Hypercube performs at Southeastern University. The program will include the premiere of a new work by Philip Schuessler alongside works from Hypercube’s catalog of repertoire.
Wednesday, November 5th // 7:30pm
Southeastern Louisiana
Pottle Auditorium
548 Western Ave,
Hammond, LA 70401
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Hypercube performs at Louisiana State University as part of a 2-day residency. The program will include the premiere of a new work by Mara Gibson alongside works from Hypercube’s catalog of repertoire.
Tuesday, November 4th // 8:30pm
Louisiana State University
Digital Media Center Theatre
888 S Stadium Dr.
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
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MIOLINA presents
Greenwich House Music School
Concert Hall
46 Barrow St | NYC 10014
Popebama
Erin Rogers, saxophone
Dennis Sullivan, percussion
https://popebama.com/
The 46th Annual Bowling Green New Music Festival celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the College of Musical Arts and the many composers and performers who have made BGSU a hub of new music for nearly a half century. Duluth (2011) for saxophone quartet, will be performed alongside an exceptional program of works.
The Resonate Project, 2024-2026*
Solo/Chamber Works
Bryan Recital Hall,
Moore Musical Arts Center
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, Ohio
Featuring the Music of: Adrienne Albert, Juro Kim Feliz, Erin Rogers, Olav Berg, James Johnston, & John Eagle
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/