Contemporary (1945+) – Upcoming Concerts near New York, NY

Program includes works by Morton Gould, Frédéric Chopin, Caroline Shaw, and Sufjan Stevens.

Masatora Goya — How We Became Stardust (for clarinet, violin, cello, & piano; 2023)
Beata Moon — Vignettes (for electric guitar & piano; 2003-4)
Allen Schulz — Six Bagatelles for solo guitar (world premiere)
Zhihua Hu — AI & Human (for flute/ryuteki, clarinet/hichiriki, violin, & piano; 2024; world premiere)
Frances White — falling away (for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, & piano; 2024; world premiere)
Xinyang Wang — Amodeo Alley (for clarinet, cello, & piano; 2017)

Kevin Puts — The Hours

Ola Gjeilo — Selected works
Gabriel Fauré — Selected works
Eric Whitacre — Selected works
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Selected works
Pinkzebra — Selected works

Randall Woolf — A Face In The Crowd (2018)
Masatora Goya — Beneath a Stone Still Flows Water (2023)
Kathleen Supové — Nautical Twilight (2023)
Rahilia Hasanova — Monad (1993)

Peter Eötvös — Ligetidyll (US premiere)
Michel van der Aa — Mask
Hannah Kendall — shouting forever into the receiver
Mary Kouyoumdjian — Andouni ("Homeless") (world premiere; w/photography by Scout Tufankjian)

About Queens New Music Festival 2024: 4 days, 6 concerts, May 9-12. RAM (Random Access Music) supports and produces the creation and perfor…

John Adams — El Niño (Met Opera premiere)

Program includes works by Morton Gould, Frédéric Chopin, Caroline Shaw, and Sufjan Stevens.

Jorge Montilla — Introduction and Joropo for bass clarinet (2007)
Masatora Goya — Humble Beginnings (for clarinet & piano; 2024)
Juan Ruiz — Nocturno for clarinet (2015)
Michael Fontana — Nocturne for clarinet and piano (2013)
Horacio Fernández Vázquez — Suite Latino-Americana (for clarinet & piano; 2021)

Gilbert Galindo — Turning Point (world premiere)
Masatora Goya — Not Here, Not There (world premiere)
Yu Kuwabara — Dance to Live (world premiere)
Fernando Otero — Angelonia (world premiere)
Emilio Teubal — Pyramid (world premiere)

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Adam Schoenberg — Automaton

Kevin Puts — The Hours

Danae Venson – Atlas

Vasiliki Krimitza’s – Streichquartett No. 1 [World Premiere]

Giuseppe Gallo-Balma – Ornitomaquia

Angela Elizabeth Slater …

Jessie Montgomery — Rhapsody No. 2 (arr. Michi Wiancko for violin & chamber orchestra; world premiere of arrangement)
Gabriel Kahane — Heirloom (NY premiere)
Gabriel Kahane — Where Are the Arms (arr. for orchestra, voice, & guitar)
Anna Clyne — Shorthand (NY premiere)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Symphony No. 31 in D major, K. 297/300a "Paris"

Igor Stravinsky — Rubies: Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra (part of 'Rubies')
Vijay Iyer — Dig the Say for string quartet (part of new J. Peck work)
Philip Glass — Four Movements for Two Pianos (mvts. I & III; part of 'In Creases')
TBA — Selected works (part of new Amy Hall Garner work)

April Dawn Guthrie – Toy Toy Toypurina [New York Premiere]

Henryk Golden – Sprechen Sie Musik? [New York Premiere]

Annie Hui-Hsin Hsieh – Per…

John Adams — El Niño (Met Opera premiere)

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