Tuesday, November 14, 2023 // 7:30pm
Scholes Street Studio
375 Lorimer St
Brooklyn, NY
$10 door/advance
Hypercube’s 2023 Composition Lab culminates in the virtual premieres of 14 new works for saxophone, guitar, piano and percussion by a talented cohort of composers. Free & viewable online. Join us chat-side!
Concert #2:
Sunday, Nov 12, 4pm (virtual)
Streaming Link
Learn more about the Hypercube Composition Lab
Hypercube’s 2023 Composition Lab culminates in the virtual premieres of 1 new works for saxophone, guitar, piano and percussion by a talented cohort of composers. Free & viewable online. Join us chat-side!
Concert #1:”Choreographies” Premieres by CubeLab5 Composers
Saturday, Nov 11, 2023 // 6pm EDT (virtual)
Streaming Link
Program:
Choreographies iX.3 by Matt A. Mason
dredge ii by James May
Ghazaliyât No. 2 by Hesam Abedini
3×4 by Efraín Rozas
The Spare Room by Blake Opper
Climate of the Market by Austin Gray Williams
unbroken passion by Indigo Knecht
Hypercube: Erin Rogers, saxophone Jay Sorce, guitar Andrea Lodge, piano/accordion Chris Graham, percussion
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and by the New York State Council on the Arts. Thank you to Adelphi University for its support of the Hypercube Composition Lab.
Learn more about the Hypercube Composition Lab
Honored to have built the music for Leslie Freeman Taub’s solo work: David’s Lotus Sutra for “And yet”- a festival curated by choreographer Heidi Latsky. This beautiful and thought-provoking celebration of disability and dance features three disabled choreographers-Mark Travis Rivera, Nicole Marquez, and Leslie Taub. Each with distinctive voices that bring a raw vulnerability and fierceness to the stage.
Sat 10/28 & Sun 10/29 @6:30 & 8:30pm
Studio 3R
12 St Marks Pl, NYC
Tickets 2:00pm / 4:00pm
Honored to have built the music for Leslie Freeman Taub’s solo work: David’s Lotus Sutra for “And yet”- a festival curated by choreographer Heidi Latsky. This beautiful and thought-provoking celebration of disability and dance features three disabled choreographers-Mark Travis Rivera, Nicole Marquez, and Leslie Taub. Each with distinctive voices that bring a raw vulnerability and fierceness to the stage.
Sat 10/28 & Sun 10/29 @6:30 & 8:30pm
Studio 3R
12 St Marks Pl, NYC
Tickets 6:30pm / 8:30pm
ARTISTS STUDIO: GEORGE LEWIS / AMINA CLAUDINE MYERS
On the first half of the program, the International Contemporary Ensemble will present the US premiere of George Lewis’s Blombos Workshop (2020) for piano, which engages an overarching concern of Jamaican critical theorist Sylvia Wynter—the promise and potential of the human. This is followed by his Assemblage (2013) for nonet, which presents the sounds of contingency, heterogeneity, nonlinearity, emergence, and bricolage.
More Info HERE
SAX EXPLORATION NIGHT: NEW THREAD QUARTET, EL NOORDZO & JOY ON FIRE
SATURDAY, 10/20 @ 8P
Prototype
237 River St
Paterson, NJ 07501
An evening of saxophone exploration featuring three bands, three unique styles, one badass instrument.
NEW THREAD QUARTET: NYC-based new music saxophone quartet.
EL NOORDZO: Psychedelic afro-carribean surf jazz.
JOY ON FIRE: Sax-bass-drums punk-jazz trio that frequents the P237 stage.
More info
Tickets
As Co-Artistic Director of Tactus Contemporary Chamber Music, my colleague Matt Ward and I will present 6 concerts of chamber music this year featuring students of Manhattan School of Music’s Contemporary Performance Program. All concerts are free. Please join us on the Upper West Side this season.
CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE PROGRAM
Matthew Ward and Erin Rogers, Artistic Directors
Todd Reynolds, Soundpainter
David Cossin, percussion
Gregg August, bass
LOUIS ANDRESSEN Workers Union
ANTON WEBERN Quartet Op. 22
ANTHONY R. GREEN Collide-oscope I
JENNIFER WALSHE EVERYTHING YOU OWN HAS BEEN TAKEN TO A DEPOT SOMEWHERE (2013)
Free, tickets required
Ades Performance Space
Manhattan School of Music
130 Claremont Avenue
New York, New York 10027