Central to the new-music experience in New York.
– Time Out NY
Central to the new-music experience in New York.
– Time Out NY


L to R: Cheah by Drew Bordeaux; Feldman by Dennis Enser / UB Music Library Collection; Wolff by Daniela D.
EO marks Morton Feldman's centenary with two special works, Instruments 1 (1974) and Bass Clarinet and Percussion (1981), as well as Victoria Cheah’s It has only shelves (2024), written for EO, and Christian Wolff’s tribute to Feldman, For Morty (1987).
Tickets
EO Event Page
PROGRAM
Victoria Cheah It has only shelves (2023)*
Morton Feldman Bass Clarinet and Percussion (1981)
Morton Feldman Instruments 1 (1974)
Christian Wolff For Morty (1987)
*written for EO
PERSONNEL
Stuart Breczinski - oboe & English horn
Lauren Cauley - violin
Victoria Cheah - electronics, composer
Russell Greenberg - percussion
Madison Greenstone - bass clarinet
Joseph Kubera - piano, celeste
Margaret Lancaster - alto & piccolo flute
Chris McIntyre - trombone
Chris Nappi - percussion
Aliya Ultan - cello

Darmstadt's 22nd-Annual NYC In C
June 24 (Terry Riley’s 91st birthday)
Le Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10012
Doors - 7pm
Concert - 8pm
Tickets: https://lpr.com/lpr_events/nycinc26/
Qasim Naqvi, drums
Anna Abondolo, bass
Grey McMurray, guitar
David Grubbs, guitar
Zach Layton, 17-string bass
Modney, violin
Scott Li, electric violin
Jessica Pavone, viola
Lester St. Louis, cello
Stuart Bogie, clarinet
Samantha Kocis, flute
Rebekah Fawn Heller, bassoon
Matana Roberts, saxophone
Ingrid Laubrock, saxophone
Chris Williams, trumpet
Chris Mcintyre, trombone
Seth Cluett, electronics
Levi Lu, electronics
Luisa Muhr, voice
Megan Schubert voice
Sonia Megias, voice
Nick Hallett, voice
David Nagler, voice
Phyllis Chen, piano
Zeena Parkins, accordion
(lineup subject to change)
Declaration: Songs of Democracy, Voices of Hope
American Composers Orchestra
Wednesday, July 1, 2026 at 7:30 PM
ACO Event Page
What does it mean to be an American today? That is the question posed by the curator, pianist and producer Lara Downes in Declaration: Songs of Democracy, Voices of Hope, featuring world premieres by three major composers. Valerie Coleman presents Life, a work for solo piano; Arturo O'Farrill offers the Liberty; and Christopher Tin closes with The Pursuit of Happiness. These latter two compositions are performed by the American Composers Orchestra, under the baton of Eric Jacobsen, with the aid of a select collective of artists and bands who represent a wide range of the American experience. Guests will include jazz bassist Christian McBride, vocalists Kurt Elling and Aoife O’Donovan, and more to be announced.

CJM - Music Director, keyboard
Purchase from Forced Exposure

CJM performing his work Reverses (2019)
Sounding Serra at Gagosian Gallery, Dec. '19
string quartet and piano (for Ne(x)tworks); premiere perf. on 5/3/08