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2006-2007:
30th
Anniversary Season
Wednesday,
September 27, 2006 at 9:30 pm
Joe's Pub at The
Public Theater
ACO
presents Composers OutFront!
 Susie
Ibarra:
Barangay
Rhythms
Weaving a
fascinating mix of Filipino, Spanish, Chinese and Thai rhythms and
cultures with contemporary composition and improvisation. Featuring
Electric Kulintang with music from their new recording to be released
this fall.
Susie Ibarra,
acoustic & electric kulintang, drum set, vocals & keyboard;
plus Electric
Kulintang with Roberto Rodriguez, electronics, cajon & percussion;
also with Gilad
Harel, clarinets; Mari Kimura, violin & electronics; Jade
Simmons, piano; Joseph Trent, flutes; Tomas Ulrich, cello
Find
out more...
  Friday,
October 13, 2006 at 7:30 pm
Zankel Hall at
Carnegie Hall
Sunday, October
15, 2006 at 7:30 pm
Annenberg Center
for the Performing Arts, Philadelphia
Orchestra
Underground: Composers OutFront!
ACO's
groundbreaking series reinvents the orchestra with four world
premieres, a multi-media collaboration, and a new focus on composer-performers.
Brad
Lubman, guest conductor
Evan
Ziporyn, bass clarinet
Lauren
Radnofsky, amplified cello
Susie
Ibarra, percussion
Corey
Dargel, vocalist
Jim Altieri, violin
CHARLES IVES:
Ragtime Dances
EVAN
ZIPORYN: Big Grenadilla (World Premiere, ACO Commission)
MICHAEL
GATONSKA: After the Wings of Migratory Birds (World Premiere,
ACO/Underwood Commission)
MICHAEL
GANDOLFI: As Above (with video by Ean White) (NY and
Philadelphia Premieres)
BRAD
LUBMAN: New Work (with visual installation by Boom Design Group)
(World Premiere, ACO Commission)
SUSIE
IBARRA: Optical Illusion - Meditation in White Light (NY Premiere)
COREY
DARGEL All the Notes & Rhythms I've Ever Loved (World Premiere)
Find
out more...
Friday, October
20, 2006 at 7:00 pm
Joe's Pub at The
Public Theater
ACO
presents Composers OutFront!
Brad
Lubman's Electric Fuzz (NYC
Debut)
 The
versatile conductor-composer-instrumentalist Brad Lubman's latest
project creates new artistic synergies,
juxtaposing
acoustic music with electronics, pop-art and the avant-garde.
Brad Lubman,
keyboards, synth, & percussion
with Will Chapin,
electric guitar; Paul Coleman, electronics; Olivia DePrato, violin;
Charlie Dye, percussion;
Juliet Grabowski,
clarinets & koto; Oliver Hagen, keyboards; Lauren Radnofsky,
cello & electronics; Todd Reynolds, violin
Find
out more...
Thurs., Fri. &
Saturday, November 16, 17 & 18, 2006 at 8:00 pm
Rose Hall, Jazz at
Lincoln Center
ACO
& Jazz at Lincoln Center
 Steven
Sloane, conductor
Marcus Roberts, piano
Jazz at Lincoln
Center Orchestra with
Wynton Marsalis
GEORGE GERSHWIN:
Rhapsody in Blue
DEREK BERMEL: The
Migration Series (World Premiere, ACO/Music Alive Commission)
plus great
American song orchestrations by NELSON RIDDLE
Find
out more...
Friday, March 2,
2007 at 9:30 pm
BAMCafé.
Admission is Free.
ACO
presents Composers OutFront!
Andrew
McKenna Lee: From the Raunchy to the Refined
Andrew McKenna Lee
pushes the envelope with his original compositions for electric and
acoustic guitar - solo and with allied musical mavericks Janus and
NOW Ensemble.
Find
out more...
Sunday, March 25,
2007 at 7:30 pm
Annenberg Center
for the Performing Arts, Philadelphia
Monday, March 26,
2007 at 7:30 pm
Zankel Hall at
Carnegie Hall
Orchestra
Underground: Composers OutFront!
ACO
challenges conventional notions about orchestra music with
category-breaking premieres that continue a focus on composer as performer.
Dennis Russell
Davies, conductor laureate
Vijay Iyer, piano
Steven Mackey,
electric guitar
Kurt Rohde, viola
Harold Meltzer, harpsichord
Jason Treuting, percussion
Andrew McKenna
Lee, guitar
Min Xiao-Fen, pipa
STEVEN
MACKEY: Deal for Electric Guitar & Chamber Orchestra
(Philadelphia and New York Premieres)
KURT
ROHDE: White Boy/Man Invisible (NY Premiere, ACO Commission)
VIJAY
IYER: Interventions (World Premiere, ACO Commission)
HAROLD
MELTZER: Virginal
TANIA
LEÓN: Indigena
plus music by
ANDREW McKENNA LEE & MIN XIAO-FEN
Friday, March 30,
2007 at 9:30 pm
BAMCafé.
Admission is Free.
ACO
presents Composers OutFront!
Min
Xiao-Fen: Blue Pipa Trio
Pipa virtuoso Min
Xiao-Fen's Blue Pipa Trio integrates and improvises on the best of
Chinese folk music, Jazz standards and even Bluegrass. With Bill
McCrossen, bass & Steve Salerno, guitar.
Find
out more...
Friday &
Saturday, April 13, 1:30 - 4:30pm. Free.
Saturday, April
14, 7:30pm.
Harold Prince Theater
Annenberg Center
for the Performing Arts, Philadelphia
 ACO/Penn
New Music Readings & Lab
Featuring brand
new music by five emerging composers from the Philadelphia-area.
Jeffrey Milarsky, conductor
Robert Beaser,
artistic director
Derek Bermel, Music
Alive composer-in-residence
Jennifer Higdon,
mentor composer
Gerald Levinson,
mentor composer
Jay Reise, mentor composer
MICHAEL
DJUPSTROM: Gaeng
JOHN
B. HEDGES: Scirocco Dances
DAVID
LAGANELLA: Under Ethereal
GREGORY
SPEARS: Finishing
ALAN
TORMEY: Cleveland is a State of Mind
 Friday,
April 27, 2007 at 8:00 pm
Stern Auditorium
at Carnegie Hall
An
Adams Apple: John Adams at 60
John Adams, conductor
Leila
Josefowicz, violin
Eric
Owens, bass-baritone
JOHN
ADAMS: My Father Knew Charles Ives
The Wound Dresser
Violin Concerto
Find
out more...
Tuesday &
Wednesday, May 8 & 9, 2007
10:00 am - 1:00
pm. Admission is Free.
Skirball Center
for the Performing Arts
Underwood
New Music Readings
ACO's annual
roundup of the country's brightest young and emerging composers
selected from a national search.
Paul Lustig Dunkel
& David Alan Miller, conductors
Robert Beaser,
artistic director
Derek Bermel,
Tania León, Christopher Theofanides & Yehudi Wyner, mentor composers
ROSHANNE
ETEZADY: Cereus
HSU
CHIA-YU: Fantasy on Wang Bao Chuan
XINYAN
LI: Mountain Sacrifice No. 2
NORBERT
PALEJ: Movimento Sinfonico
AMY
KIRSTEN: Strange Angel
PHILIPPE
BODIN: Fling
JOSEPH
PEREIRA: Mask
RYAN
STREBER: Arcuare
CLINT
NEEDHAM: Earth and Green
2005-2006
Season
Friday, November
11, 2005
7:30 pm
Zankel Hall at
Carnegie Hall
Orchestra
Underground
"Music
in Motion"
Steven
Sloane, conductor
Pilobolus
Dance Theatre
Alison Chase, choreography
Mirra
Bank, film
Carole
Farley, soprano
Margaret
Lloyd, soprano
CONLON
NANCARROW: Study No. 7 (Orchestrated by Yvar Mikhashoff)
JOSÉ
SEREBRIER: Symphony No. 3, Symphonie
Mystique (World Premiere)
MICHAEL
TORKE: Four
Proverbs (World
Premiere, Chamber Orchestra Version)
EDWARD
BILOUS: Lucid
Dreams (World Premiere)
Orchestra
Underground is presented with the generous support of
The Argosy
Foundation Contemporary Music Fund.
Sunday,
November 13, 2005
7:30 PM at
Zellerbach Theater, Annenberg Center for the Arts
Philadelphia, PA
Orchestra
Underground
"Music
in Motion"
repeat of
November 11 program
Saturday,
February 4, 2006
7:30 PM at
Harold Prince Theater, Annenberg Center for the Arts
Philadelphia, PA
Underground
Mix
Jeffrey
Milarsky, conductor
Lauren
Flanigan, soprano
Daniel
Druckman, percussion
Randall Woolf: BYOD
(Philadelphia Premiere)
Steven Mackey: Micro-Concerto
(Philadelphia Premiere)
Hiroya Miura:
New Work (World Premiere)
Robert Beaser:
Songs from "The Occasions"
Friday,
March 17, 2006
7:30 pm at Zankel
Hall at Carnegie Hall
Orchestra
Underground
“Tech
& Techno”
Steven
Sloane,
conductor
Todd
Reynolds, electric violin
DJ
Scientific , laptop
Bill
T. Jones, narrator
JUSTIN
MESSINA: Abandon
(World Premiere, ACO Commission)
EDMUND
CAMPION: Practice (World Premiere, ACO Commission)
NEIL
ROLNICK: iFiddle Concerto (World
Premiere, ACO Commission)
MASON
BATES: Omnivorous Furniture
(New York Premiere)
DANIEL
BERNARD ROUMAIN: Call Them All: Fantasy Projections for
Film Laptop and Orchestra
(World Premiere, ACO Commission)
Orchestra
Underground is presented with the generous support of
The Argosy
Foundation Contemporary Music Fund.
Saturday,
March 18, 2006
7:30 PM at
Zellerbach Theater, Annenberg Center for the Arts
Philadelphia, PA
Orchestra
Underground
“Tech
& Techno”
Repeat of
March 17 program
 Sunday,
April 30, 2006
2:00 PM
Stern Auditorium
at Carnegie Hall.
Family
Concert
Let's
Go to the Movies
featuring some of Hollywood's favorite kid-friendly film music,
including music from Harry Potter, Star Wars, and The Lion
King. Pre-concert educational activities for kids start at 12:30
PM. Tickets only $8.
 Wednesday,
May 3, 2006
8:00 PM at Stern
Auditorium at Carnegie Hall
“Erotic
Spirits”
Steven
Sloane, conductor
Deborah
Voigt, Soprano
ACO Singers, Judith
Clurman, director
KRISTIN
KUSTER: Myrrha
(World
Premiere, ACO/The Helen F. Whitaker Fund Commission)
DEREK
BERMEL: Elixir
(World
Premiere, ACO/Betty Freeman/Westchester Philharmonic Commission)
BRIAN
CURRENT: Symphonies in
Slanted Time
(New York
Premiere, Barlow Endowment Commission)
STEPHEN
PAULUS: Erotic Spirits
(New York Premiere)
 Thursday,
May 18, 2006 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Friday May 19,
2006 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Miller Theatre
Columbia
University (116th St. and Broadway)
15th
Annual
Underwood
New Music Readings
ACO's annual
roundup of the country's brightest young and emerging composers.
May 18
ROBERT GATES: Aerials
ANDREA
REINKEMEYER: Lured
by the Horizon
FANG MAN: Black
and White
ANNA CLYNE: rewind
May 19
PAUL RICHARDS: Music
for Midsummer
JEFF MYERS: Metamorphosis
III
MATTHEW
TOMMASINI: Songs
Lost and Forgotten
Lead support
for the Underwood New Music Readings comes from Mr. Paul Underwood,
The Fromm Music Foundation and The Helen F. Whitaker Fund. ACO's
emerging composers programs are made possible with public funds from
the National Endowment for the Arts and with the support of Jerome
Foundation and the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust.
2004-2005
Season
Wednesday,
November 17, 2004
7:30 pm
Zankel Hall at
Carnegie Hall
Orchestra
Underground
ACO
kicks-off its second season "underground" with provocative
music that explores the relationship between music and the visual arts.
Steven
Sloane, conductor
Ida
Kavafian, violin
Alice Ripley, soprano
Matt Bogart, tenor
STEPHEN
SONDHEIM: Sunday in the Park with George (selections)
MORTON
FELDMAN: De Kooning
RANDALL
WOOLF: Women at an Exhibition for chamber orchestra,
electronics, and video (World Premiere)
video by Mary
Harron and John C. Walsh
MICHAEL
DAUGHERTY: Fire and Blood (New York Premiere)
Orchestra
Underground is presented with the generous support of
The Argosy
Foundation Contemporary Music Fund.
Recommended Reading:
Sondheim
in Two Contexts
by Gerald Moshell
Looking
at Women
by Mic Holwin
Music
& Art Beneath the Surface
by Frank J. Oteri
Friday,
January 21, 2005. 7:30 pm at Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall
Orchestra
Underground
ACO's
groundbreaking series continues with a high-tech, high-energy
program of all world premieres with percussive,
improvisational & spatial explorations.
Steven
Sloane, conductor
So
Percussion
Dan
Trueman, violin & electronics
CARLOS
CARRILLO: Algunas metáforas que aluden al tormento, a la
angustia y a la guerra
(World
Premiere, BMI/Carlos Surinach Fund Commission)
DAN
TRUEMAN: Traps Relaxed (World
Premiere, ACO Commission)
JASON
FREEMAN: Glimmer (World
Premiere, ACO Commission)
EVE
BEGLARIAN: Flaming0 (World
Premiere, revised version)
Orchestra
Underground is presented with the generous support of
The Argosy
Foundation Contemporary Music Fund.
Also funded
in part through Meet the Composer's Creative Connections Program with
the support of ASCAP Foundation, Copland Fund, Ford Foundation,
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Jerome Foundation, New York City
Department of Cultural Affairs, New York State Council on the Arts,
Virgil Thomson Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Recommended Reading:
Discovering
an Electric Violin
by Dan Trueman
Swooping
the Orchestra with "Glimmer"
by Jason Freeman
 Wednesday,
February 23, 2005. 8:00 pm at Carnegie Hall, Stern Auditorium
ACO
at Carnegie Hall
An all
premiere program featuring a major new work by Hollywood outsider
composer Danny Elfman, and new music for Andy Summers, the lead
guitarist of the legendary band the Police.
Steven
Sloane, conductor
Andy
Summers, electric guitar
Benjamin
Verdery, classical guitar
ACO Singers,
Judith Clurman, director
MANLY
ROMERO: Blanco, Azul, Rojo (World Premiere,
Commissioned by The Helen F. Whitaker Fund)
INGRAM
MARSHALL: Dark Florescence - Variations for Two Guitars and Orchestra
(World Premiere)
DANNY
ELFMAN: Serenada Schizophrana (World Premiere, ACO Commission)
Recommended Reading:
Two
Different Guitarists, One Composer
by Mic Holwin
Danny
Elfman Walks into Carnegie Hall...
by Jessica Lustig
Thursday, May
5, 2005 9:30 am - 1:00 pm
Friday May 6,
2005 9:30 am - 1:00 pm
Alfred Lerner
Hall, Roone Arledge Auditorium
Columbia
University, 115th Street and Broadway
14th
Annual New Music Readings
ACO's
annual roundup of the country's brightest young and emerging composers.
Robert
Beaser, artistic director
Steven
Sloane, music director
Paul
Lustig Dunkel, conductor
James Lowe, conductor
Steven
Mackey and Melinda
Wagner, mentor composers
Thursday,
May 5
ZHOU
TIAN: The Palace of Nine Perfections
SPENCER
LAMBRIGHT: Lyhennys
JOSEPH
SHEEHAN: Sail Away to Soft, Sweet Bells
MICHAEL
GATONSKA: An Expedition Aboard the Third Mind
JENNIFER
FITZGERALD: Having Once Been, Mvt. I
Friday, May 6
KENNETH
FROELICH: Pulse Mutations
STEFAN
WEISMAN: The Bird Happened
GREGG
WRAMAGE: Remember Death (The Hemingway Summer)
DANIEL
VISCONTI: Graffiti
CARLOS
RIVERA: Popol-Vuh, Four Mayan Dances for Orchestra
Lead
support for the Underwood New Music Readings comes from Mr. Paul
Underwood, The Fromm Music Foundation and The Helen F. Whitaker Fund.
ACO's emerging composers programs are made possible with public funds
from the National Endowment for the Arts and with the support of
Jerome Foundation and the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust.
2003-2004
Season
Wednesday,
October 8, 2003
Carnegie Hall
— Isaac Stern Auditorium
8:00 pm
Different
Trains
Dramatic
music for strings featuring a haunting sonic landscape by Steve
Reich, one of America’s most influential composer-creators
Steven
Sloane, conductor
James
Stubbs, trumpet
JOHN ADAMS: Christian
Zeal and Activity
CHARLES
WUORINEN: Grand Bamboula
ANNA WEESNER: Still
Things Move (New York Premiere)
IRVING FINE: Serious
Song: A Lament for String Orchestra
ALAN
HOVHANESS: The Holy City, op. 218
STEVE REICH: Different
Trains (Version for String Orchestra and
pre-recorded tape) (New York Premiere)
Friday,
February 27, 2004
Carnegie Hall
— Zankel Hall
7:30 pm
Orchestra
Underground
Two new
works that re-invent the orchestra concert with multimedia and
altered instrumentation
Steven
Sloane, conductor
Andrew
Armstrong, piano
LISA BIELAWA: The
Right Weather
(World
Premiere, Commissioned by the Helen F. Whitaker Fund)
Gotham (World
Premiere, ACO Commission)
In
Collaboration with Ridge Theater and Hypnotic Pictures
MICHAEL
GORDON, composer
BILL MORRISON, filmaker
LAURIE
OLINDER, visual artist
BOB McGRATH, director
Wednesday,
March 10, 2004
Carnegie Hall
— Isaac Stern Auditorium
8:00 pm
Fanfares
and Fire
A
high-energy blast of new music with reflective music by Nicholas Maw
Steven Sloane, conductor
eighth blackbird
DAVID
SCHOBER: Split Horizon Concerto for Sextet and Orchestra (World
Premiere, Commissioned by the Fromm Music Foundation)
DARON
HAGEN: Fire Music (New York Premiere)
NED
ROREM: Lions
NICHOLAS
MAW: The World in the Evening (New York Premiere)
Wednesday,
April 28, 2004
Carnegie Hall
— Isaac Stern Auditorium
8:00 pm
 Improvise!
Improvisation
meets the orchestra...the centerpiece of a week-long festival
Steven
Sloane, conductor
Jeffrey
Milarsky, conductor
Anthony
Davis, piano
Chico
Freeman, saxophone
Gerry
Hemingway, percussion
ALVIN
SINGLETON: When
Given A Choice (World Premiere,
Commissioned by the Serge Koussevitzky Foundation in the Library of
Congress and American Composers Orchestra)
EARLE
BROWN: Event: Synergy II
ANTHONY
DAVIS: Wayang V (New
York Premiere)
GEORGE
LEWIS: Virtual Concerto (World
Premiere, ACO Commission)
DUKE
ELLINGTON: Les Trois
Rois Noirs
Thursday,
May 20, 2004 10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Friday
May 21, 2004 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Miller
Theatre at Columbia University, 116th Street and Broadway
13th
Annual Whitaker New Music Readings
ACO's
annual round-up of the best and brightest works by emerging American composers.
Robert
Beaser, artistic director
Jeffrey
Milarsky & Carl St. Clair,
conductors
Stephen
Hartke and Michael Daugherty, mentor composers
DANIEL
BRADSHAW: Jubilus
ANTHONY
CHEUNG: 1st Movement, from Symphony No. 1
RALF
GAWLICK: …De La Mas Sabrosa Y Agradable Vida…
KRISTIN
KUSTER: The Narrows
JONATHAN
NEWMAN: Hip + Now
THOMAS
OSBORNE: The Burning Music
ROBERT
PATERSON: Electric Lines
CHRISTOPHER
TRAPANI: North
2002-2003
Season
Sunday,
November 3, 2002 at 3pm
 A
Program of Psalms
Carnegie
Hall
Steven
Sloane, conductor
New
York Virtuoso Singers, Harold Rosenbaum, artistic director
Judith
Bettina, soprano
Amy
Burton, soprano
Margaret
Lattimore, mezzo-soprano
Richard
Clement, tenor
John
Hancock, baritone
DAVID
LANG: how to pray (World Premiere, ACO Commission)
CHARLES
IVES: Psalm 100
MILTON
BABBITT: From the Psalter (World Premiere, ACO Commission)
JON
MAGNUSSEN: Psalm (excerpts) (New
York Premiere)
CHARLES
IVES: The Sixty-Seventh Psalm
SHULAMIT
RAN: Supplications (for Chorus and Orchestra) (World
Premiere, ACO Commission)
JOHN
HARBISON: Four Psalms (New York Premiere)
 Friday,
February 21, 2003 at 7pm
Randall
Woolf
Joe's
Pub at the Public Theater
 Turn
Me Away
twisted
tutu (Eve Beglarian-vocals, keyboards & Kathleen Supové-keyboards)
...missing...
Margaret
Kampmeier-piano,
John
Ferrari-vibes, marimba
The
Trick Is To Keep Breathing
The
Sirius Quartet: Meg Okura-violin, Rachel Golub-violin, Ron
Lawrence-viola, David Eggar-cello
The
debut of Soup, a new group comprised of gospel/jazz/soul singer/composer
Tyrone Henderson, co-composer Randall Woolf on keyboard,
Nabaté Isles on trumpet, and guitarist Ann Klein.
Tickets
for this performance are now available: $20 at the box office or
through telecharge at 212 239 6200, www.telecharge.com.
Joe's Pub is located at 425 Lafayette Street in Manhattan.
Sunday,
March 2, 2003 at 3pm
Zappa
and the Emerging American Composer
Carnegie
Hall
Steven
Sloane, conductor
David
Moss, Omar Ebrahim, vocalists
 DAN
COLEMAN: L'alma respira (World
premiere. Commissioned by the Helen F. Whitaker Fund)
HSUEH-YUNG
SHEN: Autumn Fall (World
premiere. Commissioned by the Helen F. Whitaker Fund)
BRIAN
ROBISON: In Search of the Miraculous (World
premiere. Commissioned by the Helen F. Whitaker Fund)
FRANK
ZAPPA arr. Ali N. Askin:
The
Adventures of Greggery Peccary (U.S. Premiere)
G-Spot
Tornado
The
Dog Breath Variations/Uncle Meat (a.k.a. Dog/Meat) (NY Premiere)
Peaches
en Regalia (U.S. Premiere)
Sunday,
April 6, 2003 at 3pm
Antony
and Cleopatra
Carnegie
Hall
 Steven
Sloane, conductor
New
York Concert Singers, Judith Clurman, music director
Carol
Vaness, Cleopatra
Louis
Otey, Antony
Neil
Rosenshein, Caesar
Arthur
Woodley, Enobarbus
With:
Elizabeth Batton; Matthew Burns; Peter Couchman; Jonathan Goodman;
Andrew Martens; Richard Lippold; Douglas Purcell; Mark Rehnstrom;
Margaret Thompson; James Archie Worley
SAMUEL
BARBER: Antony and Cleopatra (concert performance)
Monday,
April 7, 2003
 Whitaker
New Music Readings
Steven
Sloane, conductor
Jeffrey
Milarsky & Scott Yoo, guest conductors
Robert
Beaser, artistic director
Chen
Yi, Joseph Schwantner, Steven Stucky, composer-mentors
ACO's
annual round-up of the best and brightest works by emerging American composers.
Top
2001-2002
Season
Orchestra
Tech
October
10 - 14, 2001 / New York City
A
five-day conference and concert series exploring the integration of
technology and the orchestra. Click
here to learn more about the Orchestra Tech conference.
Wednesday,
October 10, 2001 at 8 pm
Miller
Theatre, Columbia University [directions
& venue info]
  American
Composers Orchestra
Orchestra
Tech Opening Concert
Gil
Rose and Jeffrey
Milarsky, conductors
Steven
Schick, percussion
JOHN
OSWALD: Concerto
for Conductor and Orchestra (New York Premiere)
OTTO
LUENING: Synthesis
EDMUND
CAMPION: What
goes up... (New York Premiere)
DAVID
FELDER: In Between
(New York Premiere)
RANDALL
WOOLF: Hee Haw
Tickets:
$20. Call 212.854.7799, or online at www.millertheatre.com.
Thursday,
October 11, 2001 at 8 pm
Merkin
Concert Hall [directions
& venue info]
Orchestra
Tech presents Speculum Musicae
MARK
APPLEBAUM: Scipio
wakes up (New York Premiere)
JAMES
MOBBERLY: Soggiorno
(New York Premiere)
JOSHUA
FINEBERG: Empreintes
(U.S. Premiere)
MATHEW
ROSENBLUM: Nü
Kuan Tzu
Tickets:
$20. Call 212.501.3330
Friday,
October 12, 2001 at 8 pm
Great
Hall, Cooper Union [directions
& venue info]
 Ethel:
Electric Quartet
with
Carol Wincenc,
flute
STEVE
MACKEY: String
Theory
RICARDO
DAL FARRA: Homotecia
(World Premiere)
INGRAM
MARSHALL: Fog
Tropes II
RAND
STEIGER: 13
Loops (World premiere, New Version)
MARK
WINGATE: Prophecy
ROGER
REYNOLDS: Ariadne's
Thread (New York Premiere)
Tickets:
$15. Call 212.279.4200, or online at www.ticketweb.com.
Saturday,
October 13, 2001 at 8 pm
The
Knitting Factory [directions
& venue info]
Electro-Acoustic
Composers Out Front!
Composer-performers
explore new worlds of technology, improvisation
and virtuosity
with performances by:
MARI
KIMURA
MARTHA
MOOKE
DANIEL
TRUEMAN
GOLAN
LEVIN
Tickets
$20. Call 212.210.3006, or online at www.virtuous.com.
Sunday,
October 14, 2001 at 8 pm
Carnegie
Hall [directions
& venue info]
 American
Composers Orchestra
Technology
and the Orchestra
Sunday,
October 14, 2001 at 8 pm
Carnegie
Hall
American
Composers Orchestra
Technology
and the Orchestra
Paul
Lustig Dunkel, conductor
EDGARD
VARESE: Déserts
(with video created by Bill Viola) (New York Premiere)
TOD
MACHOVER: Sparkler
(World Premiere, ACO Commission)
MORTON
SUBOTNICK: Before
the Butterfly (World Premiere, Digital Version)
TRISTAN
MURAIL: Le
Partage des Eaux (U.S. Premiere)
Tickets:
$47, $36, $17. Call CarnegieCharge at 212.247.7800, or online at www.carnegiehall.org.
Sunday,
February 3, 2002 at 3 pm
 Philip
Glass 65th Birthday Concert
Carnegie
Hall
Dennis Russell Davies, conductor
Lauren Flanigan, soprano
Raschèr Saxophone Quartet
PHILIP
GLASS/RAVI SHANKAR: Passages
(U.S. Premiere)
PHILIP
GLASS: Symphony No. 6,
"Plutonian Ode" (World Premiere, Carnegie Hall
Corporation and Bruckner Orchestra, Linz Commission)
For
tickets call CarnegieCharge at 212-247-7800;
or
buy online at www.carnegiehall.org
Sunday,
March 10, 2002 at 3 pm
ACO
25th Anniversary Concert, Part I
Carnegie
Hall
  Steven
Sloane, conductor (Carnegie Hall Debut)
Icebreaker, guest ensemble
STEWART
WALLACE: The Book of Five
(World Premiere, ACO/ASCAP Foundation Commission)
ERICH
KORNGOLD: Symphony in F#, Op. 40
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