Under the Oaks presents Smoke Rings
Smoke Rings, for string quartet will open the show Hills Like White Elephants, an interdisciplinary adaptation of the short story by Ernest Hemingway.
Theatricum Botanicum
Topanga, CA
Smoke Rings, for string quartet will open the show Hills Like White Elephants, an interdisciplinary adaptation of the short story by Ernest Hemingway.
Theatricum Botanicum
Topanga, CA
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/muzewest-concerts-presents-interwoven-music-ensemble-from-new-york-tickets-797111200057
Presented by Müzewest
Vancouver, BC
Smoke Rings, for string quartet will open the show Hills Like White Elephants, an interdisciplinary adaptation of the short story by Ernest Hemingway.
Theatricum Botanicum
Topanga, CA
Smoke Rings, for string quartet will open the show Hills Like White Elephants, an interdisciplinary adaptation of the short story by Ernest Hemingway.
Theatricum Botanicum
Topanga, CA
"Voices of the Future: world premieres of new works by Rose-Hulman composition students and more!"
Includes the world premiere of Un Segno nello spazio, from Cosmicomics
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology White Chapel
Terra Haute, IN
Songs Without Word, for horn and piano
Caroline Steiger, horn
International Horn Symphosium
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO
TXST Chorale, Dr. Joey Martin, director
Texas State University – Performing Arts Center Recital Hall
San Marcos, TX
Program
Michael Ippolito: The Long Year
William Grant Still: Grief
Ralph Vaughan Williams: Selections from Songs of Travel
Traditional, arr. Hall Johnson: Ain’t Got Time to Die
Traditional, arr. Damian Sneed: There is a Balm in Gilead
Traditional, arr. Shawn E. Okpebholo: Steal Away
Traditional, arr. John Joubert: He’ll Bring it to Pass
Gabriel Fauré: Fleur jetée, Op. 39, No. 2
Franz Schubert: An die Leier, D. 737
Carl Loewe: Erlkönig, Op. 1, No. 3
Sergei Rachmaninoff: Sud’ba, Op. 21, No. 1
https://caramoor.org/event/will-liverman-spring-2024/
Zoltan Csikos, cello
Sung-Soo Cho, piano
University of Arkansas
Fort Smith, AR
A unique program of works for solo and duo harp, including two Canadian premieres!
bachstro plutaños saarigeti* for two harps and electronics - Gabriel José Bolaños
Two amplified harps interacting with real-time signal processing, designed and cued live by the composer... improvisation of harp and voice... no performance the same.
Mythos* for solo harp - Michael Ippolito
Emily Levin, harp
in between us, a sea for solo harp, voice, and electronics - Andrew Staniland
Michelle Gott, harp
Solo harp journeys into labyrinths of land and sea... using fx guitar pedals and live vocal looping to create entirely new sonic textures
INTERMISSION
Freude for two amplified harps and voice - Karlheinz Stockhausen
A whirlwind of unhinged virtuosity: two amplified harps, both musicians singing in an ancient language, and sounds that you've never heard emanate from this instrument.
* Canadian Premiere
More info here:
https://www.harpsparks.ca/2024-festival
San Antonio Philharmonic
Ludwig Carrasco, conductor
Crystal Jarrell Johnson, mezzo-soprano
San Antonio Mastersingers
This program explores art and poetry through music with conductor Ludwig Carrasco, who was recently appointed Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico. Texas State University’s Michael Ippolito’s Nocturne was inspired by Joan Miro’s 1940 painting of the same name. Ippolito studied composition with our next composer, John Corigliano, at The Juilliard School. Corigliano’s Fern Hill, featuring UTSA’s Crystal Jarrell Johnson and the San Antonio Mastersingers, reflects on the eponymous poem by Dylan Thomas. Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition famously takes the listener on a sensory tour of ten paintings through an art exhibition.
Concert repertoire:
Michael Ippolito – Nocturne
John Corigliano – Fern Hill
Modest Mussorgsky, orch. Ravel – Pictures at an Exhibition
https://saphil.org/event/carrasco-conducts-mussorgsky-2/
San Antonio Philharmonic
Ludwig Carrasco, conductor
Crystal Jarrell Johnson, mezzo-soprano
San Antonio Mastersingers
This program explores art and poetry through music with conductor Ludwig Carrasco, who was recently appointed Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico. Texas State University’s Michael Ippolito’s Nocturne was inspired by Joan Miro’s 1940 painting of the same name. Ippolito studied composition with our next composer, John Corigliano, at The Juilliard School. Corigliano’s Fern Hill, featuring UTSA’s Crystal Jarrell Johnson and the San Antonio Mastersingers, reflects on the eponymous poem by Dylan Thomas. Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition famously takes the listener on a sensory tour of ten paintings through an art exhibition.
Concert repertoire:
Michael Ippolito – Nocturne
John Corigliano – Fern Hill
Modest Mussorgsky, orch. Ravel – Pictures at an Exhibition
https://saphil.org/event/carrasco-conducts-mussorgsky/
https://calendar.smu.edu/site/meadows/event/faculty-harp-recital-emily-levin/
FantAsia!, by INTERWOVEN, is a concert program and event celebrating the composition of Asian folklore-inspired works on the night of the Lunar New Year 2024. Taking place in Washington Heights, this project will include three original composition commissions, three world premiere performances, include a live discussion held at intermission with our commissioned composers, Stephanie Chou, Vicente Hansen Atría, and Michael Ippolito, and finish with a post-concert reception of Asian delicacies curated by a neighborhood Asian restaurant.
Sunday, January 14, 2024
3:00 PM 4:30 PM
Memorial Hall 1225 Elm Street Cincinnati, OH, 45202 United States
https://www.cincinnatisonginitiative.org/events/an-afternoon-with-will-liverman-myra-huang
San Antonio College - McAllister Theatre
Daniel Anastasio performs the Texas premiere of Gli anni-luce alongside music by Kurt Erickson, Christopher Cerrone, and Faure Violin Sonata No 1 with violinist Brendan Speltz
November 13
5:15pm, Vivian Auditorium, Whitewater Hall
World premiere of Senza colori from Le cosmicomiche and Bach Goldberg Variations
more information here:
https://east.iu.edu/event/lively-arts-series.html
Pianist Sung-Soo Cho gives the world premiere of “Giochi senza fine” from Cosmicomics
FSMTA State Conference
Florida Southern College in Lakeland, FL
Acclaimed concert pianist Daria Rabotkina performs Schumann, Ippolito, and Aurandt at UNCSA Watson Hall
More information here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/uncsa-piano-fridays-1-daria-rabotkina-tickets-699690562307
Pianist Edward Neeman explores the origins of the piano ballade in two of Chopin’s groundbreaking works, and continues with the composers who followed in Chopin’s footsteps. The concert includes the heartfelt Grieg Ballade Op. 24, as well as late Romantic ballades by Amy Beach and Ignaz Friedman. Premieres by American composers Michael Ippolito and Reinaldo Moya bring the power of pianistic storytelling into the twenty-first century.
Wesley Music Centre
20 National Circuit, Forrest ACT 2603
https://www.wesleycanberra.org.au/index.php/music-at-wesley/music-event-calendar
6:30 PM: Doors Open
7 PM: Pre-Concert Talk and Q&A
7:30 PM: Concert
$20 General Admission
Cash, personal check, or credit card at the door,
or advance purchase online by clicking here.
Program:
Robert Schumann (1810 – 1856)
Fantasiestücke (“Fantasy Pieces”), Op. 73 (1849)
Michael Ippolito (b. 1985)
Gli anni-luce (“The Light Years”) (2022)
Claude Debussy (1862 – 1918)
Sonata for Violin and Piano in G minor (1917)
Intermission
Robert Schumann (1810 – 1856)
Piano Quintet in Eb major, Op. 44 (1842)
Manhattan Chamber Players
Siwoo Kim, Violin
Brendan Speltz, Violin
Luke Fleming, Viola
Brook Speltz, Cello
Daniel Anastasio, Piano
In Strength Upon My Tongue, a small cast of artists present a theatrical interweaving of song, poetry, and dance. Art songs such as Ives’ “The Cage” and Copland’s “Poet’s Song” are contextually reimagined, dramatically sung beside freeform 21st century works like Lacy’s “The Sicilian Mafia” and Sussman’s “G3 sequence: a singing meditation.” Each piece intentionally draws upon the last, narratively exploring points of experience along a path of grief and eventual acceptance. In dedication to her late mother, composer-performer Jasper Sussman conceived of this program as a form of performative catharsis. She hopes it will provide some healing to listeners in need.
Program to be selected from:
Pub I & II, by Georges Aperghis
Poet’s Song, by Aaron Copland
I Sang, from Moonsongs, by Michael Ippolito
The Cage, by Charles Ives
In Summer Fields, by Charles Ives
The Sicilian Mafia, by Lil Lacy
Gotham Lullaby, by Meredith Monk
The Tale, by Meredith Monk
Get Up, by Tanner Porter
A Clear Midnight, by Jasper Sussman
Etude I, by Jasper Sussman
G3 sequence: a singing meditation, by Jasper Sussman
The Wisdom of Emily, by Jasper Sussman
Jasper Sussman, voice
Kyle Adam Blair, piano
Anna Brown Massey, choreography and dance
Kathryn Schulmeister, double bass
Miguel Zazueta, voice
Jasper Sussman (b. Sept 17, 1989) is a collaborative composer, performer, improviser, and scholar pursuing her Ph.D. in Music at the University of California, San Diego. Her current work involves discovering, archiving, mastering and composing for the myriads of expressive capabilities that the human voice possesses, and understanding these sounds musically, culturally, and anatomically. Inspired by encounters with artists Cathy Berberian, Sainkho Namtchylak, Meredith Monk, Theo Bleckmann, Bobby McFerrin, Tanya Tagaq, Ken Ueno, Paul Botelho, FKA Twigs, and Alice Babs, Jasper has spent much of the last five years exploring raw and vulnerable vocal timbres.
$30 General Admission / $25 Athnaeum Members / $12 Students
Archway Gallery
2305 Dunlavy
Houston, TX 77006
Felix Mendelssohn: Quartet in D Major, Op. 44 No 1
Michael Ippolito: Smoke Rings
Jessie Montgomery: Break Away
More info here: https://www.archwaygallery.com/music-events.html
Sunday, May 7, 2023
2:00 pm
Tickets by donation at the door. Suggested amount $25/$10 students
Felix Mendelssohn: Quartet in D Major, Op. 44 No 1
Michael Ippolito: Smoke Rings
Jessie Montgomery: Break Away
More info here: https://www.archwaygallery.com/music-events.html
Grammy-nominated ensemble Hub New Music performs an array of brand new compositions written for them. New works by composers James Diaz, Daniel Thomas Davis, Jessica Meyer, Angélica Negrón, and Michael Ippolito explore the full palette of classical music written today. Rounding out the program is Michael Ippolito’s Capriccio, a kaleidoscopic and vivid multi-movement piece inspired by the paintings of abstract expressionist pioneer Hans Hofmann.
Saturday, May 6, 2023
7:00 pm
Tickets by donation at the door. Suggested amount $25/$10 students
Felix Mendelssohn: Quartet in D Major, Op. 44 No 1
Michael Ippolito: Smoke Rings
Jessie Montgomery: Break Away
More info here: https://www.archwaygallery.com/music-events.html
Joelle Harvey, soprano, John Moore, baritone, and Allen Perriello, piano premiere Narcissus and Echo
Chamber Music Society of Philadelphia
Philosophical Society
Philadelphia, PA
https://nienteforte.com/nfs-22-23-season/
https://www.syrfcm.org/concerts-and-tickets
7:00 pm at the Short North Stage's Green Room
1187 N High St, Columbus, OH 43201
http://www.johnstonefund.org/calendar.html
Musiqa on Film - A collaboration with Houston Cinema Arts Society
Featuring selections from Strange Loops, for violin and cello
More info here:
https://matchouston.org/events/2023/musiqa-film
Musiqa on Film - A collaboration with Houston Cinema Arts Society
Featuring selections from Strange Loops, for violin and cello
More info here:
https://matchouston.org/events/2023/musiqa-film
https://uwm.edu/arts/event/new-music-mke-hub-new-music/
Texas State University Symphony Orchestra
Dr. Jacob Harrison, director
Daveda Karansa, mezzo-soprano
a la fenestra (Texas premiere) by Michael Ippolito
From the Dark Tower, for mezzo-soprano and orchestra by Dorothy Rudd Moore
completed and edited by Michael Ippolito
Andrew Cooperstock gives the world premiere of Lo zio acquatico from Le Cosmicomiche
Grusin Music Hall, University of Colorado-Boulder