New Thread Quartet performs LIVE, in-person + online Sunday 6/20 @ Infrequent Seams Streamfest. Works by Amy Beth Kirsten + James Ilgenfritz. The program runs Thurs through Sun with an exciting lineup of artists. Please tune in!
Sun, June 20 @4:00p ET
The live stream is hosted on Bandcamp, and requires a free Bandcamp fan account to view.
Link to tickets ($5) and stream HERE
Catch Popebama on the Infrequent Seams Streamfest alongside an incredible lineup of artists. Set #1 is a performance of “Fuse” by Patrick Chan while set #2 features two newly minted works from the Popebama vault, including the Dennis Sullivan‘s “Gamma Chamber” and the ultimate joystick competition “Showdown.”
Thurs, June 17 @7:00p ET
The live stream is hosted on Bandcamp, and requires a free Bandcamp fan account to view.
Link to tickets ($5) and stream HERE
Mon, May 17th & Tues, May 18th
6-8p and/or 7-9p
Green-Wood Cemetery
Brooklyn, NY
Part walking tour, part performance—participants are led through Green-Wood’s winding paths and roads to encounter music embedded in and responding to the bucolic spring landscape. Scattered across the Cemetery’s rolling hills and in the Catacombs, Gelsey Bell (voice), Shayna Dunkleman (percussion), gamin (piri and saenghwang), Darius Jones (alto saxophone), Erin Rogers (tenor saxophone), and David Watson (great highland bagpipe) will perform three sets of un-amplified duets that investigate sound over distance.
More info + tickets: HERE
Mon, May 17th & Tues, May 18th
6-8p and/or 7-9p
Green-Wood Cemetery
Brooklyn, NY
Part walking tour, part performance—participants are led through Green-Wood’s winding paths and roads to encounter music embedded in and responding to the bucolic spring landscape. Scattered across the Cemetery’s rolling hills and in the Catacombs, Gelsey Bell (voice), Shayna Dunkleman (percussion), gamin (piri and saenghwang), Darius Jones (alto saxophone), Erin Rogers (tenor saxophone), and David Watson (great highland bagpipe) will perform three sets of un-amplified duets that investigate sound over distance.
More info + tickets: HERE
Part of the Look + Listen Festival 2021: At home edition, “Dear Nancine” is thingNY’s at-home, month-long series of multimedia gifts delivered through the U.S. mail. These gifts are for the receivers to enjoy alone or with household mates and close friends, and will offer ways to engage on the page, online, on a phone, outdoors, and potentially… with your old friend Nancine.
More information at: thingNY.com/events
Signups have reached capacity but you can keep up with the project at: dearnancine.com
“Dear Nancine” is being created for and because of the artistic and political reflections about “our land” and “our space,” given that the past year has forced us to occupy the smallest sliver of those things.