Events
2021-2022 Season
Peabody Essex Museum presents New Addresses: An Ode to Breath, an original performance film inspired by the embodiment and sanctity of breath and the stirring physical space of the museum, featuring Hub New Music and movement artist Laura Kathrein. Following the premiere, this 30-minute film will be screened in the Morse Auditorium on an ongoing basis for PEM visitors. More Info
University of South Carolina’s Southern Exposure New Music Series presents Night Music with composer Augusta read Thomas and featuring The Night Mare, directed by Cormac Cannon. More Info
Doctoral candidate Thomas Kurtz performs I Will Learn to Love a Person (soprano saxophone version) at First Austin Church as a part of his chamber recital. More Info
Reinis Zariņš & Vicky Chow present the program Rudens darbi (“Autumn Works”), which takes place at the Ventspils Concert Hall, hosted by Kurzeme Philharmonic. More Info
Pianist Ricardo Descalzo closes his solo recital with Hoyt-Schermerhorn at the Auditorio de la Diputación de Alicante. More Info
September 24-December 6: The San Juan Islands Museum of Art presents an installation by artist Francie Allen, featuring The Pieces That Fall To Earth and The Branch Will Not Break. More Info
Mannes Opera at The New School presents a workshop presentation for In a Grove at Arnold Hall.
Pianist David Kaplan premieres Passagework as a part of Lyrica Chamber Music. More Info
ensembleNewSRQ performs Don’t Look Down with Conor Hanick. More Info
During the October 11-17 festival, Hub New Music performs New Addresses at Scrag Mountain Music. More Info
The New World Symphony’s Percussion Consort performs works by Cage, Joyce Wai-chung Tang, Andy Akiho, and Cerrone, including Don’t Look Down. More Info
Hub New Music performs New Addresses at Georgetown University.
Pianist Anthony de Mare performs selctions from the new and original collections, including the Cerrone reimagination of “Kiss Me” from Sweeney Todd at the Bennett Gordon Hall More Info
As a part of the Piano Dialogues series, you’ll hear works from the original LIAISONS Project along with NEW re-imaginings by Timo Andres, Jonathan Batiste, Jeff Beal, Mark Bennett, Christopher Cerrone, Anthony de Mare Ted Hearne, Stephen Hough, Meredith Monk, Marc Schubring, Paola Prestini, Kevin Puts, Max Richter and Conrad Tao. More Info
Hub New Music performs New Addresses at UC Riverside’s Outpost Series. More Info
Hub New Music performs New Addresses at Portland State University. More Info
Mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke performs How Do I Find You with pianist Kirill Kuzman, featuring seventeen world premieres written for Cooke during the COVID-19 pandemic, presented by the San Francisco Symphony. More Info
Hub New Music performs New Addresses in Baylor University’s Distinguished Artist Series in Roxy Grove Hall. More Info
Hub New Music performs New Addresses at University of Oklahoma in Norman, OK. More Info
Hub New Music performs New Addresses in the RED NOTE New Music Festival at Illinois State University. More Info
Camerata Pacifica performs Double Happiness at the Ventura Museum at 3pm. More Info
Camerata Pacifica performs Double Happiness at The Huntington Library at 7:30pm. More Info
Camerata Pacifica performs Double Happiness in Zipper Hall at the Colburn School at 8pm. More Info
Camerata Pacifica performs Double Happiness in Hahn Hall at the Music Academy of the West at 7:30pm. More Info
February 19, 22, 25, 27 & March 1, 3: The Pittsburgh Opera presents the premiere of In a Grove with music by Christopher Cerrone, libretto by Stephanie Fleischmann, and based on the short story by Ryūnosuke Akutagawa. More Info
hocket performs Arching Path in the Samuel & Althea Stroum Grand Lobby in untitled[2022], presented by the Seattle Symphony. More Info
Hub New Music performs New Addresses at Crosstown Arts. More Info
February 26-28: Hub New Music, presented by Mississippi Chambre Music Guild, performs New Addresses. More Info
A landmark commissioning project conceived by acclaimed concert pianist Anthony de Mare, Liaisons: Re-Imagining Sondheim From the Piano celebrates new music inspired by the work of Stephen Sondheim. More Info
Sasha Cooke will make her Baltimore Recital debut alongside pianist Kirill Kuzmin in Shriver Hall, taking on music by Timo Andres, Lembit Beecher, Matt Boehler, Christopher Cerrone, John Glover, Gabriel Kahane, Jimmy López, Andrew Mashall, Missy Mazzoli, Rene Orth, Frances Pollack, Hilary Purrington, Huang Ruo, Kamala Sankaram, Caroline Shaw, and Joel Thompson. Each work on the program will be making its east coast premiere. More Info
Boston’s Hub New Music returns to Celebrity Series with a concert that kicks off the solo(s) together commissioning project, in which contemporary composers from diverse backgrounds will create short works for four musicians. More Info
As a part of the Piano Dialogues series, you’ll hear works from the original LIAISONS Project along with NEW re-imaginings by Timo Andres, Jonathan Batiste, Jeff Beal, Mark Bennett, Christopher Cerrone, Anthony de Mare Ted Hearne, Stephen Hough, Meredith Monk, Marc Schubring, Paola Prestini, Kevin Puts, Max Richter and Conrad Tao. More Info
This is a rescheduled event (from 2020) of the West Coast premiere of the new LIAISONS2020 works celebrating Sondheim’s 90th Birthday by some of today’s leading composers in jazz, film, theater, and classical music. More Info
April 4-10: More info TBD More Info
Hub New Music performs New Addresses at The Morgan Library & Museum. More Info
April 19-21: Residency at University of California-Santa Barbara’s College of Creative Studies, consisting of one or two seminar presentations, individual meetings with students, and a performance of The Arching Path by HOCKET on the UCSB Music Festival, Thursday, April 21st.
Jeffrey Douma directs the premiere production of The Last Message at Yale School of Music.
Donald Nally directs The Last Message at Pick-Staiger Auditorium at 7:30pm (pre-concert talk at 6:15pm).
Sandbox Percussion with Conor Hanick perform Don’t Look Down and A Natural History of Vacant Lots at the Gilmore International Piano Festival. More Info
pianoSpheres presents David Kaplan in Ph(f)antasy(ies) at the Zipper Concert Hall, with two new commissions by Anthony Cheung and Christopher Cerrone. Musical exchange and fantasy form are the inspirations for a program of preludes, fantasies, and other short works by seven composers spanning half a millennium. More Info
Ensemble-in-residence Sentieri selvaggi will perform Why was I born between mirrors? as a part of their four-concert panorama of American music at the Spoleto Festival. More Info