2022 Fall: Past

A new ensemble comprising improvisers, composer-performers, and interdisciplinary artists from Brooklyn and Detroit.

The world premiere of a piece for string quartet and electronics that explores the ideas around death in Mexican culture.

The Orchestre National de Jazz and IRCAM present a creation conceived by the American saxophonist Steve Lehman and Frédéric Maurin.

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.

Contemporary takes on the traditional music of South Asia, Pashto and North Indian folk songs, and original compositions.

One of the top flamenco guitarists of his generation performs his own compositions and selections from his Latin Grammy-winning album.

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

In what would have been his 80th birthday year, the late Polish trumpeter, composer, and bandleader is celebrated by 14 peers and associates.

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