Wavefield Ensemble premieres Clone Farm // Brooklyn College

Date: April 27, 2023
Time: 7:00 pm

At long last, Wavefield Ensemble will premiere Clone Farm, my 2020 commissioned work for large ensemble. I’m incredibly excited to perform alongside this cast of all-stars to bring this work to life.

Buchwald Theater
Brooklyn College
2900 Avenue H
Brooklyn, NY 11210

More info HERE

March 11, 2023

Main Drag w/ Jessica Pavone, Colin Hinton, T.J. Borden

Date: April 26, 2023
Time: 11:00 pm
Improvised Music @ the MAIN DRAG continues Wednesday 26th!
Wednesday April 26th, 2023
7:00pm Yang Lingyuan – Guitar
Asher Herzog – Drum
8:00pm Patrick Golden – drums
Jeff Pearring – alto saxophone
Ken Filiano – bass
Matt Hollenberg – guitar
9:00pm Stephen Gauci – t. saxophone
Adam Lane – bass
Kevin Shea – drums
10:00pm Nick Gianni – bari sax
Michael Irwin – trumpet
On Ka’a Davis – guitar
11pm Colin Hinton – drums
Jessica Pavone – viola
T.J. Borden – cello
Erin Rogers – tenor/soprano saxophones
$20 at the door (entire evening), cash/venmo
April 26th, 2023
@ The Main Drag
50 South 1st Street
Between Kent ave and Wythe Ave
(718) 388-6365
April 21, 2023

Pool 38 w/ Masayo Koketsu + More @Record Shop

Date: April 25, 2023
Time: 7:30 pm

April 21, 2023

92NY presents WildUp // Julius Eastman: III. Buddha

Date: April 22, 2023
Time: 7:00 pm

Wild Up: Radical Adornment
The Music of Julius Eastman: III — Buddha

Saturday, April 22, 2023 // 7:00 pm ET
The 92nd Street Y, New York
1395 Lexington Avenue
(between 91st & 92nd street)
New York, NY 10128

Tickets + Info

January 27, 2023

S.E.M. + Roscoe Mitchell @Bohemian National Hall

Date: April 21, 2023
Time: 7:00 pm

Czech Center New York presents a concert: Art of Music and Ideas: CZECH-AMERICAN-CZECH by Ostravská banda & S.E.M. Ensemble. Featuring Roscoe Mitchell.

Friday, April 21 · 7pm
Bohemian National Hall
321 East 73rd Street
New York, NY 10021

 

Czech Center New York presents a concert: Art of Music and Ideas: CZECH-AMERICAN-CZECH by Ostravská banda & S.E.M. Ensemble, conducted by Jiří Rožeň & Petr Kotík. The concert is part of the New York Tour of Ostravská banda.

In the early 1960s, a group of Czech composers (of classical music) was influenced by ideas and music that came from New York. Although later, the American influence in new music spread gradually throughout Europe, Prague was the first place where it had an important impact. This concert of music by the Czech and American composers (going back more than sixty years) will demonstrate the proximity of ideas between Czech and American avant-garde music. When John Cage visited Prague in 1964 and listened to music by Rudolf Komorous and Petr Kotik, he told them:

“What you are doing in Prague is extraordinary, I have never encountered anything like it”.

Ostravská banda is one of the foremost European chamber orchestras; based in Ostrava, it consists of musicians from Europe and the U.S. It was founded in 2005 by Petr Kotík as one of the resident orchestras at the festival Ostrava Days.

Produced by the Ostrava Center for New Music, the Ostravská banda New York tour, in collaboration with the local S.E.M. Ensemble, will include an April 19th performance at the Willow Place Auditorium in Brooklyn Heights and an April 20th performance at the Buchwald Theater of the newly completed Leonard & Claire Tow Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College.

Ostravská Banda’s New York tour will take place thanks to the support of the National Recovery Plan of the EU and the Statutory City of Ostrava and in cooperation with the New York-based S.E.M. Ensemble.

Art of Music and Ideas

CZECH-AMERICAN-CZECH

Ostravská banda & S.E.M. Ensemble

Jiří Rožeň & Petr Kotik, conductors

April 21, 2023