Experiments in Opera presents
Constance: A Confession
featuring Hypercube Ensemble.
This performance is a preview of EiO’s Writers’ Room Opera that will premiere at HERE in spring 2026. This is a chance to get a behind-the-scenes glance at the opera development process. Light refreshments to follow.
Sunday, September 21st // 4pm
The Flea Theater
20 Thomas St
New York, NY 10570
FREE with RSVP
Trinity Minis: Small Concerts in Historic Places presents Hypercube. The quartet will perform works by composers Mike Zhou, Anna-Louise Walton, Kylan Hillman, Ricardo Gallo, and Tim Crist at Staten Island’s historic Trinity Lutheran Church. Tickets $15/person.
For more info + tickets: https://www.trinitylutheransi.
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 the New York State Council On The Arts (NYSCA).
Friends of Maple Grove presents Hypercube in concert. The performance will feature selected works from Cubelab 7, giving voice to emerging composers.
Thursday, September 25th time TBD
Avaloch Farm Institute
16 Hardy Ln
Boscawen, NH 03303
Kaufman Center presents thingNY + Jerome Kitzke // Artist as Curator
Thursday | October 16 2025 | 7:30 pm
MERKIN HALL
Kaufman Music Center
Abraham Goodman House
129 West 67th Street
New York, NY 10023
The brilliant NYC composer-performer collective thingNY presents the World Premiere of Jerome Kitzke’s I Wonder If This Ground Has Anything to Say (A Treaty Illumination). In his inimitable style, Kitzke fuses the rhythms of language and music into a powerful and urgent whole. With a 24-section libretto built by Kitzke from litanies of definitions, dates, names, places, and historic quotations—from Red Jacket to an unlikely Richard Nixon—the work sheds light on the existence of Treaties and Agreements made between the Indigenous Nations and the White Europeans/U.S. Government from 1613 to today. The Treaties made between 1775 and 1871 are still constitutionally the Law of the Land, and have often not been fully honored, especially in the areas of land base, education and health care. Kitzke’s musical illumination arrives as a fierce and timely reminder of the enduring legal and moral obligations set forth in the Treaties.
thingNY fuses electronic and acoustic chamber music with new opera, improvisation, theater, text, song, and installation, collaborating across disciplines, media and genres. Tribeca New Music presents and performs a bold new art music, infused with American pop culture.
More info + tickets: https://www.kaufmanmusiccenter.org/mch/event/thingny-jerome-kitzke/
Bowerbird presents New Thread Quartet’s latest program, Explorations V8: Energy Flows, featuring music by Marilyn Shrude, Georg Friedrich Haas, Hannah Kendall, and James Tenney, and a world premiere by Hong-Da Chin. The unifying element that brings these works together is the undulation of sonorities.
Explorations Vol 8: Energy Flows
Sunday, October 4 @ 5:00pm
Bowerbird
University Lutheran
3637 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tickets – $15-20
Program
Hannah Kendall – Gilt (2024)
Marilyn Shrude – energy flows nervously . . . in search of stillness (2015)
James Tenney – Swell Piece (1967)
Hong-Da Chin – Wishing doesn’t make it so (2025) *world premiere, NTQ commission
Georg Friedrich Haas – Saxophonquartett (2014)
More info HERE
mise-en presents New Thread Quartet’s latest program “Explorations Vol. 8: Energy Flows” featuring music by Marilyn Shrude, Georg Friedrich Haas, Hannah Kendall, and James Tenney, and a world premiere by Hong-Da Chin. The unifying element that brings these works together is the undulation of sonorities.
Explorations Vol 8: Energy Flows
Sunday, October 5 @ 3:00pm
MISE-EN_PLACE – 45 St Nicholas Avenue, New York, NY 10026
Tickets – $20, purchase through MISE-EN_PLACE
Program
Hannah Kendall – Gilt (2024)
Marilyn Shrude – energy flows nervously . . . in search of stillness (2015)
James Tenney – Swell Piece (1967)
Hong-Da Chin – Wishing doesn’t make it so (2025) *world premiere, NTQ commission
Georg Friedrich Haas – Saxophonquartett (2014)
Erin Rogers and Matt Ward (BM ’98), Co-Artistic and Administrative Advisors With guest artist Todd Reynolds, Soundpainter
PROGRAM:
Pulau Dewata by Claude Vivier
Arcades by George Lewis
Early in the Morning by Eve Beglarian
+ featuring Todd Reynolds, Soundpainter
Free, Reserve Tickets HERE
Livestream HERE
Ades Performance Space
Manhattan School of Music
130 Claremont Avenue
New York, New York 10027
Abilities Dance Boston presents
Branches 2025 is the third installment of the ADB dancer led, fully virtual show. This performance focuses on the intersections of climate justice and disability justice premiering online September 20th at 8 pm EST. Registrants will get a ticket link via email day of performance (no later than one hour before showtime).
Choreographers share new original pieces delving into themes that resonate with them and their dancers across geographies. They highlight how we can use wisdom from climate justice and disability justice to make our planet and our communities better for all. In addition to original music, audio descriptions, captions, and more, this is not a performance to miss!
Choreographers: Dara Capley, Vanessa Cruz, Claire Lane, Leslie Taub
Composer: Erin Rogers
Dancers: Alexis Bucci, Blake Campbell, Vanessa Cruz, Greenhouse, Ansley Hendrix, Josie Levey, Linda Lin, Aiden Marshall, Kate O’Day, Trinity Stevens, and Joshua Swift
This production is sponsored by Liberty Mutual Foundation.
Virtual only
Saturday, September 20, 2025, 7:00pm ET
Tickets are $25 general admission with an unlimited pay what you can option. Reserve for video link.
