Sunday 01, July 2018 ( 4 00 pm )
Acclaimed pianist Alexandra Beliakovich performs my solo piano work "Lettres Dansantes: Hommage à E. Satie" on the Trinity Wall Street Series, NYC, in a program also including works of Haydn, Beethoven, Chopin and Satie.
Trinity Church Wall Street
75 Broadway
New York, NY 10006
Friday 06, July 2018 ( 8 00 pm )
Acclaimed pianist Alexandra Beliakovich performs my solo piano work "Lettres Dansantes: Hommage à E. Satie" in her debut recital at the Bar Harbor Music Festival, in a program also including works of Haydn, Beethoven, Chopin and Satie.
Bar Harbor Music Festival
Bar Harbor Congregational Church
29 Mount Desert Street
Bar Harbor, Maine
Sunday 08, July 2018 ( 9 00 pm )
InterHarmony International Music Festival
Chiesa San Antonio Abate
Via Roma, Mombaruzzo, 15011, Asti, Italy
Artist Faculty Recital
Franz Liszt: Après une lecture de Dante-Fantasia quasi Sonata
Thursday 12, July 2018 ( 9 30 pm )
InterHarmony International Music Festival
Chiesa Santo Spirito
Corso Cavour , 15011, Acqui Terme, Piemonte, Italy
Artist Faculty Recital
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur Lohengrin de Wagner, for solo piano (1859)-ITALY PREMIERE
Nino Rota: Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano (1973)
with clarinetist Stacey McColley & cellist Nina Flyer
Wednesday 25, July 2018 ( 8 00 pm )
The International Keyboard Institute & Festival at Hunter College
Kaye Playhouse
East 68th Street between Park & Lexington Avenues
New York City
Schubert: Sonata in A Minor, D. 845
Saint-Saëns: Mazurka No. 3 in B Minor, Op. 66
Saint-Saëns: Valse nonchalante, Op. 110
Saint-Saëns: Étude en Forme de Valse, Op. 52, No. 6
Tania León: Rituál (1986)
Liszt: Après une Lecture du Dante -Fantasia Quasi Sonata
Saturday 08, September 2018 ( 2 00 pm )
Joseph Di Ponio's "Seven", Ensemble IPSE commission and WORLD PRMIERE
A site specific show with support by the Queens Council on the Arts
-Under the 7 Train in Sunnyside, Queens-
Monday 17, September 2018 ( 8 00 pm )
Drinko Recital Hall
Cleveland State University
Cleveland, OH
Frederic Rzewski: The People United Will Never Be Defeated!, for solo piano
Andrew Rindfleisch: "American Monster", for ensemble-WORLD PREMIERE
Wednesday 19, September 2018 ( 4 00 pm )
Drinko Recital Hall
Cleveland State University
Cleveland, OH
Thursday 18, October 2018 (10 00 am )
Oktaven Audio LLC
Mt. Vernon, NY
(CLOSED Sessions: Oct. 16-18)
Arboresence (2017) for solo piano
Scatterloop (2015) for violin & piano
The Way In (2015) for soprano, cello & piano
Dark Body (2015) for violin, flute, cello & piano
Folding Music (2017) for sextet
Twilight Adored and Breathless Moments (2007) for sextet
New World Records will be releasing "Folding Music" in April 2019 - a record of Ensemble Ipse co-director Max Giteck Duykers' music, featuring Ensemble Ipse with guest artists and Grammy Award-winning producer Judith Sherman, with support from the Alice M. Ditson Fund of Columbia University.
Sunday 21, October 2018 ( 3 00 pm )
New Rochelle ArtsFest
College Of New Rochelle Chapel
29 Castle Place
New Rochelle, NY
A concert with my chamber punk trio IMPetus, sponsored by New Rochelle ArtsFest, featuring originals and fare by Carlos Gardel, James Rado and Gerome Ragni.
Maria Tegzes, vocals
Dave "Knife" Fabris, guitars
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Saturday 03, November 2018 ( 1 00 pm )
Dumke Recital Hall
David Gardner Hall
The University of Utah School of Music
Salt Lake City, UT
Sunday 04, November 2018 ( 3 00 pm )
Libby Gardner Concert Hall
The University of Utah School of Music
Salt Lake City, UT
Saint-Saëns: selections from Album, Op. 72
Saint-Saëns: Étude, Op. 111, No. 4: Les cloches de las palmas
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur la Quintette sur L'Etoile du Nord de Meyerbeer--UTAH PREMIERE
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur Lohengrin de Wagner--UTAH PREMIERE
Intermission
Vincent Persichetti: Sonata No. 9
Mary Kouyoumdjian: Aghvani (Doves) (2009)
David Rakowski: Preludes and Études
Marc Mellits: Étude No. 2: Defensive Chili (2006)
Frank Zappa (arr. Burleson): BeBop Tango
Friday 09, November 2018 ( 9 30 pm )
Featuring works of Jozefius (aka Joseph Martin Waters), with Jozefius on electronics, Saximus (aka Todd Rewoldt) and Schrodinger's Sax (aka Michael Cooper) on reeds, Tempus Rhythmicus (aka Daniel Pate) on percussion, and Peripateticus (aka Geoffrey Burleson) on piano.
The Cutting Room
44 East 32nd Street
New York, NY 10010
Friday 16, November 2018 ( 7 30 pm )
First Parish of Watertown
35 Church Street
Watertown, MA
$20 general admission, $10 students/seniors 65+
This program focuses on the intersection of immigration and contemporary music. All of the composers on this program are immigrants who have come to America and settled here at some point in their lives to study, work, and pursue their artistic endeavors. They combine high levels of craftsmanship with innovative approaches to sound.
Yoon-Ji Lee – The Accents, for violin, viola and piano *world premiere* [New Commission]
Diego Luzuriaga – Hormiga and Girasol, for flute and piano *world premiere* [New Commission/Arrangement]
Saturday 17, November 2018 ( 8 00 pm )
Boston Musica Viva
Tsai Performance Center
Boston University
David Rakowski: Mikronomicon, a micro-concerto for solo piano/melodica and 5 instruments
Eric Nathan: Missing Words IV world premiere
Steven Stucky: The Stars and the Roses
Roy Hage, tenor
Theo Loevendie: Back Bay Bicinium
World premiere bagatelles by Joseph Schwantner and Yehudi Wyner.
For more information, please go to http://www.bmv.org
Thursday 06, December 2018 ( 8 00 pm )
Sound It Out! Concert Series
Greenwich House Music School
46 Barrow Street
New York City
Aruán Ortiz: Living in the Midst of a Twisted Globe, for piano trio (2017)
~with~
Mary Rowell, violin
Jeffrey Zeigler, cello
Sunday 09, December 2018 ( 6 00 pm )
Cornelia Street Café
29 Cornelia Street
Greenwich Village, NY
A concert with my chamber punk trio IMPetus, featuring brand new originals and fare by Ginastera, Ravel, Trent Reznor, Max Roach, Schubert, Patti Smith, Kurt Weill, Tom Waits and Frank Zappa. $10 cover plus $10 one drink minimum. IMPetus is:
Maria Tegzes, vocals
Dave "Knife" Fabris, guitars
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Wednesday 12, December 2018 ( 6 00 pm )
ASCAP Foundation Awards Ceremony
The Appel Room
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Honoring Melinda Wagner, Recipient of the 2018 ASCAP Foundation Honors Award
Melinda Wagner: from "Noggin", for solo piano
IV. Re-Uptake
Saturday 22, December 2018 ( 5 30 pm )
Soapbox Gallery Wall to Wall Grand Opening
636 Dean Street
Brooklyn, NY 11238
A 20 minute set with my chamber punk trio IMPetus as part of the Wall to Wall Grand Opening of Brooklyn's Soapbox Gallery. Fare may include music of Maurice Ravel, Charles Ives, Patti Smith, Kurt Weill, Tom Waits, and originals. Free! IMPetus is:
Maria Tegzes, vocals
Dave "Knife" Fabris, guitars
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Saturday 02, February 2019 ( 8 00 pm )
Boston Musica Viva
Tsai Performance Center
Boston University
Sebastian Currier: Eleven Moons world premiere
Commissioned by Chamber Music America
Zorana Sadiq, soprano
Deborah and Richard Cornell: Wind Driven
Michael Gandolfi: Budget Cuts
Brian Robison: Bonfire of Civil Liberties
Steve Aveson, narrator
A world premiere bagatelle by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich.
Don’t miss this special night featuring the world premiere of a new work by Sebastian Currier, commissioned by Chamber Music America for our 50th Anniversary, and featuring sopranoZorana Sadiq. The program also includes Deborah and Richard Cornell’s Wind Driven,Michael Gandolfi’s Budget Cuts, and Brian Robison’s Bonfire of the Civil Liberties (all past BMV commissions), and a bagatelle by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich.
For more information, please go to http://www.bmv.org
Sunday 10, February 2019 ( 3 00 pm )
Richardson Auditorium
Alexander Hall
Princeton University
Saint-Saêns: La Mort de Thaïs, Paraphrase de concert sur l'opéra de J. Massenet, for solo piano (1895)
R. Strauss: Lieder, Op. 29, for soprano and piano (1895)
~with Sarah Pelletier, soprano~
Anton Arensky: Piano Trio No. 1 in D Minor (1894)
~and other works~
“Then & Now: Celebrating PUC’s 125th Anniversary" features mixed chamber works by Camille Saint-Saëns, Johannes Brahms, Eric Nathan, Richard Strauss, and Anton Arensky written during PUC’s inaugural season (1894–1895) paired with works of today
Thursday 21, February 2019 ( 8 00 pm )
Friday 01, March 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
SWARMIUS
Peripateticus, aka Geoffrey Burleson on piano
Saximus, aka Todd Rewoldt on reeds
Tempus Rhythmicus, aka Daniel Pate on drumset and vibes
Jozefius, aka Joseph Martin Waters on laptop
~With Special Guest Gregorius Gregory Walker on voilin and electric guitar~
Saturday 09, March 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
Froehlich Hall
Gearan Center for the Performing Arts
Hobart and William Smith College
Geneva, NY 14456
Saint-Saëns: selections from Album, Op. 72
Saint-Saëns: Étude, Op. 111, No. 4: Les cloches de las palmas
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur la Quintette sur L'Etoile du Nord de Meyerbeer
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur Lohengrin de Wagner
Intermission
Mary Kouyoumdjian: Aghvani (Doves) (2009)
Laurie San Martin: Dances for Solo Piano (2004-2007)
1. Tangozilla
2. Zambra?
3. Ziozuki
Tania León: Rituál (1987)
Liszt: Après une Lecture du Dante- Fantasia Quasi Sonata
Saturday 16, March 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
Rhymes WIth Opera Salon
Areté Gallery
67 West Street
Brooklyn, NY 11222
Max Duykers: "The Way In", for voice & piano
~with soprano Zen Wu~
Saturday 13, April 2019 ( 8 00 pm )
Edward Pickman Hall
Longy School of Music
Cambridge, MA
Yu-Hui Chang: New work world premiere
Bernard Hoffer: Concerto di camera V world premiere
John Huggler: Serenata
Nicholas Maw: La vita nuova
Sarah Pelletier, soprano
A world premiere bagatelle by Kathryn Salfelder.
For our season finale, soprano Sarah Pelletier returns to join BMV for a favorite work from our past, the Nicholas Maw song cycle La vita nuova, on a program also featuring a pair of world premieres by Yu-Hui Chang and Bernard Hoffer, as well as John Huggler’s Serenata (commissioned in BMV’s 9th season) and a new bagatelle by Kathryn Salfelder.
For more information, please go to http://www.bmv.org
Friday 26, April 2019 ( 8 00 pm )
~With South Korea's Ensemble PHASE~
Minseop Song: Mago-Gut, A Quintet for Piano & Traditional Korean Instruments
Joseph Martin Waters: Air, Earth, Ocean, for Piri, Haegeum & Piano
Smith Recital Hall
School of Music
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Dr San Diego, 92182
Sunday 28, April 2019 ( 2 00 pm )
Featuring works of Jozefius (aka Joseph Martin Waters), with Jozefius on electronics, Saximus (aka Todd Rewoldt) and Schrodinger's Sax (aka Michael Cooper) on reeds, Tempus Rhythmicus (aka Daniel Pate) on percussion, and Peripateticus (aka Geoffrey Burleson) on piano.
Smith Recital Hall
School of Music
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Dr San Diego, 92182
Friday 03, May 2019 ( 2 00 pm )
Capistrano Concert Hall
Sacramento State University School of Music
Sacramento, CA
Saturday 04, May 2019 ( 7 00 pm )
Capistrano Concert Hall
Sacramento State University School of Music
Sacramento, CA
Saint-Saëns: selections from Album, Op. 72
Saint-Saëns: Étude, Op. 111, No. 4: Les cloches de las palmas
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur la Quintette sur L'Etoile du Nord de Meyerbeer-CALIFORNIA PREMIERE
Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur Lohengrin de Wagner-CALIFORNIA PREMIERE
Intermission
Mary Kouyoumdjian: Aghvani (Doves) (2009)
Laurie San Martin: Dances for Solo Piano (2004-2007)
1. Tangozilla
2. Zambra?
3. Ziozuki
Tania León: Rituál (1987)
Liszt: Après une Lecture du Dante- Fantasia Quasi Sonata
Saturday 11, May 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
Sunset Music Series
Incarnation Episcopal Church
1750 29th Avenue
San Francisco, CA
Nino Rota: Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano (1973)
Alexander von Zemlinsky: Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano, Op. 3
Johannes Brahms: Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano, Op. 114
Trio Terme is:
Stacey McColley, clarinet
Nina Flyer, cello
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Sunday 19, May 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
Soapbox Gallery
636 Dean Street
Brooklyn, NY 11238
A full evening with my chamber punk trio IMPetus, with fare including music of Maurice Ravel, Charles Ives, Patti Smith, Kurt Weill, Tom Waits, and originals. IMPetus is:
Maria Tegzes, vocals
Dave "Knife" Fabris, guitars
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Tuesday 21, May 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
Marc A Scorca Hall
National Opera Center
330 7th Ave, New York, NY 10001
~Violin, Cello, Piano, and Electronics Concert Program~
Frederick Boyle — Worship for mezzo-soprano, double bass, and piano
Max Giteck Duykers — Ocean Filigree for electronics, violin, and piano
Peri Mauer — A Piano and A Violin, for violin and piano
Dary John Mizelle — Newtrio, for flute, clarinet, and piano
Wednesday 22, May 2019 ( 7 00 pm )
ShapeShifter Lab
18 Whitwell Place
Brooklyn, NY 11215
'To call the Pittsburgh Collective a big band is a bit like calling the New York Philharmonic an opera outfit...A new kind of fusion is going on in [their] music, but also, perhaps, a new kind of analysis, in which the origins of jazz -- the fusion music of a century ago -- are being creatively explored.'
- Paul Griffiths
~Featuring works of David Sanford~
Monday 24, June 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
The Mostly Modern Piano Institute presents the composers of today paired with 20th century classics!
ROBERT PATERSON – Joy Ride
ROY HARRIS – Piano Sonata, Op. 1 (1928)
Wednesday 26, June 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
A surprise program of our favorite chamber highlights. The full concert listing will only be available in person at the concert venue. Wondering what chamber delicacies we chose? Join us for an evening of our favorites!
Tenor Alok Kumar, who made his debut with the Metropolitan Opera this past season, joins American Modern Ensemble, with Robert Paterson’s Spring Songs, which he premiered at Carnegie Weill Hall in 2018. Keith Fitch receives a world premiere of Ruthless Voicings and chamber ‘hits’ from the festival will be featured as ‘best of’ our 2019 season.
Wine, Beer & Snack Bar opens @ 7 PM. $6 Drinks make this the best deal in Saratoga Springs!
Friday 28, June 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
John Adams: Harmonielehre
American Modern Orchestra
Ward Stare, Conductor
Wednesday 10, July 2019 ( 9 30 pm )
InterHarmony International Music Festival
Chiesa Santo Spirito
Corso Cavour , 15011, Acqui Terme, Piemonte, Italy
Franz Liszt: "Lyon", from Album d'un Voyageur, for solo piano
Saint-Saëns: Paraphrase sur La Mort de Thaïs, for solo piano
Carter Pann: "Giantess", for flute and piano
with Jennie Oh Brown, flute
Alexander von Zemlinsky: Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano, Op. 3
with clarinetist Stacey McColley & cellist Nina Flyer
Tuesday 23, July 2019 ( 8 30 pm )
The International Keyboard Institute & Festival at Hunter College
Lang Recital Hall
695 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10065
Liszt: Apparition No. 1
Liszt: Lyon from "Album d'un voyageur"
Saint-Saëns: La Mort de Thaïs - Paraphrase de Concert
Saint-Saëns: Paraphrase sur "Gallia" de Gounod
Roy Harris: Sonata, Op. 1 (1928)
Mary Kouyoumdjian: Aghavni (Doves) (2009)
David Rakowski: Riccio (Prelude #43) (2013)
David Rakowski: Ain't Got No Right, For Left-Hand Solo (Étude #67) (2005)
Marc Mellits: Étude No. 2, "Defensive Chili" (2006)
Saturday 03, August 2019 ( 6 30 pm )
Mänttä Music Festival
Serlachius Museum Gösta
Joenniementie 47
35800 Mänttä
Finland
F. Liszt: Lyon from "Album d'un voyageur"
C. Saint-Saëns: Deux Bagatelles (1858) WORLD PREMIERE
C. Saint-Saëns: Antwort (1866) WORLD PREMIERE
C. Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur la Valse du Prophéte de Meyerbeer (1858) WORLD PREMIERE
C. Saint-Saëns: Fantaisie sur “Gallia” de Gounod
-intermission-
R. Harris: Piano Sonata (1928)
D. Rakowski: Riccio (Prelude #43) (2013)
D. Rakowski: Ain’t Got No Right, For Left-Hand Solo(Étude #67) (2009)
M. Mellits: Étude No. 2, “Defensive Chili” (2006)
W. Shorter, arr. Burleson: Footprints
M. Tyner, arr. Burleson: Passion Dance
Friday 06, September 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
Shapeshifter Lab, 18 Whitwell Place, Brooklyn
Music by Max Giteck Duykers
Libretto by Philip Kan Gotanda
Direction by Melissa Weaver
Guest performers:
Kelvin Chan, baritone
Kalean Ung, soprano
John Duykers, tenor
Joel Davel, Marimba Lumina
Ensemble Ipse:
Esther Noh, violin
Christa Van Alstine, clarinet
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Ben Grow, conductor
Ensemble Ipse will present a workshop of Max Giteck Duykers' new opera Both Eyes Open with support from the Brooklyn Arts Council and the Asian American Arts Alliance. With a libretto by acclaimed playwright and filmmaker Philip Kan Gotanda, the piece is a co-production with the Paul Dresher Ensemble and First Look Sonoma. Both Eyes Open is a comment on the internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII, and takes the form of a series of flashbacks and dreams, with mythological characters and a hyper-real electro-acoustic score. In additional to support from New Music USA and the JFunds Commission, the project recently received a generous grant from the National Parks Service's Japanese-American Confinement Sites Program. Another workshop will be presented at the University of California, Berkeley in the fall of 2019, and in 2020 the piece will be premiered across the U.S. with the Paul Dresher Ensemble near several internment camps, now preserved as historic sites.
Saturday 05, October 2019 ( 8 00 pm )
Edward Pickman Hall
Longy School of Music
Cambridge, MA
Sunday 13, October 2019 ( 7 00 pm )
"El Colibri Magico", composed by Jozefius (aka Joseph Martin Waters), an opera including onstage instrumentalists from SWARMIUS: Saximus (aka Todd Rewoldt), Tempus Rhythmicus (aka Daniel Pate) on percussion, and Peripateticus (aka Geoffrey Burleson) on piano.
Smith Recital Hall
School of Music
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Dr San Diego, 92182
Wednesday 30, October 2019 ( 7 30 pm )
American Modern Ensemble
Exponential Ensemble
National Opera Center
330 7th Avenue
New York, NY 10001
Charles Ives: Largo for Violin, Clarinet and Piano, S. 73
Bohuslav Martinu: Quartet for Oboe, Violin, Cello and Piano (1947)
Robert Paterson: Relative Theory, for Flute, Clarinet, Oboe and Piano
Robert Paterson: Autumn Songs, for mezzo-soprano and sextet
~with Blythe Gaissert, mezzo-soprano~