Second Sunday Series
Sunday, January 9, 2015 @3pm
Bloomingdale School of Music
323 W 108th St
New York, NY 10025
FREE & open to all
Meighan Stoops: Clarinet
New York Counterpoint (Reich)
Movements from the Cello Suites transcribed for Clarinet (Bach)
Craig Shepard: Circle Music 4.1
Craig Shepard: Trombone
Meighan Stoops: Clarinet
Kevin Farrell: Bass
Erin Rogers: Saxophone
United States Navy Band International Saxophone Symposium
George Mason University Center for the Arts
4400 University Dr
Fairfax, VA 22030
January 6-7, 2017
Performing Assembly Line by Joe Michaels (for 2 soprano saxophones + electronics) and Karate by Alex Mincek (for 2 tenor saxophones) with saxophonist Geoffrey Deibel.
Jan 6, 2016 @4:30pm
Performing Arts Building
Chorus Room A321
Sound Traffic is a new concert series bringing together talented composers and sound creators from diverse backgrounds to present works with personal and meaningful music and sonic ideas. I’ll perform Hannah Selin’s “Aspenepsa” for solo alto saxophone and fixed media.
8pm
Firehouse Space
246 Frost St.
Brooklyn, NY
Works by:
* Cory Bracken (http://
with Susan Davita Mandel, cello
* Jesse Elder (http://
* Howie Kenty (http://hwarg.com/)
with Hitomi Honda, piano
* Akio Mokuno (http://www.akiomokuno.com/)
with Hitomi Honda, piano
and Taeko Ota, soprano
* Tomek Regulski (www.tomekregulski.com)
with Mara Mayer, bass clarinet
and Lisa Maree Dowling, bass
* Hannah Selin (https://hannahselin.net/)
with Erin Rogers, alto saxophone
NTQ joins members of Iktus percussion for a concert of music by composer Nick Mechak. We will be premiering a new work for saxophone quartet and 2 percussionists. Stay tuned for details!
Monday, November 28
6:30pm Discussion
The Segal Theatre
The Graduate Center, CUNY 365 Fifth Ave at 34th St
FREE + open to the public
First come, first served
We livestream our events at www.theSegalCenter.org/home
Please check back on the day of the event
New York City is experiencing a renaissance of contemporary opera. Artists find boundary-pushing new expressions by crossing musical genres, creating stunning visuals, and defining new narratives. Join us to explore how and why experimental theatre artists successfully revive this art form, while classical opera is struggling. Artists and producers at the forefront of the contemporary New York opera scene will present their works and discuss the radically changing landscape of the field.
Participating artists: Jecca Barry (General Manager, Beth Morrison Projects); Lisa Bielawa(Composer); M. Lamar (Composer/Performer); Aaron Siegel (Composer/Producer, Experiments in Opera); Ashley Tata (Director) and thingNY (Composer/Performer collective); and Kristin Marting (Co-producer, PROTOTYPE and Artistic Director, HERE Arts Center).