IKTUS Combo, SIU GUITAR FESTIVAL 2015 (2ND EDITION)
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IKTUS Combo performs at the SIU GUITAR FESTIVAL 2015 (2ND EDITION)!
http://cola.siu.edu/music/camps-festivals-outreach/festivals/guitar-festival/
NTQ @Thurnauer School of Music – New Jersey
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New Thread performs and builds instruments with children!
Thurnauer School of Music
JCC on the Palisades
411 East Clinton Ave
Tenafly NJ 07670
Sunday April 3, 2016
3:00–4:30pm
Triple bill: Will Mason, Hunter Hunt-Hendrix & Iktus – LIVE @ Shea Stadium BK
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Triple bill: Will Mason, Hunter Hunt-Hendrix & Iktus – LIVE @ Shea Stadium BK
Stony Brook Premieres – Roulette
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28TH ANNUAL STONY BROOK PREMIERES! CONCERT
Featuring the Contemporary Chamber Players
Eduardo Leandro, director
Thursday, November 19 2015, 8:00 PM
Roulette, NYC
Free Admission
Paula Matthusen: of culpable trajectories and transformations (2015)
Christopher Swithinbank: local bonds (2015)
Piers Hellawell: Fictions (2015)
James Wood: Secret Dialogues (2014)
Erin Rogers: Shimmering Dust (2015)
Created by composer John Lessard in 1988, the Premieres! series has commissioned works by a wide array of composers from the United States and abroad for nearly three decades. This year’s concert features new works by Paula Matthusen, Christopher Swithinbank, Piers Hellawell and Stony Brook’s own Matthew Barnson.
http://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/music/premieres/premieres.html
Stony Brook Premieres – Staller Center
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28TH ANNUAL STONY BROOK PREMIERES! CONCERT
Featuring the Contemporary Chamber Players
Eduardo Leandro, director
Wednesday, November 18 2015, 8:00 PM
Recital Hall | Staller Center for the Arts
Free Admission
Paula Matthusen: of culpable trajectories and transformations (2015)
Christopher Swithinbank: local bonds (2015)
Piers Hellawell: Fictions (2015)
James Wood: Secret Dialogues (2014)
Erin Rogers: Shimmering Dust (2015)
Created by composer John Lessard in 1988, the Premieres! series has commissioned works by a wide array of composers from the United States and abroad for nearly three decades. This year’s concert features new works by Paula Matthusen, Christopher Swithinbank, Piers Hellawell and Stony Brook’s own Matthew Barnson.
http://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/music/premieres/premieres.html
IKTUS Combo, Illinois State University
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IKTUS Combo travels to Illinois State University, for an evening recital with students and faculty. More details to come!
Saturday November 14, 2015
8:00pm
Stuart Dempster – SONIC BREATHING AND CIRCULAR MEDITATIONS
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Music for Contemplation presents:
STUART DEMPSTER – SONIC BREATHING AND CIRCULAR MEDITATIONS
Saturday, October 3, 2015
8:05pm 10:05pm
Church of the Annunciation
259 N 5th St
(at Havemeyer and Metropolitan)
Brooklyn, NY 11211
http://www.mufoco.net/2015-events/2015/10/3/stuart-dempster
New Thread & Broken Reed Saxophone Quartets @Ibeam
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New Thread joins Broken Reed for a saxophone quartet double bill!
IBeam
Friday, November 6th @8:30pm
168 7th St,
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Advent Library Concert Series – New Thread
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New Thread Quartet performs on Boston’s Advent Library Series!
We’re excited to be playing on the wonderful Advent Library Concert Series. Join us for sets by Matt Scutchfield, Earth Tongues, and New Thread Quartet.
The Advent Library Concert Series is a monthly program that presents jazz, modern, folk, ethnic, and improvised music. The Library space is intimate and enchanting, and has a great sound for small acoustic groups, especially. The series is curated by Matt Samolis.
The Concerts are at the Church Library on the corner of Mt Vernon & Brimmer Streets in Beacon Hill. Directions, parking info, and other church items may be found here:http://theadventboston.org/geninfo/direct.htm.
Live 45 – New Thread Quartet @Spectrum
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$15 door / $10 students
Michael Vince’s Live 45 series at Spectrum NYC is inspired by settling down to a cup of coffee and an old 45 record, with concerts featuring two new “singles” by composers. Our program will premiere two major works by Spencer Arias and Diarmid Flatley.