lisa Beilawa, Niloufar Nourbakhsh, Dylan Mattingly, composers
VENUE: Roulette
ADMISSION: Free

TUESDAY, March 4
7:30PM A Love Letter from the Past : RESIST
Joe McPhee – sax
Warren Smith – drums
Ratzo Harris – bass
VENUE: NUBLU
ADMISSION: $30

TUESDAY, March 4
8PM David Grubbs “Whistle From Above” Record Release
David Grubbs (Record Release; Solo & w/ Nate Wooley, Wendy Eisenberg, Cleek Schrey), Sam Weinberg Trio (ft. Henry Fraser, Jason Nazary)
VENUE: Sisters
ADMISSION: $15

THURSDAY, March 6
7:30 PM Miya Masaoka
Repertoire:
Miya Masaoka, Into the Landscape of the Shaking Inner Chôra (2024/25)
Miya Masaoka, The Horizon Leans Forward (2023) for string quartet
Miya Masaoka, Mapping a Joyful Noise (2023) for violin and electronics
Miya Masaoka, The Dust and the Noise (2013, rev. 2022) for piano, percussion, violin, and cello
VENUE: Miller Theatre at Columbia University
ADMISSION: $20

THURSDAY, March 6
8PM Interpretations: SPACE
Roscoe Mitchell / Thomas Buckner / Scott Robinson, with Robert Dick
VENUE: Roulette
ADMISSION: $15

FRIDAY, March 7
8:30 pm Quartet
Micah Thomas (piano) Jessica Pavone (viola) Mary Halvorson (guitar) Lesley Mok (drums)
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

SATURDAY, March 8
The Gauci-Music Series
6:30: Aliya Ultan & Friends
VENUE: DMG
ADMISSION: Free

SATURDAY, March 8
8:30 pm Duo
Micah Thomas (piano) Tyshawn Sorey (drums)
VENUE: The Stone
ADMISSION: $20

TUESDAY, March 11
8:00 pm Sylvan Winds
VENUE: Zürcher Gallery
ADMISSION: $20

WEDNESDAY, March 12
7:30pm Welltone New Music Presents
JACK Quartet
Program:
Pierre Boulez: Livre 1, 2, 3c
Anton Webern: Six Bagatelles, Op. 9
Philip Glass: String Quartet No. 5
John Cage: String Quartet in Four Parts
Heinz Holliger: String Quartet No. 2
VENUE: Symphony Space
ADMISSION: $30

THURSDAY, March 13
7:30 PM Fantastyka (Ukrainian Sci-Fi)
TAK Ensemble
Program:
Leonid Hrabovsky, And It Will Be (1993)
Taylor Brook, Star Maker Fragments (2021)
Solomiya Moroz, The Solar Machine (World Premiere Commission – details here)
VENUE: The DiMenna Center for Classical Music
ADMISSION: $35 – $60

THURSDAY, March 13
7:30 pm Derek Bermel, Ying Quartet, Christopher Taylor & João Luiz
Derek Bermel, clarinet
Christopher Taylor, piano
João Luiz, guitar
Travelogue
Clarice Assad – Hermetic
Sergio Assad – Mignoniana
Derek Bermel – String Quartet No. 2: Songs Of Nameless Ancestors (New York Premiere)
Derek Bermel – A Short History Of The Universe (As Related By Nima Arkani-Hamed)
Derek Bermel – Turning
Leonard Bernstein – Sonata For Clarinet And Piano
Andreia Pinto Correia – Cantos E Danças (New York Premiere)
João Luiz Rezende Lopes – Sereno
Paquito D’rivera – Preludio Y Merengue
VENUE: Kaufman Music Center
ADMISSION: $30

THURSDAY, March 13
8PM Wendy Eisenberg salutes Morton Feldman • Mari Rubio x Jessica Pavone duo
VENUE: The Owl
ADMISSION: $15

FRIDAY, March 14
7:30PM From Kontraktova Square
The Rhythm Method
Kebra-Seyoun Charles, Base
Hans Tashjian, Bass
Vira Slywotzky, Contralto
Program:
Lesia Dychko, “On the boat” after Lesia Ukrainka
Svyatoslav Lunyov, Excerpts From Fierce January ’23: 35
Valentyn Kostenko, String Quartet No. 2, Ii. Andante Quasi Allegretto (1929)
Stefania Turkevych, “Time Passes” after Taras Shevchenko
Katya Suhlobina, “In Memoriam” for string quartet on motives from Serhiy Zhadan
Yuri Ishchenko, “Night shadows” after Mykhailo Semenko
Yuri Povolotsky, Three Romances on Poems by Lina Kostenko
Leonid Hrabovsky, “Pastels” after Pavlo Tychyna
Victoria Polevá, “Dover Beach” after Matthew Arnold
Boris Loginov, “The Way” after Mykola Khvylovy
Valentyn Sylvestrov, “Farewell” after John Keats
VENUE: The DiMenna Center for Classical Music
ADMISSION: $35 – $60

SATURDAY, March 15
7:30pm Ukrainian Tone Poems
Pinknoise
NYU CME
Ginevra Petrucci, Flute
Program:
Leonid Hrabovsky, Bucolic Strophes For Organ (1975)
Adrian Mocanu, Les Chevaux De Feu (2022
Alla Zahaykevych, Tercet For Clarinet, Violin, And Cello (2010)
Alex Voytenko, Homo Fugens (Running Man) (2018)
Renata Sokachyk, The Desert Breathes (2024)
Alisa Zaika, “He Only Dreamed Of Places Now…” (2022)
Lena Sierova, The Last Leaf (2010-11)
Yurii Pikush, Be A Cycle (2023)
VENUE: The DiMenna Center for Classical Music
ADMISSION: $35 – $60

SATURDAY, March 15
soup at 7:30, music at 8 Chris Jonas Deserts Quartet
Chris Jonas Reeds, Compositions, Video
Thomas Heberer, Cornet
Cyrus Campbell, Bass
Andrew Drury, Drum Set
VENUE: Soup and Sound
ADMISSION: $20

SATURDAY, March 15
8 pm COMPOSERS IN PLAY XV: Ink from the Shield
Presented by Piano Lunaire
Program:
Vivian Fung, White On Black (2023)
Jared Miller, Effervescent (2025) For 2 Pianos
Kelly-Marie Murphy, Star Burning Blue (2000)
Heather Schmidt, Twelve For Ten: Prelude-Fugue For Glenn Gould (2007)
Rodney Sharman, Selected Opera Transcriptions: Don Giovanni (2021); La Rondine (1991); I Capuleti E I Montecchi (2022-24)
Adam Sherkin, Northern Frames, Op. 15, No. 8: Draco (2018); Ink From The Shield (2024) For 2 Pianos
Linda Catlin Smith, The View From Here (1992)
Ann Southam, Rivers: Set 3 No. 4; Set 1 No. 1 (1979, 1981; Rev. 2004)
Andrew Staniland, Etudes: Symmetry, Of The Sea And Flower In Nighttime (2018)
VENUE: Kaufman Music Center
ADMISSION: free-$40

THURSDAY, March 20
8PM With Womens Work: Sydney Spann / Audrey Chen
VENUE: Issue Project Room
ADMISSION: $20

FRIDAY, March 21
7 PM Iva Bittová, Antonín Fajt & Guests: Vibrations of Spring
Iva Bittová – Violin and Vocals
Antonín Fajt – Piano and Electronics
Otto Hauser – Drums
VENUE: Bohemian National Hall Ballroom
ADMISSION: free

FRIDAY, March 21
7:30 PM Wild Up: Darkness Sounding -Conrad and Davachi
music collective Wild Up
Christopher Rountree, artistic director
Tony Conrad, Four Violins (East Coast premiere of new version arr. McIntosh)
Andrew McIntosh Fixations (East Coast premiere)
Sarah Davachi, The Lower Melodies (world premiere)
VENUE: The 92nd Street Y
ADMISSION: Starting at $40

SATURDAY, March 22
7:30 PM Wild Up: Darkness Sounding – Vivier, Lanzilotti, and more
Wild Up, Christopher Rountree, artistic director
Scott Walker, Rubato (It: ‘Stolen Time’) (East Coast premiere)
Leilehua Lanzilotti, with eyes the color of time
Claude Vivier, Zipangu
James Tenney, Saxony
VENUE: The 92nd Street Y
ADMISSION: Starting at $40

SATURDAY, March 22
7:30pm Composing While Black
International Contemporary Ensemble
Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM)
Adegoke Steve Colson, Iqua Colson, Thurman Barker, Reggie Nicholson, composers
Composing While Black
VENUE: NYU Skirball
ADMISSION: $50

MONDAY, March 24
7pm The Max Johnson 3
Nate Wooley, Erin Rogers & Max Johnson
VENUE: Barbes
ADMISSION: $20

MONDAY, March 24
7:30 PM Juilliard at Zankel Hall
Artists from The Juilliard School
Program:
Jessie Montgomery Selections From Musings
Jessie Montgomery Peace
Jessie Montgomery Concerto Grosso
Matthew Aucoin First Movement From The Tracks Have Vanished (Arr. For Two Pianos; World Premiere)
Matthew Aucoin This Earth (Arr. For Voice And Large Ensemble; World Premiere)
Caroline Shaw “The Beech Tree” From Plan & Elevation
Caroline Shaw “Other Song”
Ives “Two Little Flowers”
Caroline Shaw “Two Little Flowers”
Caroline Shaw New Work (World Premiere)
VENUE: Zankel Hall (Carnegie Hall)
ADMISSION: $45

TUESDAY, March 25
6PM Rebekah Heller, Righteous Rage – Music for Bassoon
VENUE: Miller Theatre
ADMISSION: Free

WEDNESDAY, March 26
8 PM People Have the Power: A Celebration of Patti Smith
Performers:
Michael Stipe
Matt Berninger
Courtney Barnett
Sharon Van Etten
Alison Mosshart
Kronos Quartet
Ben Harper
Karen O
Kim Gordon
Angel Olsen
House band led by Tony Shanahan with Flea, Steve Jordan, and more
VENUE: Carnegie Hall
ADMISSION: tbd

FRIDAY, March 28
7:30 PM Kronos Quartet
Program:
Sun Ra Outer Spaceways Incorporated (Arr. Jacob Garchik; Ny Premiere)
Coots “For All We Know” (Arr. Jacob Garchik After Nina Simone; Ny Premiere)
Aleksandra Vrebalov Gold Came From Space (Ny Premiere)
Neil Young “Ohio” (Arr. Paul Wiancko; Ny Premiere)
Sun Ra / Terry Riley / Sara Miyamoto Kiss Yo’ Ass Goodbye (Arr. Paul Wiancko; Ny Premiere, Co-Commissioned By Carnegie Hall)
Viet Cuong Next Week’s Trees (Ny Premiere)
Benedicte Maurseth / Kristine Tjøgersen Elja
Kronos Quartet
VENUE: Zankel Hall
ADMISSION: $95

FRIDAY, March 28
7:30 pm Written for Talea: Cycles of Unrest
Program:
Emily Koh – bridging:isolation (2013)
George Christofi – Kýklos (2024) *US Premiere
Andreas Tsiartas – We Have All Forgotten (2024) *US Premiere
Evis Sammoutis – Kyprogenḗs (2025) *World Premiere
Eric Chasalow – Fever Dream (2025) *World Premiere
Ni Zheng – Chimeric Chamber (2025) *World Premiere – Talea Ensemble Early Career Commission
Artists: Talea Ensemble
VENUE: Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew (520 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn)
ADMISSION: $10-20

SATURDAY, March 29
7PM 4711 – Intercourse of Ghosts
Intercourse of Ghostsб a multilingual opera reimagining the correspondence between Franz Kafka and Milena Jesenská
Hidejiro Honjoh, shamisen
Annabelle Plum, voice
Akihito Obama, shakuhachi
Hiroya Miura, director
Carl Christian Bettendorf, composer
Hiroya Miura, composer
VENUE: Bohemian National Hall (Czech Center)
ADMISSION: free

SATURDAY, March 29
7:30 PM Leonkoro Quartet
Caroline Shaw, Entr’acte
Hindemith, String Quartet No. 2 in F Minor, Op. 10
Beethoven, String Quartet in A Minor, Op. 132
VENUE: The 92nd Street Y
ADMISSION: Starting at $40