Alarm Will Sound presents Scott Johnson’s 74 minute atheist oratorio, Mind Out of Matter, paired with Caleb Burhans’ Escape Wisconsin (Alarm Remix).
A tribute to the late composer as well as a world premiere by Michael Harrison.
ACME performs works by Charlemagne Palestine, Philip Glass, Clarice Jensen and Morton Feldman.
Wordless Music Orchestra and BAM present Terrance Malik’s film, “Voyage of Time”
Wordless Music Orchestra and BAM present Terrance Malik’s film, “Voyage of Time”
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble perform music from Infra and The Blue Notebooks
An evening of nice music by nice people presented by Benjamin Brody
Alarm Will Sound presents works by Alex Mincek, Zosha Di Castri,
Alarm Will Sound premieres new works by Oren Boneh, Christine Burke, Viet Cuong, Amanda Feery, Douglas Osmun, Gemma Peacocke and Igor Santos.
Alarm Will Sound presents works by Robert Morris, Alex Mincek, King Britt/Chris Stark and Stefan Freund/Matt Marks.
New works by King Britt, Eartheater and Oren Ambarchi.
n celebration of President Kennedy, KC Jukebox presents an evening of music informed by the Civil Rights movement, from Carlos Simon's An Elegy: Cry From the Grave—a haunting dedication to those wrongfully murdered by an oppressive power, performed by the Mivos Quartet—to a special performance by David T. Little's band, Newspeak. Composer Ted Hearne presents his moving The Answer to the Question that Wings Ask, performed by the Mivos Quartet with poet Saul Williams. The evening also features The Holy Presence of Joan d'Arc for 10 cellos by recently rediscovered visionary Julius Eastman, performed by American Contemporary Music Ensemble (ACME).
A New Sounds Live co-presentation hosted by John Schaefer & streamed live on NewSounds.org
Some of the greatest voices in contemporary music come together! Julianna Barwick’s ethereal, powerfully emotive voice paired with celebrated performers of early music ascends into a thrilling and truly ecstatic sonic world. Featuring premieres of new works by Barwick, Caleb Burhans, “New York’s mohawked Mozart” (Time Out New York), and Caroline Shaw, the youngest ever winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Music. The three-member super-group ModernMedieval features former Anonymous 4 founder Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek and Roomful of Teeth’s Martha Cluver and Eliza Bagg.
György Ligeti’s life was filled with drama. He escaped Nazi extermination in a Jewish labor camp and eventually fled totalitarian oppression at the hands of the liberating Soviets in Hungary. His music’s dense melodic webs and conflicting rhythms—along with a host of other experimental sounds, shapes, and forms—embody the dreams, fantasies, and nightmares of a life lived on the edge. Alarm Will Sound tells Ligeti’s incredible story through a blend of music and recorded sounds in a concert that resembles a live podcast.
String orchestra works by Michael Gordon and Julia Wolfe.
String orchestra works by Michael Gordon and Julia Wolfe.
Wordless Music presents the U.S. premiere live score of Paul Thomas Anderson’s PHANTOM THREAD, starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps, and Lesley Manville, with music by Jonny Greenwood, and nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director (Paul Thomas Anderson), Best Actor (Daniel Day-Lewis), and Best Score (Jonny Greenwood).
