New Music: Past

Large-scale video paintings by Kit Fitzgerald accompanied by six-piece musical ensemble directed by Peter Gordon.

A tour de force of French and American repertoire by two leading ensembles from America and France.

After 15 years of silence, Yuko Fujiyama returns to celebrate the album release of her new ensemble.

Colored is a 45-minute dance celebrating the twisted beauty of blackness.

Percussionist William Hooker portrays the movement of African–Americans from the American South through music, visuals, dance, and narrative.

Celebrating the release of Sanctuary on Denovali, TAK Ensemble and Rebekah Heller perform new works by composer Mario Diaz de Leon.

Meditative works for strings using drones, improvisation, and time-based structures woven together into an evening-length sound installation.

Stylistically diverse, subversive music by three members of The Rhythm Method alongside American composer Lewis Nielson.

String Noise teams up with String Orchestra of Brooklyn in a high-octane event with drummer Greg Saunier of Deerhoof.

Angie Eng highlights Asian artists and composers working in transmedia and computerized instruments.