2018-2019 Season
Alexandra Porter will perform I will learn to love a person with Andrea Lodge, piano, at the Muhlenberg College’s Egner Chapel. More Info
Flutist Lina Andonovska perform Liminal Highway at the BKA theater in Berlin. More Info
The Argus Quartet performs Can’t and Won’t at Purdue in West Lafayette, IN. More Info
Percussionist Nicholas Papador performs I will learn to love a person in his faculty recital. More Info
Santa Fe Pro Musica performs High Windows at Lensic Performing Arts Center along with Haydn 92 and Mozarts 20th Piano Concerto. More Info
Santa Fe Pro Musica performs High Windows at Lensic Performing Arts Center along with Haydn 92 and Mozarts 20th Piano Concerto. More Info
At the Barnsdell Gallery Theatre, The Industry perform I will learn to love a person and selections from Invisible Cities as a part of their Benefit Concert. More Info
The Living Earth Show, presented by Southern Exposure New Music Series, performs Double Happiness. More Info
The Argus Quartet performs “can’t and won’t” at the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation. More Info
Violinist Anthony Marwood will perform Recovering with members of the New World Symphony at New World Center in Miami, Fl. More Info
The Temple University New Music Ensemble will perform South Catalina in the 7:30pm concert in Klein Recital Hall.
Jennifer Koh performs her Shared Madness program with “Shall I Project a World?” for solo violin at the UNO School of the Arts. More Info
Chatterbird presents Liminal Highway at the Ed Nash Studio as a culmination of Chris’s residency. More Info
Composer Ellen Reid, Curator of Opera Omaha’s 2019 ONE Festival, presents That night with the green sky, performed by the Holland Community Opera Fellows. More Info
In his solo recital, Timo Andres performs Arching Path at Williams College. More Info
Presented by Naomi Barrettara and Elspeth Davis, Chris will join as panelist in the discussion entitled “Opera in the New Millennium Part 2: Opera’s Future”. More Info
Jocelyn Zelasko performs pieces by Jordan Curcuruto, Fjóla Evans, Mayke Nas, Jennifer Higdon, and Griffin Candey culminating with Christopher Cerrone’s I will learn to love a person. More Info
In its inaugural concert, SONARE presents an inspired new music program featuring artists Jordan Curcuruto (percussion), Chelsea Villanueva (clarinet), Phoebe Wu (piano), and Jocelyn Zelasko (voice) that explores empowerment within relationships. More Info
The Sies/Parsons Duo perform Double Happiness at the Tyler Junior College in Tyler, TX More Info
Percussionist Hannah Weaver performs Memory Palace in her semi-final performace of the TROMP International Percussion Competition. More Info
The Living Earth Show presents American Music, featuring Double Happiness at the ODC Theater in San Francisco. More Info
Explore an evening of electro-acoustic sonic landscapes of ambient music. A chill evening of hauntingly beautiful music by Grammy Award winning composers offering thought, reflection, introspection, and meditation at Gaslight Coffee Roasters. More Info
The LA Phil will premiere The Insects Became Magnetic with conductor Roderick Cox. Program includes Poulenc’s Organ Concerto, featuring Cameron Carpenter and Saint-Saen’s Symphony No. 3 “Organ”. More Info
The Pre-College Contemporary Music Ensemble of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music performs Cerrone’s Mozart Piano Concerto No. 9, in E-flat major, K. 271, Andantino More Info
The LA Phil will premiere The Insects Became Magnetic with conductor Roderick Cox. Program includes Poulenc’s Organ Concerto, featuring Cameron Carpenter and Saint-Saen’s Symphony No. 3 “Organ”. More Info
The University of Nebraska Percussion Ensemble’s first concert of the year, “Memory Palace”, is shaped by Christopher Cerrone’s quartet for percussion and electronics of the same name. The performance will take place at 7:30 p.m. in Kimball Recital Hall. More Info
Percussionist Kyle Flens performs Memory Palace at Century Mallet Instrument Services in the Emanation Series. More Info
Argus Quartet performs Can’t and Won’t at Metropolis Ensemble’s Pop-up space (1 Rivington St.). More Info
Vicky Chow performs The Arching Path at the Mana Wynwood Convention Center. More Info
In the “Off the Beaten Path Music Series”, Balance Campaign performs South Catalina at the UDC Recital Hall. More Info
Double Happiness is performed as a part of the guitar chamber music concert in Morse Recital Hall. More Info
Percussionist Owen Weaver performs Claremont from Memory Palace as a part of his solo show Audioglimt. More Info
Featuring new works by Brooklyn composers, Brooklyn Opera Works’ 3rd annual Art Song Recital “Serenade to Brooklyn” celebrates the unique and deeply personal perspectives of artists from around the globe. The program will be hosted by the Award-winning composer and BMS’s Artistic Advisory Board member Christopher Cerrone, who’s song cycle I Will Learn to Love a Person will be showcased in the recital. More Info
The Living Earth Show performs works written for them by composers, each of whom was born in, immigrated to, or utilizes the musical traditions created within the current borders of the United States, as part of my Reiterations series with Metropolis Ensemble More Info
The series continues with percussinonist Andy Meyerson, half of the San Francisco-based genre-bending duo, The Living Earth Show. Andy will present a solo recital of electro-acoutic works, including music by Sarah Hennies, Amadeus Regucera, Samuel Adams, Adrian Knight and the NYC premiere of a new solo arrangement of my piece A Natural History of Vacant Lots, originally commissioned by Third Coast Percussion and Miller Theatre. (Jan. 8, 2019 at 8pm at 1 Rivington St) More Info
Argus Quartet performs Can’t and Won’t at Wave Hill. More Info
The Khemia Ensemble, with soprano Amy Petrongelli, will perform I will learn to love a person at the University of Tennessee, Martin. More Info
The Argus Quartet performs Can’t and Won’t at the University of Illinois’s Krannert Center. More Info
This string quartet concert will feature the music of Ellen Taaffe Zwilich, along with works from Arvo Pärt, Frederic Voorn, Chris Cerrone, and Call for scores winner Juan Andres Vergara. <em>Voyage</em> features the Alterity String section Violinist Andreas Volmer, Violinist Caitlin Pequignot, Violist Charles Glazer, and Cellist Hanrich Claassen. More Info
Ryan McAdams conducts the Orchestra of Teatro di San Carlo, featuring pianist Barry Douglas. More Info
Baylor Percussion Group perform Memory Palace, A Natural History of Vacant Lots, and Goldbeater’s Skin, with Dr. Amy Petrongelli. More Info
Flutist Lina Andonovska performs Liminal Highway in her solo set in Dubrovnik. Work by Cerrone, Lizee, Jacob TV, Pintscher, and a Dennehy premiere. More Info
The Pieces that Fall to Earth, sung by Kelly Bixby, will be performed along works by Handel, Wagner, Poulenc and Varese at the University of Michigan’s McIntosh Theater at 8pm. More Info
Argus performs Can’t and Won’t in their program as a Bob Cole Conservatory of Music Guest Artist. More Info
In this inspired new music program, Jocelyn Zelasko (soprano), Nick Zoulek (saxophone), Jordan Curcuruto (percussion), and Phoebe Wu (piano) explore empowerment! Each musical work and poem completes the phrase: “I will learn to…” (e.g., laugh, love, grieve, forgive). More Info
Aperio presents ‘Double Happiness & Difficulty Bamboo’ featuring music by Bates, Cerrone, Torke and Schnyder at MATCH. More Info
Jordan Curcuruto, percussion, Trevor Pittman, clarinet, Phoebe Wu, piano & Jocelyn Zelasko, voice
Argus will perform Can’t and Won’t at Chico State University, California
Argus will perform Can’t and Won’t on the St. Vincent College Concert Series at the St. Vincent Archabbey Basilica. More Info
Reiterations series with Metropolis Ensemble closes with Sandbox Percussion and Elspeth Davis joining as solo vocalist. They present Cerrone’s large-scale work for voice and percussion quartet, Goldbeater’s Skin, featuring text by poet G.C. Waldrep. The evening also features works by Andy Akiho, Viet Cuong, and Julia Wolfe. More Info
Celebrating the alumni of American Lyric Theater, selection from In a Grove will be performed by singers from the country’s leading opera houses. More Info
NY-based quartet Sandbox Percussion are joined by singer Elspeth Davis for the west coast premiere of composer Chris Cerrone’s Goldbeater’s Skin in a program of music by Pulitzer Prize winner Julia Wolfe, Andy Akiho, Victor Caccese, and LA-local Thomas Kotcheff. More Info
NY-based quartet Sandbox Percussion are joined by singer Elspeth Davis for composer Chris Cerrone’s Goldbeater’s Skin in a program of music by Pulitzer Prize winner Julia Wolfe, Andy Akiho, Victor Caccese, and LA-local Thomas Kotcheff. More Info
Chicago Fringe Opera and Latitude 49 join forces with Baylor students to present music for voice and chamber ensemble by Chris Cerrone. More Info
Oliver Xu performs Double Happiness in his B.M. Degree Recital at Eastman School of Music More Info
The Symphony of Northwest Arkansas perform High Windows along with J.S. Bach’s Concerto for Two Violins and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 2. More Info
In Ricardo Descalzo “Dreaming Drums” program, which explores the piano as a percussion instrument, the bookends of the concert are Harriman and Claremont, adapted for piano from Memory Palace. More Info
Argus will perform Can’t and Won’t on their program at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. More Info
Double Happiness will be performed by Conor Hanick in the 24-hour new music marathon for the opening of Seattle Symphony’s Octave 9. Conor Hanick will be performing in the 3-4pm slot on March 24th. More Info
Jennifer Koh performs her Shared Madness program with “Shall I Project a World?” at the Fox Cabaret. More Info
Jennifer Koh performs her Shared Madness program with “Shall I Project a World?” at the University of California, Santa Barbara. More Info
The quartet version of A Natural History of Vacant Lots is performed in Kimball Recital Hall at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. More Info
Faculty members Susan Narucki and Donald Berman will perform songs by Boulanger, Cerrone, Ives, among others in the WEDS@7 Series at UCSD’s Conrad Prebys Concert Hall. More Info
Percussionist Michael Carp performs Double Happiness with his piano/perc duo at the University of Northern Colorado.
Natalie Lerch, Cornish faculty, performs Goldbeater’s Skin with the school’s percussion ensemble in the PONCHO concert hall.
Jonathan Summers performs Double Happiness on his Graduate Percussion Recital at Northern Illinois University. More Info
Soprano Kathleen Roland Silverstein and percussionist Lynn Vartan present Heart/Beat: Works of 20th & 21st Century American Composers at the Park Central Presbyterian Church. More Info
Percussionist Michael Carp performs Double Happiness with his piano/perc duo at Chadron State University.
Argus will perform Can’t and Won’t in the Rockefeller at Noon Series.
Pianist Jesse Myers performs works by Cowell, Cerrone, Adams and more in his Icicle Creek Center for the Arts residency. More Info
Argus will perform Can’t and Won’t in their Julliard residency. More Info
Percussionist Owen Weaver performs selections from Memory Palace in a solo recital children’s concert at the Bergen Public Library. Presented by nyMusikk Bergen.
The Civic Orchestra, conducted by Ken-David Masur, premieres a new work, co-commissioned with the Britt Festival Orchestra, featuring the Grammy Award-winning ensemble Third Coast Percussion. More Info
Latitude 49 performs works by Gradone, Elliot, Yihan, Cerrone, and Seo in Kresge Recital Hall, Knox College. More Info
Latitude 49 programs, Chicago Fringe Opera, Cultural Center noon concert More Info
May 17-19, 23-25: This evening of immersive theater will feature Chicago Fringe Opera in collaboration with the powerhouse mixed-ensemble Latitude 49 and will include the cycles I Will Learn to Love a Person and The Naomi Songs, Cerrone’s one-act opera All Wounds Bleed, and a world premiere commission. More Info
Music in Bloom Festivals’ Grand Final closing night performance with works by Kerrith Livengood, Christopher Cerrone, Kinan Azmeh, Sarah Kirkland Snider, Eliza Brown, and Klaus Lang. More Info
The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra performs works by Cerrone, Castri, Frehner. More Info
Rubiks performs as a feature artist in Melbourne Recital Centre’s series of Relaxed Performances with the Australian premiere of South Catalina. More Info
panSonus 2019 presents a program at MISE-EN_PLACE, featuring I will learn to love a person performed by Tyler Neidermayer and Daniel Schreiner. More Info
Grammy-award winning flutist Tim Munro performs a solo flute concert with electronics accompaniment in the theme of finding comfort in a world of craziness. The first five short-ish pieces will be like prayers (calm, meditative), preparing the audience for composer Christopher Cerrone’s final piece ‘Liminal Highway’, which takes the listener on more dramatic journey. More Info
Jérémie Pannetier will perform Double Happiness at the Koninklijk Conservatorium of Brussels Belgium.
In his solo recital, Timo Andres performs Arching Path/em> at Caramoor. More Info
Elena Stable will sing Goldbeater’s Skin at the Nief-Norf Summer Festival 2019, Concert 7 Marathon Concert. More Info
Flutist Nathalie Theiller will present a concert on electroacousitc music for flute.
Sarah Heeman, with electronic ID, will perform Liminal Highway at 1pm in the Kunst-Station St. Peter. More Info
PNME (Pittsburg New Music Ensemble) performs Why Was I Born Between Mirrors? in their A Lime Green Tour de Force program. More Info
Pianist Hyun-Mook Lim will perform two works in the Piano-Marathon of students at 7th Hall, Tokyo University of the Arts, Adachi, Tokyo, Japan (3pm). More Info
Britt Orchestra and Third Coast Percussion perform Meander, Spiral, Explode along with works by Brahms and Mozart. The work for percussion quartet and orchestra was co-commissioned by the Civic Orchestra and the Britt Festival Orchestra. More Info
Khemia Ensemble, along with MIzzou faculty members, perform a program of works taken from their new season IDENTITY, featuring I will learn to love a person in the Mizzou International Composers Festival (MICF 2019). More Info
For the release concert of my new album “The Pieces that Fall to Earth”, featuring Wild Up, Jodie Landau will sing Naomi Songs, Erin McKibben will play Liminal Highway, and the album will be played in its entirety. More Info
“The Pieces that Fall to Earth” at Arete in Brooklyn, NY. It is a collaboration between me and many friends: Christopher Rountree, Wild Up, Nick Tipp, Lindsay Kesselman, Theo Bleckmann, and the many singers featured on The Branch Will Not Break. $20 entry includes a copy of the CD. More Info
At La Jolla Music Society’s Summerfest 2019, David Lang curates a program with works by Caroline Shaw, Chris Cerrone, and Gabriela Smith. More Info
Sarah Heeman, with electronic ID, will perform Liminal Highway at 8pm in KunstKulturKirche Allerheiligen, Frankfurk am Main. More Info