Excited to be performing Lou Bunk’s “Luna” for solo saxophone and electronics at the New York City Electroactoustic Music Festival (NYCEMF) at Abrons Arts Center.
Concert 15
Tues, June 14, 8pm
Abrons Arts Center
466 Grand St.
New York, NY 10002
For a full listing of NYCEMF programs, click here.
Delighted to be performing on conch shell in this Boston performance of John Luther Adams’ Inuksuit.
Kadence Arts is partnering with the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University to bring Pulitzer Prize winner John Luther Adams’ epic outdoor piece, Inuksuit, to Boston for the first time! The event will be held on Sunday, June 12 at 3pm in the conifer collection of the Arnold Arboretum. It will feature over 50 New England based percussionists, and is free to the public! We need your help to make this happen! Please consider making a donation or purchasing a ticket to our fundraising concert on March 24, 2016.
Sunday, June 12 @3pm
Conifer Collection
Arnold Arboretum
Harvard University
Friday, June 10
New Thread Quartet presents Explorations: New Works for Saxophone
NTQ presents a program of cutting edge rep including the premiere of our latest major commission: Scott Wollschleger’s Without World. Stay tuned for details!
Music For Contemplation presents:
Raw Lines
Erin Rogers (saxophone) performs an extended version of Swiss composer Christian Kobi’s Raw Lines IV for saxophone and feedback.
Saturday, June 4, 2016, 8:05pm
Church of the Annunciation
259 North 5th st, at Havemeyer and Metropolitan
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Wednesday, June 1
7-8pm: Sweet Soubrette – Indie / Pop / Cabaret
Shrine
2271 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd
New York, NY 10030
Playing saxophone with “Sweet Soubrette, a ukulele-powered indie rock band with dark, poetic lyrics, songs that tell stories, and lush instrumentation. Sweet Soubrette’s edgy love songs explore troubled romance, works of literature, and the mysteries of existence, featuring the songwriting, vocals and ukulele of Ellia Bisker and a talented backing band. Bisker honed her performance chops playing ukulele in the Bindlestiff Family Cirkus, and the glittery eyelashes she wears onstage hint at her vaudevillean origins. Time Out NY says “Sweet Soubrette’s style comes with a pinch of Regina Spektor quirk and a spoonful of old-timey burlesque.” The Deli Magazine calls Sweet Soubrette “One of New York’s most intriguing songwriting forces…rock star command and intelligently crafted music.”
http://shrinenyc.com/