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Connecticut Summerfest 2019

Connecticut Summerfest is a contemporary music festival that brings together talented emerging composers and inventive chamber ensembles.

Organism

"Organism" is a chain reaction of improvisational gestures encompassing visual art, movement, and sound.

Árabe

Middle Eastern immigrants have substantially influenced Mexican food, language, and architecture – but what about the music?

YInMn Project

21st c. pigment • 21st c. music • 21st c. folks

in the shelter of the fold / epilogue

NYC Premiere of "in the shelter of the fold / epilogue," with live music by Bang on a Can All-stars, Lesley Flanigan, and PUBLIQuartet.

TILT

A live performance/construction site swirling movement, wood, live music, and tap dance into a visceral experience of a delusional brain.

Breaking and Entering

Debut evening-length collaboration between disabled artists Jerron Herman and Molly Joyce, exploring the potential of physical immobility.

From Out a Darker Sea

Documenting a project about England's coal coast in order to present the work in museums and galleries.

Narrow Sea

So Percussion, Dawn Upshaw, and Gil Kalish seek funds to complete a recording of Caroline Shaw's 'Narrow Sea' (2017)

Treehouse Shakers’ The Boy Who Grew Flowers

The Boy Who Grew Flowers, is a thoughtful performance for young people, that follows Rink Bowagon who has truly spectacular gifts.

EPOCH

EPOCH is an extended-length performance with new music by Cheryl E. Leonard that challenges the glorification of acquisition and excess.

Grace and Mercy

Commission and residency for Ronald K. Brown / EVIDENCE and Meshell Ndegeocello for world premiere dance with all live music

Recording of Commissions by Alvin Lucier & Jordan Dykstra

New England-based ensemble Ordinary Affects will work with composers Alvin Lucier and Jordan Dykstra to record their new commissions.

The Dances Are For Us

The Dances are for Us embodies a break from a Zionist cultural legacy by examining the construction of Israeli folk songs and dances.

EMEWS to the East

A prominent Detroit electronic music ensemble plans to present free concerts and workshops in four cities

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