ISSUE presents an evening of pioneering work from choreographer and filmmaker Yvonne Rainer and composer David Behrman, highlighting the artists’ work interpreted and presented by a new generation of artists.
ISSUE presents an evening of pioneering work from choreographer and filmmaker Yvonne Rainer and composer David Behrman, highlighting the artists’ work interpreted and presented by a new generation of artists.
Celebrating Phill Niblock’s 75th Birthday and his contribution to Experimental Music. This evening includes performances of Tenor, 3 to 7 - 196, Four Arthurs, and A Third Trombone.
ISSUE Project Room and Darmstadt "Essential Repertoire" present Ne(x)tworks Ensemble performing music of the New York School.
ISSUE commemorates the close of 2016 with a special year-end event with two new compositions from sound artist/composer Lea Bertucci and performer, composer and curator Chris McIntyre.
We commemorate the near close of the season with a special year-end event with unclassifiable sound artist Id M Theft Able, and two new compositions from sound artist/composer Lea Bertucci and performer, composer and curator Chris McIntyre.
Members of TILT Brass perform a wide range of rarely heard chamber works for brass, percussion and electronics by European and NYC-based composers, including the New York premiere of Herakles 2 by acclaimed German composer Heiner Goebbels, as well as works by Richard Barrett, Peter Zummo and Chris McIntyre.
This year’s Essential Repertoire festival kicks off with an evening of Luciano Berio’s first ten Sequenzas for solo instrument, noted for their virtuosic implementation of extended technique, performed by a generation-defining group of players in New York’s booming new music community.
Elliott Sharp/Orchestra Carbon performs QUARKS SWIM FREE
“Points in a Circle: Site-Specific Works for the Hemispheres at Issue project Room”
A month-long program that features new, site-specific work presented on IPR’s 16-Channel Hemispherical Speaker System
Ne(x)tworks and a number of stellar guests delve into the disparate world of open, graphic and modular scores created after the innovations of Earle Brown and the New York School of the 1950’s.
Performed by Ne(x)tworks & special guests