Tuesday 11, July 2017 ( 9 00 pm )
InterHarmony International Music Festival
Chiesa San Antonio Abate
Via Roma, Mombaruzzo, Asti, Italy
Franz Liszt: Sonetto 104 del Petrarca
Camille Saint-Saëns: Africa, Op. 89
Thursday 13, July 2017 ( 9 30 pm )
InterHarmony International Music Festival
Chiesa di Sant'Antonio Abate
Piazzetta don Galliano, 15011, Acqui Terme, Piemonte, Italy
Artist Faculty Recital
Camille Saint-Saëns: Africa, Op. 89
Tuesday 25, July 2017 ( 8 00 pm )
The International Keyboard Institute & Festival at Hunter College
Kaye Playhouse
East 68th Street between Park & Lexington Avenues
New York City
Rameau: Les Sauvages
Rameau: L'Enharmonique
Rameau: L'Egyptienne
Albéniz: Iberia, Book 1
Liszt: Sonetto 104 del Petrarca
Saint-Saëns: Africa, Op. 89
Gregor Huebner: Five Latin Pieces (2004)
Sunday 06, August 2017 ( 3 00 pm )
Music Mountain Chamber Music Festival
Gordon Hall
Falls Village, Connecticut
César Franck: Piano Quintet in F Minor
with
The Aeolus String Quartet
Saturday 23, September 2017 ( 8 00 pm )
Boston Musica Viva
Tsai Performance Center
Boston University
Bernard Hoffer: Concerto di Camera IV (world premiere)
John Aylward: Ephemera
Hannah Lash: Subtilior, Lamento
Elliot Carter: A Mirror on Which to Dwell
For more information, please go to http://www.bmv.org
Wednesday 27, September 2017 ( 8 30 am )
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1071 Fifth Avenue
New York City
On the occasion of Mystical Symbolism: The Salon de la Rose+Croix in Paris, 1892–1897, the Guggenheim presents a durational concert featuring Erik Satie’s Vexations (1893). Observing one of Satie’s instructions literally, this one-page piano work is to be repeated 840 times, lasting for almost 19 hours in an unprecedented serial undertaking that anticipated the Minimalist and Conceptual concerns of the 1960s. I will be one of several pianists performing this work continuously at the Guggenheim between September 26 at 7 pm and September 27 at 1 pm, with my three slots occurring from 8:40-9:00 AM, 10:20-10:40 AM, and 1:00-1:20 PM on September 27th.
Friday 20, October 2017 ( 7 30 pm )
The Princeton University Symphony Orchestra
Michael Pratt, Music Director
Richardson Auditorium
Princeton University
Beethoven: Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Op. 58
Saturday 21, October 2017 ( 7 30 pm )
The Princeton University Symphony Orchestra
Michael Pratt, Music Director
Richardson Auditorium
Princeton University
Beethoven: Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Op. 58
Saturday 04, November 2017 ( 8 00 pm )
Edward Pickman Hall
Longy School of Music
Cambridge, MA
Peter Child: 10 Basho Poems world premiere
David Horne: Spike
Zhou Long: Metal, Stone, Silk, Bamboo
Yazhi Guo, soloist
Joyce Mekeel: Rune
William Kraft: Kaleidoscope
Acclaimed by music critics as “the best suona player in China,” Guo Yazhi makes his BMV debut as our featured soloist in a complex and intriguing work by Pulitzer Prize-winner Zhou Long. In Metal, Stone, Silk, Bamboo, Yazhi will showcase an array of unique woodwind instruments chosen in consultation with the composer that are rarely seen or heard in the West.
Representing the West (by way of the Northeast) are works by four composers with long ties to BMV: A world premiere by MIT’s Peter Child, and previous BMV commissions by Joyce Mekeel, William Kraft, and Scottish composer David Horne. Child returns after a successful world premiere on our Family Concert last season. Mekeel was a longtime peer and friend of BMV Music Director Richard Pittman based in Boston. Kraft, based in LA, has proven a BMV favorite with a particular talent writing for percussion, his primary instrument. And Horne, while from across the pond, wrote Spike for us while he was studying at Harvard.
For more information, please go to http://www.bmv.org
Friday 10, November 2017 ( 8 30 pm )
My band SWARMIUS creates mercurial, shape-shifting classical music fusion, fluently blending Mexico, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Brazil. Featuring new repertoire by Jozefius, including songs from an upcoming opera, "St Frances de Los Barrios", a magical realistic tale inspired by the Francis of Assisi myth, set in modern day Tijuana, drugs, borders and pope included. With Jozefius (aka Joseph Martin Waters) on electronics, Saximus (aka Todd Rewoldt) & Schrodinger's Sax (aka Michael Couper) on reeds, Peripateticus (aka Geoffrey Burleson) on piano, Tempus Rhythmicus (aka Daniel Pate) on percussion, and special guest Charles Colman, baritone.
Cornelia Street Café
29 Cornelia Street
New York, NY 10014
Friday 10, November 2017 (10 00 pm )
My band SWARMIUS creates mercurial, shape-shifting classical music fusion, fluently blending Mexico, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Brazil. Featuring new repertoire by Jozefius, including songs from an upcoming opera, "St Frances de Los Barrios", a magical realistic tale inspired by the Francis of Assisi myth, set in modern day Tijuana, drugs, borders and pope included. With Jozefius (aka Joseph Martin Waters) on electronics, Saximus (aka Todd Rewoldt) & Schrodinger's Sax (aka Michael Couper) on reeds, Peripateticus (aka Geoffrey Burleson) on piano, Tempus Rhythmicus (aka Daniel Pate) on percussion, and special guest Charles Colman, baritone.
Cornelia Street Café
29 Cornelia Street
New York, NY 10014
Sunday 12, November 2017 ( 5 00 pm )
I look forward to joining New York's Heavy Music Community to unplug and play acoustic sets to support the education and empowerment of impoverished kids in Guatemala, (via The Integral Heart Family). I'll be joining boffo vocalists Maria Tegzes (IMPetus), Sam Walters (Driven Mad) and others on Terrazza 7's magnificent grand piano.
The Delancey
168 Delancey Street
New York, NY 10002
Wednesday 07, February 2018 ( 8 00 pm )
Concert #1, as part of a week-long piano trio residency, with violinist Mary Rowell and cellist David Russell: works by students in the Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in Music Composition Program.
VCFA College Hall Chapel
Vermont College of Fine Arts
36 College Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
Thursday 08, February 2018 ( 8 00 pm )
Concert #2, as part of a week-long piano trio residency, with violinist Mary Rowell and cellist David Russell: works by students in the Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in Music Composition Program.
VCFA College Hall Chapel
Vermont College of Fine Arts
36 College Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
Wednesday 21, February 2018 ( 7 30 pm )
Strauss Performing Arts Center
University of Omaha-Nebraska
6305 University Drive North
Omaha, NE 68182
Saint-Saëns: from Études, Op. 52
No. 1: Prélude
No. 2: Pour l’indépendance des doigts
No. 3: Prélude et fugue
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur la Quintette sur L'Étoile du Nord de Meyerbeer - NEBRASKA PREMIERE
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur Lohengrin de Wagner (1859) - NEBRASKA PREMIERE
Vincent Persichetti: Sonata No. 9 (1950)
Mary Kouyoumdjian: Aghvani (2009)
David Rakowski: Riccio (Prelude #43) [2013]
David Rakowski: Ain't Got No Right (Étude #67)) [2009]
Frank Zappa (arr. Burleson): BeBop Tango
Sunday 04, March 2018 ( 4 00 pm )
Solo and duo works with violinist Mary Rowell, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Tribeca New Music.
Solo piano works of David Rakowski & Frank Zappa; duo works by Marc Mellitts, Preston Stahly, and Michael Sahl.
The Cell
338 West 23rd St.
New York, NY 10011
Sunday 11, March 2018 ( 3 00 pm )
Boston Musica Viva
Tsai Performance Center
Boston University
Barbara White: The Wrong Child world premiere
Featuring the Northeast Youth Ballet
Joyce Kulhawik, narrator
Bruce Adolphe: The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses
Featuring the Boston City Singers
Joyce Kulhawik, narrator
For more information, please go to http://www.bmv.org
Wednesday 21, March 2018 ( 7 00 pm )
Camerata Hall
Sibelius Academy
Mannerheimintie 13 A
00100 Helsinki, Finland
Saint-Saëns: from Études, Op. 52
No. 1: Prélude
No. 2: Pour l’indépendance des doigts
No. 3: Prélude et fugue
Saint-Saëns: Étude, Op. 111, No. 4: Les Cloches de Las Palmas
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur la Quintette sur L'Étoile du Nord de Meyerbeer - FINNISH PREMIERE
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur Lohengrin de Wagner (1859) - FINNISH PREMIERE
INTERMISSION
Vincent Persichetti: Sonata No. 9 (1950)
Mary Kouyoumdjian: Aghvani (2009)
David Rakowski: Pull A Wall Up (Prelude #4) [2010]
David Rakowski: In A Regal Age Ran I (Prelude #6) [2010]
David Rakowski: Riccio (Prelude #43) [2013]
David Rakowski: Mind the Gap (Prelude #15) [2012]
Marc Mellits (b. 1966): Étude No. 2: Defensive Chili (2006)
Frank Zappa (arr. Burleson): BeBop Tango
Thursday 22, March 2018 ( 1 00 pm )
Lecture-Demonstration on New American Piano Music
Camerata Hall
Sibelius Academy
Mannerheimintie 13 A
00100 Helsinki, Finland
Friday 06, April 2018 ( 7 30 pm )
~with Esther Noh, violin~
Luigi Nono: ".....sofferte onde serene...", for piano & electronics
Kyong Mee Choi: "To Unformed", for piano & electronics
Max Giteck Duykers: new work for violin, piano & electronics
Joseph Di Ponio: new work for violin & piano
Other works TBA
Tenri Cultural Institute
43A West 13th Street
New York, NY
Saturday 14, April 2018 ( 8 00 pm )
Edward Pickman Hall
Longy School of Music
Cambridge, MA
Melinda Wagner: Unsung Chordata world premiere
David Stock: Scat
Emily Thorner, soprano
Andy Vores: Forgot
Emily Thorner, soprano
Helen Grime: 7 Pierrot Miniatures
George Perle: Critical Moments 2
For more information, please go to http://www.bmv.org
Thursday 26, April 2018 ( 8 00 pm )
An evening of vocal music featuring the music of Robert Paterson, including In Real Life, Batter's Box, and Crossing the Hudson, and three world premieres: Night Songs for bass-baritone and piano, CAPTCHA (version for mezzo soprano and piano), and Spring Songs for tenor and piano.
PROGRAM
Batter's Box
CAPTCHA* (version for mezzo-soprano and piano)
Crossing The Hudson
Night Songs*
Spring Songs* (for tenor and piano)
In Real Life (piano/vocal version)**
*World Premiere
**New York Premiere
ARTISTS
Marnie Breckenridge, Soprano
Blythe Gaissert, Mezzo-Soprano
Alok Kumar, Tenor
Wes Mason, Baritone
David Neal, Bass-Baritone
Geoffrey Burleson & Blair McMillen, Piano
Sunday 29, April 2018 ( 2 00 pm )
NWEAMO 20th Anniversary Festival
Concert 3: Homegrown Eclectic
Jozefius (aka Joseph Martin Waters):
Cloud Formations on Sepia, for violin and piano: WORLD PREMIERE
~with Fiddlus El Gato (aka Felix Olschofka), violin~
Things, with the SWARMIUS Quintet
Gratitude, with the SWARMIUS Quintet
Smith Recital Hall
School of Music
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Dr San Diego, 92182
Sunday 06, May 2018 ( 6 00 pm )
Duo and sextet works, including a world premiere by Richard Gallo written for Ensemble IPSE.
ShapeShifter Lab
18 Whitwell Place
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Monday 14, May 2018 ( 7 30 pm )
Constant Lambert: The Rio Grande, for solo piano, chamber orchestra & chorus
Hunter College Choir
Paul F. Mueller, Director
Hunter College Auditorium
69th Street between Park & Lexington Avenues
New York City