The New Thread Quartet joins Music for Contemplation to present an outdoor concert of works for 8 saxophones. Walk, bike, or picnic while taking in premiere works by Craig Shepard’s and Erin Rogers. Both works incorporate the sounds of the site, inviting listeners to pause and breath in the ambience.
Sunday, September 12, 2021, 4pm ET
Newtown Creek Nature Walk
End of Paidge Avenue
Brooklyn, NY, 11222
The Newtown Creek Nature walk is a superfund site located near the ends of Paidge Avenue and Provost Streets at the northeast tip of Greenpoint, Brooklyn. 7 to Hunter’s Point Avenue and walk over the Pulaski, G to Greenpoint Avenue, B32/B67 to the foot of the Pulaski Bridge. Parking is available near the entrance to the Walk. If you have not been to the site before, please leave a few minutes early to find your way.
This event is entirely outdoors. In the event of rain, the performance will take place nearby under coverage.
All performers are required to be vaccinated; listeners are strongly encouraged to wear masks.
Concert is free an open to the public.
New Thread Quartet saxophonist Kristen McKeon was recognized with a $5,000 City Artists Corps grant from the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) to contribute to the presentation of this event.
Talea Ensemble performs the US premiere of Olga Neuwirth’s Die Stadt ohne Juden
September 18, 2021 @8:00pm
DiMenna Center for Classical Music
Cary Hall
450 W 37th St
New York, NY
Music with a screening of the 1924 silent film by Hans Karl Breslauer
Olga Neuwirth: Die Stadt ohne Juden (2017) *US Premiere
James Baker, conductor
Concerts
Bushwick Improvised Music Series
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 // 7 PM EDT
Bph bushwick party house
1288 Myrtle Ave, New York, NY
7pm
Alec Goldfarb – guitar
Carlos Aguilar – flute
Laura Cocks – flute
Zekkereya El-magharbel – trombone
Weston Olencki – trombone
Marina Kifferstein – Violin
Erin Rogers – tenor saxophone
Gleb Kanasevich – clarinet
8pm Blaise Siwula – reeds
Dmitry Ishenko – bass
Dave Miller – drums
9pm Bushwick Series House Band
w/ Stephen Gauci – tenor saxophone
Adam Lane – bass
Colin Hinton – drums
10pm Juan Pablo Carletti’s “Biggish”
w/Juan Pablo Carletti -drums
Yoni Kretzmer – tenor saxophone
Charlotte Greve – saxophones/flutes
Rick Parker – trombone
Kenny Warren- trumpet
Kenneth Jimenez – bass
Ben Stapp – tuba
Jake Henry – trumpet
11pm David Aaron – soprano saxophone
Nick Panoutsos – bass
David Gould – drums
$15 at the door (downstairs)
Leesta Vall welcomes NYC’s Gelsey Bell // Erin Rogers (thingNY) to Live Sessions on July 13th, 2021. This session is available exclusively via preorder.
Leesta Vall will cut a 7″ lathe cut vinyl record of a song of your choosing for each person that orders between now and the session date. No two records will be the same and only one copy of each will be made. Your record will include a one-of-a-kind performance from the duo, cut specifically for you.
Learn more + order copies HERE
Watch us cut these tracks LIVE ON FACEBOOK
New Thread Quartet performs LIVE, in-person + online Sunday 6/20 @ Infrequent Seams Streamfest. Works by Amy Beth Kirsten + James Ilgenfritz. The program runs Thurs through Sun with an exciting lineup of artists. Please tune in!
Sun, June 20 @4:00p ET
The live stream is hosted on Bandcamp, and requires a free Bandcamp fan account to view.
Link to tickets ($5) and stream HERE
Catch Popebama on the Infrequent Seams Streamfest alongside an incredible lineup of artists. Set #1 is a performance of “Fuse” by Patrick Chan while set #2 features two newly minted works from the Popebama vault, including the Dennis Sullivan‘s “Gamma Chamber” and the ultimate joystick competition “Showdown.”
Thurs, June 17 @7:00p ET
The live stream is hosted on Bandcamp, and requires a free Bandcamp fan account to view.
Link to tickets ($5) and stream HERE
Hypercube closes its 2020/21 season with an exciting concert of works by UNCG composers. Over the past 3 years, Hypercube has had the pleasure of collaborating with students and faculty from the UNC Greensboro School of Music, including members of the performance and composition studios. Collaborative projects have included the Hypercube Composition Lab, Charlotte New Music Festival, and a mini residency at UNCG. This program will feature selected works including the world premiere of “Power Strip” by Mark Engebretson alongside performances of works by Lihuen Sirvent, Treya Nash, and Alejandro Rutty.
Please join us!
This concert will broadcast online.
