World Music: Past

The NY concert premiere of Hal Willner’s 1981 "concept album," the first time he approached recorded albums as sonic cinema.

A program of traditional Korean music (rooted in shamanic rituals and agrarian life) and contemporary music influenced by Korean culture.

The composer, improviser, and performer presents 4 projects in collaboration with Xiaoer Liu, Teerapat Parnmongkol and Drew Wesely.

The US debut of one of the greatest masters of flamenco guitar, whose recordings make up one of the most praised discographies in flamenco.

A captivating program of Middle Eastern songs featuring the return visit of the exquisite Palestinian singer.

Composer/percussionists Adam Rudolph and Tyshawn Sorey will perform a collaborative percussion program.

The drummer and composer premieres “Dream Up,” a Roulette/NYSCA commissioned suite for percussion quartet.

A new ensemble, unified by an expansive grasp of the way in which improvisation and composition can complement each other.

Traditional Korean music intersects with American musical elements, broadening American audiences’ aesthetic understanding of East Asia.

The violinist/composer/educator brings together an ensemble of musicians to highlight the beauty and diversity of the Arabic maqam (mode).