This show is a journey through time and space as we perform for you a collection of music composed by Idris Frederick. Idris’s music has been described as ethereal, heavy hitting, extremely funky, and infectious. We hope to bring you a performance that not only will keep you on the edge of your seat but will also leave you with a deeper understanding of yourself and the world around you through the power of music.
Henry Threadgill, Vijay Iyer, and Dafnis Prieto form a groundbreaking musical trio that defies genre boundaries and electrifies audiences worldwide.
“A Worthy Mirror” project represents a time-traveling dialogue with the 12th-century trobairitz—the feminine counterpart of the poet-composers known as troubadours.Together with guest artist Amanda Gookin of Forward Music Project, we are commissioning eleven female and non-binary composers to respond to and converse with the 36 extant trobairitz texts (of which we only have music for one).
Presented by Death of Classical. Violinist, visionary, and DoC veteran Curtis Stewart celebrates Valentine’s Day in the Crypt, with his Grammy-nominated program of Love.
Presented by JACK Quartet.
The News From Utopia is the title of violinist Austin Wulliman‘s debut release as composer. This concert presents and celebrates the premiere of several works by Wulliman, including the breaking News.
ETHEL and Friends is a music series lovingly programmed for “Date Night” at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Great Hall Balcony Cafe on the 2nd Floor, by the resident ensemble, ETHEL. “Date Night” Artists perform 3 sets on Fridays and Saturdays from 6 - 8:30 PM.
Presented by NYU Steinhardt Program in Vocal Performance. Titanic , the epic musical by Maury Yeston and Peter Stone, features romance, adventure, and intrigue on a grand scale. Directed by original Broadway cast member and adjunct faculty member Ted Sperling, TITANIC is the first full musical theater production in the new Iris Cantor Theatre, showcasing the state-of-the-art capabilities of the venue.
Presented by INTERWOVEN. A concert program and event celebrating the composition of Asian folklore-inspired works on the night of the Lunar New Year 2024.
Macabéa is an opera by Suzanne Farrin based on the novel The Hour of the Star by Clarice Lispector. It is an electro-sonic operatic experience with film and music that examines the cultural, psychological, and spiritual manifestations of poverty and power.
Bergamot Quartet is Ledah Finck and Sarah Thomas, violins; Amy Tan, viola; and Irène Han, cello. Founded at the Peabody Institute in Baltimore in 2016, Bergamot Quartet is based in New York City and was the Graduate String Quartet in Residence at the Mannes School of Music for 2020-2022.
Ensembles of Philharmonic musicians perform in intimate Merkin Hall. Hear the individual talents that make up the Orchestra and experience the passion and personality of the performers with a program that includes works by Mozart, Ellen Taaffe Zwilich, and Brahms.
Presented by Gather NYC. The Overlook returns to GatherNYC to present Douglas J Cuomo’s meditative and ecstatic work “Seven Limbs” for string quartet and improvised saxophone with the legendary, Grammy-winning Joe Lovano.
Deep Listening at The Parkside Lounge: a night of live electronic performances by Kevin Kenkel, Michael Beharie, and Molto Ohm with special guest Taja Cheek. Enjoy experimental instrumentations, psychedelic resonances, and cosmic sonic explorations.
Hosted by Tania León, featuring the 2024 Visionary Awards, Dwight Andrews, Philip Glass and Libby Larsen.
Composers Interviewing Composers
David Bridges talks with Barbara White & David Sanford. World premiere by David Sanford.
Composers Interviewing Composers
Gene Pritsker talks with Jane Getter & Erik T. Johnson.
Composers Interviewing Composers
Karen Siegel talks with Svjetlana Bukvich to discuss her combination of wind instruments with electronics.