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Coming up this September 14, we will presenting the U.S. premiere of Neil Rolnick’s Economic Engine, a new musical and multimedia work for an octet of Chinese and Western instruments, video projections, and real time digital audio processing. Having just been premiered in Beijing, the piece was commissioned by China’s Electronic Music Center at the Central Conservatory of Music (CCOM). The Chinese instruments will be performed by the New York-based ensemble Music From China in collaboration with The Todd Reynolds String Quartet and composer Neil Rolnick. Video produced by Cindy Sio Ieng Ng, with images processed and performed by Adam Kendall. For tickets click here.
Avant-Pop at the 2008 Tribeca New Music Festival
The Tribeca New Music Festival took place at the Flea Theater in NYC on May 7 through May 11. From avant-pop and minimal to neo-romantic and post modern, the program was a diverse offering that included cutting-edge new works by seasoned veterans and young emerging composers. An enthusiastic, sold-out audience enjoyed these new and compelling works played by some of the best performing artists in NYC.
Click here for details.
See related article in the Wall Street Journal.
Avant-Pop at the 2008 Tribeca New Music Festival
The Tribeca New Music Festival took place at the Flea Theater in NYC on May 7 through May 11. From avant-pop and minimal to neo-romantic and post modern, the program was a diverse offering that included cutting-edge new works by seasoned veterans and young emerging composers. An enthusiastic, sold-out audience enjoyed these new and compelling works played by some of the best performing artists in NYC.
Click here for details.
See related article in the Wall Street Journal.
Young Composer Competition
The New York Art Ensemble announces its eleventh annual Young Composer Competition for composers 21 years old or younger. The new entry deadline for next year's competition is Friday, January 9, 2009. The winning composition will be performed during our 2009 season. Click here for details.
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