Livestream: Past

Petr Kotík’s monumental, six-hour piece Many Many Women (1975–78) performed by members of S.E.M. Ensemble.

The saxophonist, flutist, and composer presents hymns that push and tear into the deepest place in the heart of avant-garde improvisation.

Live premiere of solo works for electronic synthesizer with a collaboration of sound and video synthesis.

For her Roulette residency, the Brooklyn-based composer presents new works with Bearthoven, Isabelle O’Connell, Adam Holmes, and Desdemona.

A concert of original music blending orchestral music with improvisation.

The acclaimed trio will premiere work from With Grace in Mind, their newly released second album.

The Colombian-American soprano presents her debut album of nature-music for voice and electronics, plus new additional works.

“Cities of the Interior” is a dance drawn from (ancestral) memory and forgetting, dream architectures, catharsis/togetherness, and loss.

“Cities of the Interior” is a dance drawn from (ancestral) memory and forgetting, dream architectures, catharsis/togetherness, and loss.

“Cities of the Interior” is a dance drawn from (ancestral) memory and forgetting, dream architectures, catharsis/togetherness, and loss.