November 23 8PM First Unitarian Universalist Church of Austin, Austin, TX
Tetractys Composer Portrait Concert: from solo work to an industrial-inspired piece for string quartet and percussion quartet: Flying Sparks and Heavy Machinery, Daughters of the Industrial Revolution, Long Waves and Random Pulses, and Burn Again with a Low Blue Flame. INFO

September 28, 7:30 PM Jessen Auditorium, UT Austin
New Music Ensemble plays Detroit Industry: The Goddess Stamps Metal While the Blast Furnace Sings with projections of the Diego Rivera murals. INFO 

September 22, 12:30 PM Visual Arts Center, UT Austin
Density 512 performs "The Manufacture of Tangled Ivory" (with bassoon!) INFO

September 13 New Music Detroit performs Detroit Industry: The Goddess Stamps Metal While the Blast Furnace Sings under the Diego Rivera murals at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Friday Night Live presents music by Mexican composers Javier Alvarez, Gabriela Ortiz, Jorge Sosa, Conlon Nancarrow and Annie Gosfield. Part of "Strange Beautiful Music." In collaboration with New Music Detroit, the Detroit Bureau of Sound and the Mexican Consulate. INFO

September 6, Australia's Ensemble Offspring perform Cranks and Cactus Needles, Tivoli Vredenburg, Utrecht, Netherlands

September 4, Amsterdam, Australia's Ensemble Offspring perform Cranks and Cactus Needles Splendor

LOUD WEEKEND at MASS MoCA
Bang on a Can's new festival
August 2: Flying Sparks and Heavy Machinery: Music inspired by industrial environments for string quartet and percussion quartet
August 3: Detroit Industry - The Goddess Stamps Metal While the Blast Furnace Sings: A large scale work with electronics, inspired by Diego Rivera's murals. Almost Truths and Open Deceptions: a chamber cello concerto
August 4: Annie Gosfield and Roger Kleier duo, plus Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind: Jammed radios meet Debussy

July 11, 8:30PM, The Stone, NYC
Pauline Kim Harris performs Long Waves and Random Pulses in a program inspired by Bach's Chaconnes

May 24, 7PM Concert for Atlantic Center for the Arts Master-Artist-in-Residence
Annie Gosfield and Roger Kleier with Carlos Quebrada at Timucua Arts Foundation, Orlando, FL

May 2, 8PM PORTRAIT CONCERT: Interpretations Series 30th Anniversary, at Roulette, Brooklyn, NY INFO
A Mother’s Note and a Single Vote, NYC premiere by Pauline Kim Harris (violin) and Vicky Chow (piano).
For the centenary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote.
The piece is about making one’s voice heard in a noisy world.
Plus new work, with Gosfield, Roger Kleier, Sylvie Courvoisier, Pauline Kim Harris, and Vicky Chow:
a world of things transformed, where acoustic sounds confront their distorted mirror images,
abstractions become reality, and signals drift into outer spaces. With a set by Edmund Campion

April 28, 3PM Delaware County Community College in Media, PA
Duo Cortona Rachel Calloway, mezzo soprano & Ari Streisfeld, violin
perform "Number Six Goerke Street" at the New Music Concert Series INFO

April 23, NYU Avery Fisher Center
Pauline Kim Harris plays "Long Waves and Random Pulses"

April 7, The Glade Foundation, Houston, TX
Musiqa performs The Blue Horse Walks on the Horizon + artist Geraldina Interiano Wise
paints live in front of the audience for "Traces of Blue"

March 24, 8AM - 5PM, Seattle Symphony: Contemporary Music Marathon INFO
Long Waves and Random Pulses performed by Elisa Barston, 1PM at Octave 9 at Benaroya Hall
A nonstop multi-disciplinary showcase with music from over 50 living composers across the span of 24 hours

March 15, 8PM, & March 16, 4PM and 8PM, Harkness Dance Festival at the 92Y, NYC INFO
Long Waves and Random Pulses performed by Pauline Kim Harris
Dylan Crossman Dans(c)e World Premiere, honoring the Centenary of Merce Cunningham

March 6, 7:30PM, Merkin Hall, NYC INFO
Bang on a Can Allstars perform The Manufacture of Tangled Ivory with samples from 1995!
Ecstatic Music Festival: 2019 Bang on a Can People's Commissioning Fund Concert
A New Sounds Live co-presentation hosted by John Schaefer & streamed live on NewSounds.org
With music by Glenn Branca, Arnold Dreyblatt, Nicole Lizee, Trevor Weston, Josue Collado Fregoso and Henry Threadgill

2018
November 29, 6PM Exploring the Metropolis, The Cell, NYC
End of the year bash honoring Annie Gosfield and Gus Solomons Jr.
Long Waves and Random Pulses performed by Pauline Kim Harris.
Come support this great program that provides workspace!
More info

November 9, 8PM, (pre-concert talk at 6:30) Library of Congress, Washington DC
Premiere of a new Library of Congress Commission by the McKim Fund
for violin and piano performed by Alarm Will Sound
More info

November 11, 7PM, St. Paul's Cathedral, Pittsburgh, PA
Kamraton performs Cranks and Cactus Needles
More info

October 31, 7:30PM, Atrium na Zizkove, Prague
Pauline Kim Harris performs Long Waves and Random Pulses in a program inspired by Bach's Chaconnes
More info

October 29, 7:30PM, Katzin Concert Hall, ASU School of Music
Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites perf. by Arizona Contemporary Music Ensemble directed by Simone Mancuso
More info

October 20, 5PM, (pre-concert talk at 4PM) Smithsonian Museum, McEvoy Auditorium, Washington DC
Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites Performed by the 21st Century Consort
A musical take on "Sites Unseen," the exhibition of artist Trevor Paglen
More info

October 4, 8 pm, University of Northern Colorado
Stacey Barelos plays Phantom Shakedown for piano and electronics

September 15, 9PM The Cube (Detroit Symphony Orchestra)
New Music Detroit performs Detroit Industry:
The Goddess Stamps Metal While the Blast Furnace Sings
inspired by Diego Rivera's murals at "Strange Beautiful Music"
More info

THE STONE RESIDENCY
JULY 24-28 All shows 8:30 pm
55 West 13th Street, New York, NY 10011
NOTE: Upgraded to the Ernst C. Stiefel Concert Hall, Arnhold Hall, 4th floor
Stone Calendar
Annie Gosfield presents a varied week of freewheeling improvisation and composed pieces that draws on her music for jammed radios, broken pianos and air raid sirens. Featuring new collaborations and revisiting some rarely played pieces, this week at the Stone is an overview of Gosfield's musical life in New York.

7/24 Tuesday: Acoustic vs. Electronics Showdown, Composed and Improvised:
Felix Fan performs Burn Again with a Low Blue Flame, for cello and a truck siphoning water (+ other sounds)
Then, Ikue Mori (electronics), Sylvie Courvoisier (piano), Annie Gosfield (sampling keyboard)
This new trio of old friends explores the crossroads between felt, ivory, wire, signals, and noise.

7/25 Wednesday: Double Double Trouble
Yuka Honda and Annie Gosfield (keyboards), Nels Cline and Roger Kleier (guitars)
Double Double Trouble from two keyboard & guitar couples who have wanted to play together for years.

7/26 Thursday: Radio Noise vs. String Noise and they mingle in the ether
String Noise (Pauline Kim Harris & Conrad Harris, violins), Annie Gosfield (electronics), Roger Kleier (guitar)
String Noise duel with WWII era radio signals in Static Strands and String Noise. Annie Gosfield and Roger Kleier play Captured Signals and Radio Ephemera, bookended by a rare reading of both the solo and "tape" versions of Long Waves and Random Pulses performed by Pauline Kim Harris.

7/27 Friday: Rubble, Migration, and a Truck Siphoning Water: Composition and Improvisation
Annie Gosfield (sampler), Brian Chase (drums), Roger Kleier (guitar)
Electronic radio rubble, throbbing drums, and abstract guitars merge, in a set that considers migration, radio frequencies, and dub techniques and the transformational nature of 21st century life, dedicated to Stephanie Stone.

7/28 Saturday: 21st Century Dance Crazes
Closing the week with a bang: Billy Martin (drums), Steven Bernstein (slide trumpet), Briggan Krauss (saxophone), Brian Drye (trombone), Roger Kleier (guitar), Annie Gosfield (sampler)
A wild mix of dance tunes including a noisy, grooving take on analog synthesizers, vacuums, and a stellar band complete with horn section.

July 28, Spectrum, NYC
Jenny Q. Chai plays Brooklyn, October 5, 1941 for piano, baseballs, and catcher's mitt

June 30, 7PM National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY
COBRA John Zorn's iconic 1984 game piece. Performed by John Zorn, prompter, with Annie Gosfield,
Ava Mendoza, Wendy Eisenberg, Zeena Parkins, Sylvie Courvoisier, Ikue Mori, Okkyung Lee, Kirsten Lamb, Sae Hashimoto, Ches Smith, Kate Gentile, Mareike Wiening
More Info

May 30, 7PM National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY
John Zorn presents the stone commissioning series
With Jennifer Choi, Kathleen Supove, Quattro Mani (Steven Beck and Susan Grace)
More info

May 25, 7PM DIA (Detroit Institute of Arts)
New Music Detroit premieres a new work inspired
by Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry murals in the Rivera Courtyard
More info

April 10, 8PM, MATA Festival 20th Anniversary at The Kitchen, NYC
Premiere of Voices over the Buzz and Clatter performed by Liminar (Mexico)
for flute, bass clarinet, percussion, violin, viola, cello, and bass
MATA Festival

March 25, 3:30PM, Media, PA
Kathleen Supove plays Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind
for piano and electronics
Delaware County Community College

March 10, 7:30PM, Boston
Kathleen Supove plays Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind
for piano and electronics
The New School of Music, 25 Lowell St, Cambridge, Massachusetts

March 10, 8PM, Pasadena, CA
Nadia Shpachenko plays Phantom Shakedown for piano and electronics
People Inside Electronics Throop Church 300 S Los Robles Ave, Pasadena

March 4, Shanghai
Jenny Q. Chai plays Brooklyn, October 5, 1941 for piano, baseballs, and catcher's mitt
Cadillac Shanghai Concert Hall

February 11, 3PM, Sydney Opera House
Ensemble Offspring plays Cranks and Cactus Needles
At the Sydney Opera House

February 2-3, The Metropolitan Museum, NYC
Mivos Quartet plays "The Blue Horse Walks on the Horizon
More details TBA

January 23 and 24, 7PM NYC
Kathleen Supove performs Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind
for piano and electronics
the Flea Theater 20 Thomas Street, New York, NY 10007 (Note new address, in "The Pete" theater)
Read about the piece

January 19, 7PM, Vienna
Alfredo Ovalies plays Phantom Shakedown for piano and electronics
At Mi Barrio, Muenzwardeingasse 2, 1060 Vienna, Austria

2017
November 12 & 18, Los Angeles
WAR OF THE WORLDS A new opera, directed by Yuval Sharon, commissioned by the Los Angeles
Philharmonic "A mind-bending collaboration of individuals and institutions will make this one of the
biggest events of the year, a performance piece presented simultaneously at Walt Disney Concert
Hall and at sites across L.A." More information

November 15, Carnegie Hall, NYC
Quattro Mani, Susan Grace and Steven Beck,
play "Refracted Reflections and Telepathic Static"
Tickets and information

November 30, Wayne State College
Stacey Barelos plays Phantom Shakedown for piano and electronics
Wayne State College

October 12, Belfast, Saarc
Frances-Marie Uitti plays "A Luminous Reflection of Metallic Direction"

September 22, Detroit
New Music Detroit plays "Daughters of the Industrial Revolution"
Strange Beautiful Music

September 4, Prague
String Noise plays "Static Strands and String Noise
Palac Akropolis

July 3, Cortona Sessions, Hotel Oasi Neumann Italy
Ari Streisfeld plays "Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites"

June 19, Fondazione Cini, Venice, Italy
Frances-Marie Uitti plays "A Luminous Reflection of Metallic Direction"

June 17, Dublin, New Hampshire
Mivos Quartet plays "The Blue Horse Walks on the Horizon
Matthew Gold and Mariel Roberts play "Uphill Slides and Knockdown Dives"
The Walden School

May 20, Ottawa, Ontario
Kara Huber plays Brooklyn, October 5, 1941 for piano, baseballs, and catcher's mitt
Freiman Hall, University of Ottawa, 50 University Pvt.

May 4, 7PM, NYC
Portrait concert at YIVO with new work inspired by
YIVO's archives and immigrant life in the Eastside of NYC
Featuring a premiere by Duo Cortona (Ari Streisfeld and Rachel Calloway)
and performances by Kathleen Supove, Brian Chase, Roger Kleier, and Annie Gosfield

April 25, Cluj, Romania
Green Thing Ensemble plays Cranks and Cactus Needles
At Cluj Modern Studioul de concerte al AMGD

April 22, 2:30 PM San Francisco
Daughters of the Industrial Revolution Performed by SFCMP
LOU HARRISON : A CENTENARY CELEBRATION at Z Space

April 7, 7:30PM Bucknell College
Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind Performed by Kathleen Supove
Natalie Davis Rooke Recital Hall, Bucknell College

March 28, 8PM NYC
The Jasper Quartet playThe Blue Horse Walks on the Horizon
CD release concert at Le Poisson Rouge

March 14-17
Rolling Sevens and Dreaming Elevens (solo contrabass) Performed by James Ilgenfritz
Pre-release tour for Origami Cosmos, James Ilgenfritz's new solo CD
featuring solo bass works by Miya Masaoka, Annie Gosfield, JG Thirlwell, and Elliott Sharp.
March 14 - Trinosophes, Detroit
March 15 - Kerrytown Concert House, Ann Arbor
March 16 - Dreamland Theater, Louisville
March 17 - Distro (presented by The Consortium and Alia Musica) Pittsburgh

March 5, Athens, Greece
The Blue Horse Walks on the Horizon (string quartet)
Performed at Open Day Festival, Athens, Greece

March 4, 8PM, Music on the Edge, Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA
The Fidelio Trio (UK) play Cranks and Cactus Needles in a rare US appearance
Music on the Edge

February 26, 7PM, Spectrum, NYC
The Fidelio Trio (UK) play Cranks and Cactus Needles in a rare US appearance
Spectrum

February 25, 3-6 PM, Eureka! Musical Minds of CA. CSU Fullerton, CA
3PM panel discussion (Gosfield) 4:30 PM Adrianne Pope plays Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites
Eureka! Conference, Fullerton

February 24, 8PM, CSU Fullerton, CA
Annie Gosfield and Roger Kleier play Captured Signals and Radio Ephemera, plus chamber work
16th Annual New Music Festival

February 22, 8PM, CSU Fullerton, CA
Ashley Bathgate plays Burn Again with a Low Blue Flame for cello and electronics
16th Annual New Music Festival

February 9, 8PM, Harvestworks, NYC FREE!
String Noise (Pauline Kim Harris and Conrad Harris, violins)
Play new spatialized work in a multi-speaker environment
Harvestworks and Composers Now Festival

February 4, 8PM, Pomona College, CA
Sarah Thornblade plays music for violin and electronics
Ussachevsky Memorial Festival of Electro Acoustic Music

2016
December 4, 4PM, New York
CD Release for Kathleen Supove's "The Debussy Effect"
The Cell Theater, 338 West 23rd St., NYC, with Tribeca New Music

November 27, Sala Filarmonicii, Craiova, Romania
The Pearls Before Swine Experience play Cranks and Cactus Needles
Festivalul Internațional Craiova Muzicală

November 8, London
The Fidelio trio plays the world premiere of
Cranks and Cactus Needles (trio version)
Sixth London Festival of American Music, The Warehouse

October 20, Brooklyn, NY
Pauline Kim Harris plays Long Waves and Random Pulses
for violin and jammed radio signals
Progressive Chamber Music Festival, Shapeshifter, Brooklyn

September 17, Toronto, Canada
Pianist Kara Huber performs Brooklyn October 5 1941
Bravo Academy

September 10, Ouray, CO
Pianist Kara Huber performs Brooklyn October 5 1941
The Wright Opera House

July 21 8:15PM, Chautauqua, NY
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra premiere
Almost Truths and Open Deceptions
Rossen Milanov, conductor; Felix Fan, cello
Chautauqua Institution Amphitheater

July 18 8:15PM, Chautauqua, NY
Premiere: new work for the Music School Festival Orchestra
Chautauqua Institution

July 8 6PM, Omaha
Phantom Shakedown performed by Stacy Barelos
at the Under the Radar Festival in Omaha
Festival Information

June 26 4PM, New York
Cranks and Cactus Needles and Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind
Performed by Mary Rowell, Ashley Bathgate, Eleonor Sandresky, and Andrew Sterman
at the Tribeca New Music Festival at The Cell

June 11 9PM, New York
Long Waves and Random Pulses performed by Pauline Kim Harris
for her "Shakon" project
Spectrum

June 5 10PM, Brooklyn, NY
The NY Phil Biennial
Long Waves and Random Pulses and Captured Signals and Radio Ephemera
Performed by Annie Gosfield, Pauline Kim Harris, and Roger Kleier
New York City ElectroAcoustic Music Festival at National Sawdust

May 16 6PM, New York
Michael Nicolas (cello) and myself premiere Four Roses and a Five Spot
From Michael's upcoming Sono Luminus CD
Miller Theatre's Pop-Up series

May 14 6PM Los Angeles
Sonic Garden: a benefit for Yuval Sharon's "The Industry"
Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites performed by Mona Tian
Sonic Garden LA

April 14 12PM Toronto
Kara Huber performs Brooklyn, October 5, 1941 for piano and baseballs
Canadian Opera Company, Richard Bradshaw Ampitheatre Toronto, ON

March 1 Los Angeles
Refracted Reflections and Telepathic Static for two pianos and electronics
Commissioned by the L.A. Philharmonic's "Green Umbrella" Series
for Christina Naughton, piano; and Michelle Naughton, piano
At Disney Hall Los Angeles
NOTES

February 20-25 KATHLEEN SUPOVE HITS THE ROAD IN CALIFORNIA:
SHATTERED APPARITIONS OF THE WESTERN WIND goes West!
February 20 Chapman University Recital Hall, Orange, CA
February 22 Cal Poly Recital Hall, Pomona, CA
February 27 Cal State Fullerton New Music Festival

2015

November 14
AER: American Electronics in Rome: participation in a festival for the 50th anniversary of the
Syn-ket, one of the first portable electronic synthesizers, at the American Academy in Rome
Villa Aurelia, The American Academy in Rome
Concert information at the American Academy in Rome

November 13
Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind Performed by Kathleen Supove
SCADshow, Atlanta Georgia

November 11
Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind Performed by Kathleen Supove
at Spectrum, NYC, with Face the Music, a benefit for Ecstatic Music
Concert Information at Spectrum/Ecstatic Music

October 27
The Dybbuk on Second Avenue Premiere of a new work for pianist Nadia Shpachenko
Piano Spheres Series, the Redcat Theater, Los Angeles
Concert Information

October 23
Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites and Phantom Shakedown
Performed by the Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble
at the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
Multimedia Art Museum Information

October 18 8PM
Rolling Sevens and Dreaming Elevens performed by bassist James Ilgenfritz
The Stone, Ave. C and 2nd St. NYC
The Stone Calendar

October 17 7PM
Daughters of the Industrial Revolution (excerpt for cello and percussion)
performed by Cadillac Moon Ensemble
Tenri Cultural Institute of New York, 43A West 13th St.
Concert Information

October 10 10PM
Duet with violinist Jon Rose at The Stone, Ave. C and 2nd St. NYC
The Stone Calendar

September 24 6PM
Arrangement of A Bowler Hat performed by Anthony De Mare
CD release concert for the ECM release "Liaisons: Re-Imagining Sondheim from the Piano"
Birdland, NYC
Concert Information

September 7 8PM
Annie Gosfield's Labor Day Birthday Bash
Annie Gosfield (sampler) Michael Nicolas (cello) Jennifer Choi (violin) Kathleen Supove (piano) Billy Martin (drums)
Roger Kleier (guitar) Steven Bernstein (slide trumpet) Briggan Krauss (saxophone) Brian Drye (trombone)
This wild mix of music for acoustic and electronic instruments will include a new composition for cello and sampler
inspired by whiskey; a violin piece that incorporates the sounds of Sputnik; music for piano and electronics that
references Debussy and Hurricane Sandy; and a noisy, grooving take on dance music that features analog
synthesizers, vacuums, and a stellar downtown band complete with horn section.
The Stone, NYC, NW corner of Ave. C and 2nd. St.
The Stone Calendar

August 29 4:30PM
Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites performed by Adrianne Pope
At Saint Michael's by the Sea, the Carlsbad Music Festival

July 24-31 Composer in Residence at The Walden School
July 24, 7:30 PM
Wild Pitch and other works: The Walden School Players:
Bonnie Whiting, percussion; Chris Wild, cello; Cory Smythe, piano
Louise Shonk Kelly Recital Hall, Dublin School, Dublin, New Hampshire
Walden School Concert
July 26, 7:30 PM
Annie Gosfield, Lecture and Demonstration
Composer-in-Residence, Young Musicians Program, The Walden School
Louise Shonk Kelly Recital Hall, Dublin School, Dublin, New Hampshire
Ms. Gosfield will present her music compositions and discuss her approach to composition.
Walden School Presentation

July 25, 8pm
Four Roses for cello and detuned piano, performed by Aron Kallay and Maggie Parkins
Sponsored by People Inside Electronics
Boston Court, 70 North Mentor Avenue, Pasadena, CA
Concert Information

July 10, 7:30pm
Annie Gosfield plays sampler for Billy Martin's Wandering performance series.
Soloists: Annie Gosfield (electronics) and Billy Martin (percussion) Interpreting Billy Martin's graphic scores
Paul Auster (spoken word) and Hal Willner (tape machines) Reflections on the wandering mind, improvisation, and chance
Ensemble: Sirius Quartet (violins, viola, cello)
The Drawing Center, 35 Wooster St., NYC
Concert Information

June 19
Cranks and Cactus Needles inspired by deteriorating 78 records
Performed by the Green Thing Ensemble, at Brick5, Vienna, Austria
Brick5 Performance

June 5
Daughters of the Industrial Revolution (excerpt for cello and percussion)
Performed by the Cadillac Moon Ensemble
207 Starr St. Brooklyn, NY 11206

April 19
Phantom Shakedown for piano and tape
Performed by Xenia Pestova at Spectrum, NYC

April 16 7:30 New Project at Ecstatic Music Festival!
Annie meets drummer extraordinaire Billy Martin of Medeski Martin & Wood, in a collaboration
that includes members of Billy's avant brass band Wicked Knee and guitarist Roger Kleier.
Inspired by the tradition of the instrumental 45 RPM single, they will present a grooving new music take
on instrumental songs that are built on wild analog synth samples, factory sounds, jammed radio signals
and noise, propelled by supple, danceable beats, punctuated by a wicked horn section, and set on fire
by combustible guitar.Annie Gosfield: sampling keyboard, Billy Martin: drums and percussion, Roger Kleier: electric guitar
Steven Bernstein: trumpet, Briggan Krauss: baritone saxophone, Brian Drye: trombone
Merkin Hall, NYC
Videos here and here
concert and festival information

April 15 and April 24
Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites for violin and satellites
Performed by Laura Talbott Clark in Tulsa, Oklahoma
April 15 at the Tulsa Performing Arts Cener
April 24 at Hardesty AHHA building

April 11
Long Waves and Random Pulses For violin and jammed radio signals
Performed by Monica Germino as part of her "American Wizardry" program
Ostade, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Concert information

April 10
Long Waves and Random Pulses For violin and jammed radio signals
Performed by Monica Germino as part of her "American Wizardry" program
Korzo Theatre, The Hague, The Netherlands
Concert information

March 27
Brooklyn, October 5, 1941 for piano and baseballs,
Performed by Blair McMillen at Stetson University, Lee Chapel, Elizabeth Hall
Concert Information

February 26
Overvoltage Rumble
A concerto for wild analog synth sounds performed by the Bang on a Can Allstars
People's Commissioning Fund, Ecstatic Music Festival, Merkin Hall NYC
Concert information and tickets

Februrary 22, 11:30 AM
Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind performed by Kathleen Supove
Women in Music Festival - concert, panel, brunch, honoring Laurie Anderson
The Cutting Room, 44 E. 32nd St., NYC NY
Festival and concert information

February 21
Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites
For violin and satellites performed by Darragh Morgan
Salford Sonic Fusion Festival, Manchester, England
Concert information

February 12, 7PM
Rolling Sevens and Dreaming Elevens, performed by James Ilgenfritz, contrabass
an electronic aesthetic informs a purely acoustic piece.
The Firehouse Space, Brooklyn
Concert Information

February 8 8:30 Free!
Burn Again with a Low Blue Flame (for cello and tape)
International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) Cellist Michael Nicolas
offers a program of cello/machine music
Constellation, Chicago
Address and concert info

February, 7 9:00 Free!
Cranks and Cactus Needles performed by the Berlin Philharmonic's Scharoun Ensemble
American Academy in Rome, Villa Aurelia
Concert information

February 6 7:30
Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites
For violin and satellites performed by Jennifer Choi
New Music Miami CARTA Miami Beach Urban Studios
Concert information

January 1, 2, 3 8PM, January 4, 4PM
Burn Again with a Low Blue Flame (for cello and tape)
Performed by Michael Nicolas, New York premiere
At the Here and Now Festival at Bargemusic, Brooklyn
Bargemusic program and concert info

January 2, 8PM $25
JOHN ZORN IMPROV NIGHT - A STONE BENEFIT
Annie Gosfield (keyboards) John Zorn (sax) Vicky Chow (piano) Trevor Dunn (bass) Marty Ehrlich (sax)
Joe Morris, Aram Bajakian (guitars) Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz (bass) Jeremiah Cymerman (clarinet)
Francisco Mela, Tim Keiper (drums) and many special guests
the stone calendar

2014
December 12
Trio with Roger Kleier (electric guitar), Brian Chase (drums and percussion),
Annie Gosfield (sampling keyboard); a trio born in a torrential rainstorm
meets again to mix equal parts drama and static, rhythm and abstraction,
in a parallel universe built out of guitars, electronically altered guitars, drums,
electronically altered drums, and noisy altered sample world
Experimental Intermedia, 224 Centre St., NYC
Concert Information

December 16
Brooklyn, October 5, 1941 Performed by Aron Kallay on piano, baseballs, and catcher's mitt
Pianospheres series at the Redcat Theater at Disney Hall, Los Angeles, CA
Concert Information

December 7
WORLD PREMIERE/Portrait Concert at Roulette
The JACK Quartet premiere a new work for string quartet and jammed radio signals
Plus other solo and quartet pieces
Roulette, Brooklyn, NY
Concert Information and description

December 7
Kathleen Supove plays Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind
Mannes School of Music, NYC
Concert Information

November 15
Flying Sparks and Heavy Machinery for string quartet and percussion quartet
the Williams Percussion Ensemble led by Matthew Gold
Williams College, Williams MA
Concert Information

November 14
Brooklyn, October 5, 1941 Performed by Marian Lee on piano, baseballs, and catcher's mitt
Madsen Hall, Saint Ambrose University, Davenport Iowa
Concert Information

November 7
Phantom Shakedown performed by Annie Gosfield
Technosonics XV: Found Sound
Old Cabell Hall, Univ. of Virginia, Charlottesville
Festival Information

KATHLEEN SUPOVE HITS THE ROAD WITH DIGITAL DEBUSSY IN CALIFORNIA:
SHATTERED APPARITIONS OF THE WESTERN WIND goes West!
October 21
U.C. Riverside, Outpost Concert Series at Culver Center for the Arts
Concert Information
October 17
The Artist Sessions, Center for New Music, 55 Taylor Street, San Francisco
Concert Information
October 11
Art Share, sponsored by P.I.E. 801 E 4th Pl, Los Angeles, CA
Concert Information

October 15
“How my music traveled 5 miles uptown against traffic from Downtown to Lincoln Center”
Talk at the "Critical Dialogues" series at Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia, PA
Talk Information

October 10
"Daughters of the Industrial Revolution" (excerpt)
Performed by Ashley Bathgate (Cello) and Ian David Rosenbaum (Percussion)
Wachenheim Gallery at the Tang Museum
Saratoga Springs, NY
Concert Information

October 7
Brooklyn, October 5, 1941 Performed by Jenny Q. Chai on piano, baseballs, and catcher's mitt
Great Theater of Havana, Cuba, Festival Leo Brouwer
Concert Information

October 1
Captured Signals and Radio Ephemera performed by Annie Gosfield and Roger Kleier
The Watermill Center, Watermill, NY (free with reservation)
Concert Information

September 6
Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind Performed by Kathleen Supove
Fear No Music, Brunish Theater, Portland, Oregon
Concert Information

September 5
Uphill Slides and Knockdown Dives
Performed by Matthew Gold (perc.) and Nat Parke (cello)
Williams Chamber Players, Williams College, Williamstown, MA
Concert Information

August 2
Overvoltage Rumble performed at the Bang on a Can Marathon at MASS MoCA
Featuring Vicky Chow playing wild analog synth samples with Ashley Bathgate et al.
Concert Information

July 25 7:30 PM
Flux Quartet performs Lightheaded and Heavyhearted with Pam Tanowitz Dance
Lincoln Center Out of Doors, New York City FREE
Concert information

July 19 1:30 PM
Eriko Makimura performs Brooklyn October 5, 1941 for piano, baseballs, and catcher's mitt
Kobe Culture Hall, Japan
Concert information and program

July 18
Annie Gosfield solo/duo concert with Roger Kleier
vs. Interpretation Festival, Prague, Czech Republic
Festival Information

July 6 8PM
Exeter Contemporary Sounds perform Long Waves and Random Pulses for violin and jammed radio signals
In their "Machine Music" program, Exeter Phoenix, Devon, UK
Concert information

June 5
Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites performed by Adrianne Pope
New Music on the Point

May 30
Green Thing Ensemble plays Cranks and Cactus Needles
International Week of New Music, Bucharest, Aula UCMR, Bucharest, Romania
Concert and program details

May 28
Max Mandel (viola) and Eric Huebner (piano)
Tenacious Friction and Swerving Conviction
The Stone, NYC, NW corner of Ave. C and 2nd. St.
The Stone Calendar

May 21
George Kentros (violin) plays a trilogy for violin and radio sounds:Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites,
Long Waves and Random Pulses, Invisible Flashes and Obscure Transmssions
Fylkingen, Stockholm, Sweden
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Jenny Q Chai performs Brooklyn, October 5, 1941 in China
May 29 at American Consul General, Shanghai
May 27 at Zhejing University, Hangzou 
May 7 at the Ningbo Universty, Ningbo
Jenny's Schedule

May 9, 10, 11, 12
Ensemble Phoenix (Basel, Switzerland) touring
Almost Truths and Open Deceptions (cello chamber concerto)
May 10, Marianischer Saal Luzern
May 11 and 12, Gare du Nord Basel
Performance Details

April 29-May 4, 2014
One week of music at the Stone, NYC
The Stone

April 29 Tuesday
8 pm Jennifer Choi (violin) Felix Fan (cello) Annie Gosfield (sampling keyboard)Marco Cappelli (guitar)
Jennifer Choi plays the US premiere of the acoustic version of Long Waves and Random Pulses, which uses extended techniques, noise, and notes to evoke jammed radio signals. Referencing the Bach Chaconne in D minor, the piece premiered in 2013 at Holland's Oudemuziek festival of early music.
Fabulous frequent collaborator Felix Fan performs The Harmony of the Body-Machine, for cello and machine sounds, Four Roses, a duo with Gosfield inspired by whiskey and detuned pianos and new work.
Marco Cappelli plays Marked by a Hat, a "right hand only" piece for 8 microtonally tuned sympathetic strings on his unique "extreme guitar."

10 pm Sylvie Courvoisier (piano) Ha-Yang Kim (cello) Annie Gosfield (sampling keyboard)
Annie creates a hallucinatory distorted mirror of phantom electronics, drawn exclusively from her extensive library of extended and mutated piano and cello sounds, merging and colliding with two mistresses of extended techniques: Courvoisier on piano, Kim on cello. This improvising trio first collaborated in 2010.

April 30 Wednesday
8pm Kathleen Supove (piano) MIVOS Quartet: Olivia De Prato and Joshua Modney (violins) Victor Lowrie (viola) Mariel Roberts (cello)
Kathleen Supove performs Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind. Imagined as a hallucinatory duet with Claude Debussy, it couples Supove's wild playing with distorted fragments of the prelude What the West Wind Saw, on site recordings of Hurricane Sandy, and lush Debussy harmonies.
MIVOS quartet plays The Blue Horse Walks on the Horizon, inspired by the surreal radio broadcasts and codes used by European resistance groups in World War II. It incorporates musical materials drawn from the mysterious Messages Personnels broadcast to the French Resistance, a silken code scarf used by Danish Resistance members, and the transformative processes of encryption.
Olivia dePrato performs a piece for violin and Sputnik, Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites.

10 pm Brian Chase, Roger Kleier, and Annie Gosfield
This improvising trio includes the powerhouse drummer of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, longtime collaborator guitarist Roger Kleier, and Gosfield on piano and sampling keyboard.

May 1 Thursday
8 pm String Noise: Pauline Kim Harris, Conrad Harris (violins)
The working premiere of Invisible Interference and String Noise, a concert-length piece for two violins and electronics composed in close collaboration with the dynamic violin duo of Pauline Kim Harris and Conrad Harris. Inspired by the transformations, collisions, and wild sonic phenomena of jammed radio signals, this new work will combine clandestine radio broadcasts, improvisation, and traditional notation. The two violinists’ roles will shift in a soundfield where music, noise, and pure signal meld and collide, evoking the jamming process both acoustically and electronically.

10 pm Ikue Mori (electronics) and Annie Gosfield (sampling keyboard)
The second set continues the theme of radio jamming: the purely electronic counterpart is a collaborative piece inspired by jammed radio, colliding audio, and battling signals as interpreted by the incomparable electronics pioneer Ikue Mori and Gosfield. Samples, processes, and sounds are drawn from research conducted during Gosfield’s fellowship at the American Academy in Berlin in 2012.

May 2 Friday
8 pm Annie Gosfield (sampling keyboard) Roger Kleier (guitar) Ches Smith (drums/percussion)
Gosfield's trio performs EWA7, created during a residency in the factories of Nuremberg, Germany, mixing metal, machines, and surface noise of industrial environments. This signature piece has been performed in factories, concert halls, and festivals internationally. It will be presented at The Stone in a more intimate setting.

10 pm Stephen Gosling (piano) James Ilgenfritz (bass)
Stephen Gosling performs Lightning Slingers and Dead Ringers for piano and sampler, a wild ride through original analog synth sounds, machine samples, and careening prepared piano, along with other works for piano to be announced.
James Ilgenfritz performs Rolling Sevens and Dreaming Elevens, a new work for contrabass that incorporates an electronic aesthetic into a purely acoustic piece.

May 3 Saturday
8 pm Billy Martin, Roger Kleier, Annie Gosfield

10 pm Billy Martin, Roger Kleier, Annie Gosfield, and Chris Cochrane
Billy Martin, best known for his work with Medeski, Martin, and Wood joins longtime musical partners Gosfield and Kleier for a night of improvisation featuring a trio at 8, joined by Chris Cochrane for the 10PM set.

May 4 Sunday
8 pm Annie Gosfield (piano and sampling keyboard) Max Mandel (viola) Eric Huebner (piano)
A rare solo set by Gosfield, the first in 15 years in New York City, that includes pieces for sampler, piano, detuned radios, baseballs, and cement mixer, including her own versions of Phantom Shakedown, Brooklyn, October 5, 1941, Lightning Slingers and Dead Ringers, and Blue Serge, coupled with interludes and ephemera for sampler and piano.
Plus Tenacious Friction and Swerving Conviction, a raucous 2014 work for viola and piano performed by Max Mandel and Eric Huebner.

10 pm George Kentros (violin) Max Mandel (viola) Eric Huebner (piano) Marco Cappelli (guitar)
Stockholm-based violinist George Kentros performs the premiere of a 3-part radio inspired trilogy started 10 years ago and performed as a whole for the first time tonight. Kentros commissioned Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites in 2003 for violin and satellite sounds. Now the piece has become a 30 minute work that incorporates jammed radio signals, shortwave sounds, morse code, and many more unusual sounds that have passed through the airwaves in the 20th century, interpreted and enhanced by Kentros’ commanding control of extended techniques.
Plus Tenacious Friction and Swerving Conviction, a raucous 2014 work for viola and piano performed by Max Mandel and Eric Huebner.
and Marked by a Hat, a detuned, right hand only piece composed for Marco Cappelli's "Extreme Guitar" project.

April 15-17
EWA7, Four Roses, Across Town
Music for "Urban Studies" for Ballet NY choreographed by Ginger Thatcher
Ailey Citigroup Theater, NYC
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March 30
Cranks and Cactus Needles
Performed by The Pearls Before Swine Experience (Stockholm)
Convocation Hall, University of Winnipeg
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March 25
Premiere: Tenacious Friction and Swerving Conviction (for viola and piano)
Performed by Max Mandel and Eric Huebner
Roulette, Brooklyn
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January 28 8:00
Burn Again with a Low Blue Flame (for cello and tape)
Performed by Jennifer Brewerse
Conrad Prebys Music Center U.C. San Diego

January 17 8:30
The Blue Horse Walks on the Horizon
Performed by MIVOS Quartet
MUWA, Graz, Austria, presented by Open Music
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January 16 8:30
The Blue Horse Walks on the Horizon
Performed by MIVOS Quartet
Jeunesses Festival, Porgy and Bess, Vienna, Austria
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2013

December 28, 2013
JOHN ZORN IMPROV NIGHT: A STONE BENEFIT
with John Zorn (sax) Jeremiah Cymerman (clarinet) Jon Madof (guitar) Dave Scanlon (guitar)
Annie Gosfield (keyboards) Frank London (trumpet) Adam Rudolph (percussion)
Brian Marsella (keyboards) Billy Martin (percussion) Briggan Krauss (sax)
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December 12, 2013
Premiere of a new work for bass for James Ilgenfritz
Interpretations Series, Roulette, Brooklyn, New York
Roulette Concert Info

December 12, 2013
Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind
Inspired by Debussy, for piano and electronics,
Performed by Kathleen Supove at Spectrum, New York
121 Ludlow, NYC 8PM
Concert Details

December 10, 2013
Premiere of a new solo program performed by Annie Gosfield
Plus Lost Signals and Drifting Satellites, Four Roses,
Phantom Shakedown and The Harmony of the Body-Machine
IEM Cube, Graz, Austria, presented by Open Music
Concert Details Graz

More activities in Graz: Dec. 6, 4PM: Gosfield seminar
Dec. 9 2PM: Lecture: Eckhard Weber (musicologist, journalist, Berlin):
Schwermetall und Satellitenmusik. Die grenzueberschreitenden Klangwelten von Annie Gosfield
Dec. 9 4PM: Round Table with Annie Gosfield (pianist, composer, New York), Elisabeth Harnik
(composer, pianist, Graz), Deniz Peters (musicologist, pianist, Graz), Danielle Sofer (musicologist, Graz),
Eckhard Weber (musicologist, journalist, Berlin), moderation: Christa Bruestle (musicologist, Graz)
Iinformation for activities in Graz

December 4, 2013
Broken Nails and Metal Tails
For kalimba and tape, performed by Jennifer Hymer
Essl Museum, Vienna, Austria
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November 2, 2013
Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind
Inspired by Debussy, for piano and electronics,
Performed by Kathleen Supove at the Brooklyn Conservatory
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October 18, 2013
Shattered Apparitions of the Western Wind
For piano and electronics
Performed by Kathleen Supove
The Block, Muskegon, MI
Presented by the West Michigan Symphony Orchestra
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October 17, 2013
Contribution to Party Pieces for John Cage's 100th
Either/Or Conducted by Richard Carrick
Miller Theater, NYC
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October 10, 2013
"Phantom Shakedown"
For piano and malfunctioning shortwave radio
Shenandoah Conservatory
Winchester, Virginia
"Downtown Ghosts" program

October 6, 2013
Premiere of a new work for violin, third in a trilogy for violin and radio sounds
Performed and commissioned by George Kentros
Inagi City, Tokyo, Japan
Inagi City

September 22, 2013
"Daughters of the Industrial Revolution" (excerpt)
Performed by Ashley Bathgate (Cello) and Ian Ding (Percussion)
Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra Liquid Music Series
Amsterdam Bar and Hall, Saint Paul, MN
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Sept 21, 2013
"Cranks and Cactus Needles", inspired by 78 records
Performed by The Pearls Before Swine Experience
Klusterfestivalen, Lulea, Sweden
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Sept 13 7:30 PM, 2013
"Brooklyn, October 5, 1941"
For piano, baseballs, and baseball mitt
Performed by Jenny Q. Chai, in "The Wildest Music in the Repertoire"
Shanghai Symphony Hall
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