Audio: Past

Two groups make their NYC debut: a guitarist/multi-instrumentalist trio, plus a new ensemble joining two duets.

A performance by the Palestinian-American composer/performer—one of the world’s most influential oud players.

Two virtuoso dutar players come together to perform an entrancing night of Turkmen music that is rarely performed in the US.

Two solo acts, starting with folk singer, composer-improviser, and musicologist Miriam Elhajli, followed by double bassist Henry Fraser.

An ongoing series, each named after a Palestinian village that has been ethnically cleansed since the Nakba in 1948, played by FLUX Quartet.

Compositions exploring a personal and lyrical side of flutist/composer Nicole Mitchell’s music, in tribute to her Godmother, Jean Ann Durades.

Composer and pianist leads two of his large ensembles incorporating Butch Morris's structural improvisation technique known as "conduction®."

Two boundary-pushing artists perform their new collaborative album of pastoral and melancholy collage music.

Pakistani ensemble return with riveting interpretations of qawwali, the ecstatic improvisational Sufi vocal tradition.

Davis and Howard lead a dynamic quartet through compositions and improvisations, reactivating their decades-long history of collaboration.