Rocket City New Music

Season 3 Opener
3…2…1… LOOK!

Rocket City New Music is counting down to our season opener at The Electric Belle. We will explore how music is much more than just sound; it can express everything we can’t quite say with words and transport us without ever leaving our seat. In this genre-bending display of today’s most exciting composers, we will look to the uncharted for knowledge, look for the beauty in the chaos, look for the contradictions in certainty, and meaning in tragedy.

Program

ROBERT HONSTEIN We Choose to Go to the Moon (2011)
MISSY MAZZOLI Still Life with Avalanche (2008)
ANDY AKIHO NO one to kNOW one (2010)
TED HEARNE By-By Huey (2014)
EMMA O’HALLORAN Constellations (2018)

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Program

M. RAVEL - Piano Trio in A minor, M.67
i. Modéré
ii. Pantoum. Assez vif
iii. Passacaille. Très large
iv. Final. Animé

Performers
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Ari Evan, Cello
- Joanne Kang, Piano

Isaac Mizrahi narrates and directs Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s classic, accompanied by live orchestra, and the cast, wearing costumes by Mizrahi, performs choreography by John Heginbotham, bringing the 30-minute story to life for the young and young at heart.

No matter how tall or small, everyone needs a ticket.

Three shows each day.
December 10, 2023 1–1:30 pm EST Buy Tickets

December 10, 2023 2:30–3 pm EST Buy Tickets

December 10, 2023 4–4:30 pm EST Buy Tickets

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Isaac Mizrahi narrates and directs Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s classic, accompanied by live orchestra, and the cast, wearing costumes by Mizrahi, performs choreography by John Heginbotham, bringing the 30-minute story to life for the young and young at heart.

No matter how tall or small, everyone needs a ticket.

Three shows each day.
December 9, 2023 1–1:30 pm EST Buy Tickets

December 9, 2023 2:30–3 pm EST Buy Tickets

December 9, 2023 4–4:30 pm EST Buy Tickets

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Isaac Mizrahi narrates and directs Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s classic, accompanied by live orchestra, and the cast, wearing costumes by Mizrahi, performs choreography by John Heginbotham, bringing the 30-minute story to life for the young and young at heart.

No matter how tall or small, everyone needs a ticket.


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Program

JEFFREY MUMFORD her eastern light amid a cavernous dusk

REENA ESMAIL The Light is the Same

VIET CUONG Fine Lines

DOHNÁNYI Serenade for String Trio in C Major

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Pianist Joanne Kang is joined by Laura Andrade (cello) and Yasmina Spiegelberg (clarinet) in a program exploring contemporary solo and chamber repertoire of composers from Ukraine, Italy, Estonia, and the United States.

PROGRAM:
Boris Lyatoshynsky- Prelude Op.38b No.1 and 2
Caroline Shaw- Gustave Le Gray
Florence Price- Adoration for cello and piano

Intermission

Arvo Pärt- Mozart-Adagio for clarinet, cello and piano
Nino Rota- Trio for clarinet, cello and piano

Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

Artistic Partners
- Mike Block, Cello
- Sandeep Das, Tabla

Sandeep Das and Mike Block have collaborated for more than 15 years to bring different worlds of music together so that they seamlessly flow as one. In this concert, through improvisation and the tradition of learning music aurally, they collaborate with members of Ensemble Connect to achieve a sangam, a confluence of different musical ideas that join like tributaries to form a mighty river of music. The repertoire includes original compositions; traditional music from India, Nepal, and Greece; and adaptations of contemporary music from Finland, Norway, and the US.

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Sulliman Tekalli, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Caeli Smith, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

Hear the next generation of classical musicians in Ensemble Connect, the constantly evolving group called “the new face of classical music for New York” by The New York Times. Its final program of the season opens with Valerie Coleman’s Rubispheres, a series of chamber trios dedicated to urban life and landscapes—thus far including New York’s Lower East Side and Washington Heights. Also included are Dvořák’s spirited Terzetto, Johann Strauss Jr.’s regal Kaiser Waltz (arranged by Schoenberg), and Dohnányi’s dramatic, final piece of chamber music.

Program

VALERIE COLEMAN Rubispheres

DVOŘÁK Terzetto

J. STRAUSS JR. Kaiser Waltz (arr. Schoenberg)

DOHNÁNYI Sextet in C Major, Op. 37

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

American Modern Opera Company, Artistic Partner
- Miranda Cuckson, Violin
- Conor Hanick, Piano
- Julia Eichten, Dancer and Choreographer

In collaboration with members of interdisciplinary group AMOC*, Ensemble Connect invites audiences to an evening of close listening and engagement with sound, silence, movement, and space. Through compositions by Michael Pisaro, Jennifer Walshe, Jürg Frey, Carolyn Chen, and more, the concert explores physical awareness, attention to each other, and the spontaneity of personal and collective responses. Listeners are encouraged to arrive when doors open at 7 PM to engage with Pisaro’s space and other pieces of music.

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

The talented musicians performing in Ensemble Connect form “one of the strongest ensembles in the city” (New York Classical Review). Over the course of this fellowship program, extraordinary young professionals perform a series of concerts that smartly bridges the history and future of classical music, from timeless Baroque music to new works. This program includes a New York premiere by Michi Wiancko, commissioned by Carnegie Hall; brilliant quintets by Mozart and R. Schumann; and Dark Wood by Pulitzer Prize winner Jennifer Higdon—a title that refers to the bassoon, used virtuosically throughout the piece.

Program

JENNIFER HIGDON Dark Wood

MOZART Quintet for Piano and Winds in E-flat Major, K. 452

MICHI WIANCKO New Work (NY Premiere, commissioned by Carnegie Hall)

R. SCHUMANN Piano Quintet

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

The talented musicians performing in Ensemble Connect form “one of the strongest ensembles in the city” (New York Classical Review). Over the course of this fellowship program, extraordinary young professionals perform a series of concerts that smartly bridges the history and future of classical music, from timeless Baroque music to new works. This program includes a New York premiere by Michi Wiancko, commissioned by Carnegie Hall; brilliant quintets by Mozart and R. Schumann; and Dark Wood by Pulitzer Prize winner Jennifer Higdon—a title that refers to the bassoon, used virtuosically throughout the piece.

Program

JENNIFER HIGDON Dark Wood

MOZART Quintet for Piano and Winds in E-flat Major, K. 452

MICHI WIANCKO New Work (Premiere, commissioned by Carnegie Hall)

R. SCHUMANN Piano Quintet

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

The talented musicians performing in Ensemble Connect form “one of the strongest ensembles in the city” (New York Classical Review). Over the course of this two-year fellowship program, extraordinary young professionals perform a series of concerts that smartly bridges the history and future of classical music, from timeless Baroque music to new works. This program includes a New York premiere by Michi Wiancko, commissioned by Carnegie Hall; brilliant quintets by Mozart and R. Schumann; and Dark Wood by Pulitzer Prize winner Jennifer Higdon—a title that refers to the bassoon, used virtuosically throughout the piece.

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Christopher Goodpasture, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Mari Lee, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello
- Madeline Fayette, Cello
- Doug Balliett, Bass

Program

FELIX MENDELSSOHN Piano Trio No. 1 in D Minor

KEVIN PUTS Seven Seascapes

FRANÇAIX Octet

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Isaac Mizrahi narrates and directs Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s classic, accompanied by live orchestra, and the cast, wearing costumes by Mizrahi, performs choreography by John Heginbotham, bringing the 30-minute story to life for the young and young at heart.

No matter how tall or small, everyone needs a ticket.

Three shows each day.
1–1:30 pm EST

2:30–3 pm EST

4–4:30 pm EST

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Performers:
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Stuart Breczinski, Oboe
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Brian Hong, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello
- Lizzie Burns, Double Bass
- Jared Soldiviero, Percussion
- John Ostrowski, Percussion

Isaac Mizrahi narrates and directs Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s classic, accompanied by live orchestra, and the cast, wearing costumes by Mizrahi, performs choreography by John Heginbotham, bringing the 30-minute story to life for the young and young at heart.

No matter how tall or small, everyone needs a ticket.

Three shows each day.
1–1:30 pm EST

2:30–3 pm EST

4–4:30 pm EST

EVENT PAGE LINK & TICKETS

Performers:
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Stuart Breczinski, Oboe
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Brian Hong, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello
- Lizzie Burns, Double Bass
- Jared Soldiviero, Percussion
- John Ostrowski, Percussion

With virtuosity and versatility, Ensemble Connect performs a vast range of works each season, from historic standouts to worthy, lesser-known pieces to brand new commissions. In its first concert of the 2022–2023 season, the group of exceptional young professionals performs a program that includes C. Schumann’s sole piano trio, an under-performed masterpiece; one of J. S. Bach’s timeless Brandenburg concertos; a Martinů quartet uniquely scored for clarinet, horn, cello, and snare drum; and a captivating piece by Eleanor Alberga that resembles a traditional multi-movement string quartet in a single well-developed movement.

Program

B. MARTINŮ Quartet for Clarinet, Horn, Cello, and Side/Snare Drum, H. 139

C. SCHUMANN Piano Trio in G Minor, Op. 17

E. ALBERGA String Quartet No. 2

J. S. BACH Brandenburg Concerto No. 5

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano and Harpsichord
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Brian Hong, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello
- Garrett Arney, Snare Drum

With virtuosity and versatility, Ensemble Connect performs a vast range of works each season, from historic standouts to worthy, lesser-known pieces to brand new commissions. In its return to Skidmore College for its biannual residency, the group of exceptional young professionals performs a program that includes C. Schumann’s sole piano trio, an under-performed masterpiece; one of J. S. Bach’s timeless Brandenburg concertos; a Martinů quartet uniquely scored for clarinet, horn, cello, and snare drum; and a captivating piece by Eleanor Alberga that resembles a traditional multi-movement string quartet in a single well-developed movement.

Program

MARTINŮ Quartet for Clarinet, Horn, Cello, and Side/Snare Drum, H. 139

C. SCHUMANN Piano Trio in G Minor, Op. 17

ELEANOR ALBERGA String Quartet No. 2

J. S. BACH Brandenburg Concerto No. 5

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Join us as some of classical music’s most exciting young professional musicians launch the 2022 Culpeper Summer Performance Series with a multidimensional performance that fuses sound and improvisation. The program, planned collaboratively with artistic partner The Afield, is a musical exploration of the ways in which nature, technology, and humankind intertwine. The performance features music by Lisa Bielawa, Angélica Negrón, and others.

A reception will follow.

The rain date for this event is Thursday, June 9, 2022.


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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

The Afield, Artistic Partner
- Rebecca Fischer, Violin
- Anthony Hawley, Visual Artist and Writer

Join Ensemble Connect and Artistic Partner The Afield for an immersive exploration of the ways in which nature, technology, and humankind intertwine. Fusing sound, visual art, and improvisation, this multidimensional performance features audience participation and music by Lisa Bielawa, Angélica Negrón, and others. Ensemble Connect showcases exceptional young professional musicians and the vast possibilities of classical music in exciting and unexpected ways.

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

Program

JOAN TOWER "Petroushskates"

HANNAH LASH Leander and Hero

BRAHMS Piano Quintet in F minor, Op.34

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Performers

Angel Blue
Michael Feinstein
Denyce Graves
Evgeny Kissin
Isabel Leonard
Midori
Itzhak Perlman
Cécile McLorin Salvant
Chris Thile
Jessica Vosk
Adrienne Warren
Members of Ensemble Connect
Ukrainian Chorus Dumka of New York
Richard Gere, Host

with
Sullivan Fortner, Piano

Marc Bruni, Director
Jonathan Tolins and Robert Cary, Writers
Mary-Mitchell Campbell, Musical Director
Alan Adelman, Lighting Designer
Nevin Steinberg, Sound Designer

Join an all-star lineup of performers for this special benefit concert. Proceeds from this one-night-only event—including 100% of ticket sales—support Direct Relief, a humanitarian aid nonprofit organization that provides urgently needed medical supplies to relief groups on the ground in Ukraine. Hear luminaries of classical music, opera, jazz, and Broadway, as well as the Ukrainian Chorus Dumka of New York. Carnegie Hall is proud to host this historic concert in solidarity with the people of Ukraine—and deeply grateful to the incredible artists and music lovers making this impactful event possible.

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Direct Relief is a US-based organization with a Platinum rating on GuideStar, earning a 100% fundraising efficiency rating from Forbes. Charity Navigator lists it among the "10 Best Charities Everyone's Heard Of," and it is named among "the world's most innovative companies in not-for-profit" by Fast Company.

Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello
- Lizzie Burns, Double Bass
- Ian Sullivan, Percussion

Julia Wolfe, Artistic Partner
David Bloom, Conductor

Program

ROBERT HONSTEIN Endless Landscape (commissioned by Carnegie Hall, World Premiere)

GABRIELLA SMITH Tessellations

GABRIELLA SMITH Maré

GEORGE LEWIS Shadowgraph, 5

KYLE BRENN Blossoming Like Crazy (revised version, World Premiere)

SHELLEY WASHINGTON A Kind of Lung (arr. for Ensemble Connect, commissioned by Carnegie Hall; World Premiere)

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Bixby Kennedy, Clarinet (Alum)
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nik Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Elizabeth Fayette, Violin (Alum)
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Madeline Fayette, Cello (Alum)
- Evan Premo, Double Bass (Alum)

The always exciting and ever-daring Ensemble Connect brings superb musicianship and passion to every performance. Each season, these young musicians interpret a vast range of music from the Baroque to new works by leading contemporary composers—including Kaija Saariaho, whose Semafor (co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall) receives its world premiere.

Program

WYNTON MARSALIS "Meeelaan"

R. SCHUMANN Märchenerzählungen

KAIJA SAARIAHO Semafor (World Premiere, co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall)

BRAHMS Trio in E-flat Major for Violin, Horn, and Piano, Op. 40

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

Program

DU YUN "i am my own achilles' heel"

GABRIELA LENA FRANK "Hilos"

STRAVINSKY Septet

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Quintet in B-flat Major

Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Stuart Breczinski, Oboe (Alum)
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello
- Ha Young Jung, Bass (Alum)

Virtuosity and versatility make Ensemble Connect concerts unforgettable musical events. These gifted young musicians are enthusiastic advocates for music that spans the Baroque to the present day. Ensemble Connect always shines a light on composers who deserve wider attention—like African British composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, whose beautiful Nonet is featured on this program.

Program

TRAD. "Deep River" (arr. Gabriel Chakarji; after Coleridge-Taylor)

CHERYL FRANCES-HOAD "The Forgiveness Machine"

RAMEAU Gavotte and Six Doubles (arr. Ryohei Kakagawa)

BEETHOVEN Serenade in D Major, Op. 25

COLERIDGE-TAYLOR Nonet in F Minor, Op. 2

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Ensemble Connect: Also performing April 11.

Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello

Program

CAROLINE SHAW Entr'acte

MOZART Quartet for Flute, Violin, Viola, and Cello in D Major, K. 285

NIKOLAI KAPUSTIN Trio for Flute, Cello, and Piano, Op. 86

FANNY MENDELSSOHN String Quartet in E-flat Major

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Performers

Ensemble Connect
- Amir Farsi, Flute
- Yasmina Spiegelberg, Clarinet
- Nicholas Hooks, Bassoon
- Cort Roberts, French Horn
- Joanne Kang, Piano
- Rubén Rengel, Violin
- Stephanie Zyzak, Violin
- Halam Kim, Viola
- Laura Andrade, Cello
- Ha Young Jung, Double Bass
- Stuart Breczinski, Oboe

CONCERT PROGRAM

SPIRITUAL | Deep River (arr. Samuel Coleridge-Taylor/ Maud Powell)

CHERYL FRANCES-HOAD | The Forgiveness Machine

RAMEAU | Gavotte with 6 doubles (arr. Ryohei Kakagawa)

BEETHOVEN | Serenade in D Major, Op. 25

COLERIDGE-TAYLOR | Nonet in F Minor, Op. 2

Presented by the Department of Music and the Office of Special Programs

The biannual residency is made possible by the generous support of David and Beverly Sanders Payne '59 (October residency) and the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation (February residency).

*All in-person attendees must register for the event through Eventbrite.

Zankel welcomes Skidmore students, faculty, staff, and the general public back to the Music Center!

Zankel Event Safety Guidelines: All event guests 12 and older are required to be vaccinated.

• Proof of vaccination will be required at the door.

• All guests must wear masks at all times.

• If you are showing any COVID-19 symptoms, please refrain from coming to the event in person.

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Yasmina Spiegelberg, clarinet
Joanne Kang, piano
Jennifer Liu, violin
Halam Kim, viola
Laura Andrade, cello

Speakers: Daniel Libeskind, Dee Dunn from Open House New York

Access Contemporary Music celebrates 10 years of its award-winning podcast Relevant Tones with a three-day festival featuring music and conversation on the topics of Rube Goldberg machines, the intersection of music and architecture, and monsters. The festival features the launch of a new video series called Songs About Buildings and Moods that features commissioned music performed live in landmark spaces like the TWA Hotel, Tammany Hall, and others.

Night Two: Songs About Buildings and Moods
Friday, October 15

The exciting launch of a new series exploring the intersection of music and architecture, Songs About Buildings and Moods is an artistic interpretation of historically and culturally relevant spaces.  The series skips the usual scientific and acoustical ways of thinking about music and architecture and instead asks, how does this building make us feel?

Program
Eero by Stephanie Ann Boyd (Eero Saarinen’s TWA Flight Center)
Palimpsest: Thin Shell Structure by Anthony R. Green (TWA Flight Center)
Eliza by Nailah Nombeko (Morris-Jumel mansion)
Dancing About Architecture by Gene Pritsker (Milwaukee Ballet)
Surrounding Elements by Amos Gillespie (Frank Lloyd Wright’s Emil Bach House)
Deliverance by Regina Baiochi (Walter Bailey’s First Church of Deliverance)
City Music by Chiayu Hsu (Henry C. Koch’s City Hall in Milwaukee)
Rebirth by Liza Sobel (Theaster Gates’ Stony Island Arts Bank)

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DOORS 7PM

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This program is presented in partnership with Open House New York Weekend