JACK Quartet

  • Modern/Medieval 1

    Christopher Otto, after Rodericus
    Angelorum Psalat (2011/c. 1390)

    Juri Seo
    Three Imaginary Chansons (2024)

    Christopher Otto, after Solage
    Fumeux par fumée (2018/c. 1390)

    Keir GoGwilt
    New work (2024)

    Christopher Otto, after Nathaniel Giles
    Miserere (2023/1594)

    Caleb Burhans
    Contritus (2016)

    Modern/Medieval 2

    Caroline Shaw
    Entr’acte (2011)

    Juri Seo
    Three Imaginary Chansons (2024)

    Gabriella Smith
    Carrot Revolution (2015)

    Austin Wulliman
    Dave's Hocket (2024)

    Iannis Xenakis
    Tetras (1983)

  • Pierre Boulez - Selections from Livre pour cordes 

    John Cage - String Quartet in Four Parts

    Anthony Cheung - Twice Removed

  • Henry Purcell: Fantasy Upon One Note (piano quintet)

    Ruth Crawford Seeger: String Quartet

    Wolfgang Rihm: Interscriptum

    Christopher Otto, after Nathaniel Giles: Miserere

    Amy Williams: Cineshape 2

    George Benjamin: Relativity Rag

    Thomas Adés: Piano Quintet

  • Morton Feldman: Structures

    Caleb Burhans: Contritus

    Philip Glass: String Quartet no. 5

    Caroline Shaw: Entr’acte

    John Zorn: The Remedy of Fortune

Owls

  • Chick Corea
    Children’s Song No. 12 (1984)

    Paul Wiancko
    Vox Petra (2018)

    Franghiz Ali-Zadeh
    Rəqs (2015)

    François Couperin
    Les Barricades Mystérieuses (1717)

    Trollstilt (Monica Mugan and Dan Trueman)
    Ricercar (2000)

    Paul Wiancko
    When The Night (2018)

    Terry Riley
    Good Medicine (1986)

  • Paul Wiancko: When The Night (2017) 

    Samuel Barber: Adagio for Strings (1936) 

    Franghiz Ali-Zadeh: Rəqs (2015) 

    Terry Riley: Holy Lift Off for Flute, Strings, and Electronics (2024)

Roomful of Teeth

  • Option 1
    Solo set (Gabriel Kahane)

    The Isle by Caroline Shaw (Roomful of Teeth)

    Elevator Songs by Gabriel Kahane (Roomful of Teeth + Kahane)

    Option 2
    The Isle by Caroline Shaw (Roomful of Teeth)

    On Stochastic Wave Behavior by Leilehua Lanzilotti (Roomful of Teeth)

    Elevator Songs by Gabriel Kahane (Roomful of Teeth + Kahane)

  • Caroline Shaw “Allemande” and “Sarabande” from Partita for 8 Voices

    Angélica Negrón math, the one which is sweet

    Wally Gunn The Ascendant

    Gabriel Kahane “Speaking in Tongues” from Elevator Songs

    Peter Shin “If _______ did happen, how bad would it be?” from Bits torn from words

    Leilehua Lanzilotti on stochastic wave behavior

    Judd Greenstein Montmartre

yMusic

  • Gabriella Smith’s new score, a blend of acoustic performance with raw and processed field recordings, is an invitation to the listener to commune and connect with the fragile beauty of the natural world threatened by climate change. “Magnificent and mind-blowingly original… her [music] speaks for itself—eloquently, ferociously and with a palette of instrumental sounds that land as both familiar and strikingly new” (San Francisco Chronicle).

    This new work will share a program with music composed by Ryan Lott (of Son Lux) and yMusic.

  • Caroline Shaw
    Draft of a High-Rise (2016) 

    Chris Thile
    134 Eldridge (2016) Chris Thile

    ~intermission~

    Andrew Norman
    Difference (2019)

  • Gabriella Smith
    Tessellations (2018)

    Missy Mazzoli
    Ecstatic Science
    (2018)

    yMusic
    Zebras (2020)
    Sober Miles (2019)
    Flood (2019)

    Judd Greenstein
    Together (2020)

    ~intermission~

    Andrew Norman
    Difference (2019)

Allison Loggins-Hull

  • Sample curatorial programs from Lewis Composer Fellowship with The Cleveland Orchestra

    Blue and Gold: Colors of the Bandura

    Members of The Cleveland Orchestra,
    H.K. School of Bandura

    Program to include:

    • CAROLINE SHAW - Blueprint

    • VALENTIN SILVESTROV - String Quartet No. 1

    • JUDD GREENSTEIN - K’Zohar Harakia

    • TRADITIONAL - Echo of the Steppes (arr. Loggins-Hull)

    • Works for Bandura Ensemble

    Faith

    Members of The Cleveland Orchestra
    Fatima Family Center Adult Senior Gospel Choir
    Laquita Mitchell, soprano

    Program to include:

    • ANDREA CLEARFIELD - Ha-Galgal

    • DAMIEN SNEED - Elegy

    • JASON MORAN - Cane

    • ALLISON LOGGINS-HULL - Shine

    • Works for Fatima Choir

    Legacy: Past, Present, and Future

    Members of The Cleveland Orchestra
    Allison Loggins-Hull, flute
    Actors and dancers from Karamu House

    Program to include:

    • VALERIE COLEMAN - Portraits of Langston

    • ALLISON LOGGINS-HULL - Persist

    • Excerpts from Choir Boy

    Finale

    Members of The Cleveland Orchestra

    Program to include:

    • VALERIE COLEMAN - Portraits of Langston

    • VALENTIN SILVESTROV - String Quartet No. 1

    • JASON MORAN - Cane

    • ALLISON LOGGINS-HULL - Legacy (World Premiere, TCO Commission)

  • Can You See? (8 minutes)

    Rhapsody on a Theme by Joni (solo flute & orchestra, 13 minutes)

    New Work for The Cleveland Orchestra (approx 25 minutes. premieres May 2025)

    Black Being (for two singing flutists and orchestra, co-composed with Nathalie Joachim)

    The Inheritors Overture (9 minutes)

Claire Chase

  • Claire Chase, flutes
    Aisslinn Nosky, violin
    Katinka Kleijn, cello
    Alex Peh, keyboards

    Program to include:
    JS Bach - Trio Sonata in G Major, BWV 1038
    Marcos Balter - Alone
    François Couperin - Le Rossignol en Amour
    Tania Leon - Ritual
    Marin Marais - Les Folies d'Espange
    Olivier Messiaen - Le Merle Noir
    Kaija Saariaho - Mirroirs

  • Dai Fujikura: Glacier for bass flute

    Dai Fujikura: Sparkler for shamisen

    Japanese traditional: Wagamono for flute and shamisen

    Yu Kuwabara: Dharani of Wind  for flutes and shamisen

    Dai Fujikura: neo for solo shamisen

    Dai Fujikura: Lila  for solo flute

    Hidetaro Honjoh: Setsuen Johdo for flute and shamisen

    Dai Fujikura: Reizei for flute and shamisen

  • Solo flute recital composed of works from Claire Chase’s iconic Density 2036 initiative, a 24-year project.

    Info & audio at densityarts.org

    Density XII: Elwah! by Annea Lockwood for Flute and six-channel audio. Premieres in Fall 2025.

    Density XI: The Holy Liftoff by Terry Riley, multiple instrumentations

    Density X: Ubique by Anna Thorvaldsdottir, for flutes, two cellos, piano, and electronics.

    Density IX: Busy Griefs and Endangered Charms by Craig Taiborn for flute, clarinet, cello, piano, and electronics

  • A site-specific and community-specific activation. Audience members of all ages, including babies, are invited to participate in music-making during a day-long celebration of community and the work of Pauline Oliveros.

Gabriel Cabezas

  • Live performance inspired by music from Gabriella Smith and Gabriel Cabezas’s 2023 album, Lost Coast (New Amsterdam Records).

    Listen here

  • Jessie Montgomery: Prelude

    Tania León: Four Pieces for Solo Cello

    Beethoven: Cello Sonata no. 2

    --intermission--

    Paul Wiancko: Sonata for Cello and Piano no. 1 "Shifting Baselines"

    Barber: Cello Sonata

  • Bach: Cello Suite No. 3 

    Jessie Montgomery: Prelude 

    Allison Loggins-Hull: Stolen 

    Britten: Cello Suite No. 1 

    -- intermission -- 

    Tania León: Four Pieces for Solo Cello 

    Paul Wiancko: Microsuite 

    Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson: Lamentations

Kelly Moran

  • Piano recital with Yamaha Disklavier (or piano and supplementary audio).

    Listen to the record here.

  • All works by Ryuichi Sakamoto (1952-2023)

    Andata
    Aoneko no Torso
    Aqua
    The Sheltering Sky
    The Wuthering Heights
    Sarabande
    Energy Flow
    Before Long
    Muji2020
    Bibo No Aozora
    The Last Emperor
    Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence

  • Album forthcoming in March 2025 on Warp Records.

Nadia Sirota

  • In Composing a Career, Nadia Sirota speaks about building a sustainable career in music through project-based collaboration. Drawing on over a decade of leadership in the arts, Nadia Sirota addresses the current state of the the arts in America, outlines ways in which young musicians can work with peers to create quality work, presents different organizational and business models, and highlights ways in which artists can stay engaged with the work they are most inspired by, through a lens that is both realistic and optimistic. In addition to her international performing and producing career, Nadia currently teaches Chamber Music and Graduate Studies at the Juilliard School.

  • Tessellatum can be present in multiple formats:

    • viola and viola da gamba with electronics (2 performers)

    • viola, 4 violas da gamba and electronics (5 performers)

    • solo viola, solo viola da gamba and string orchestra

    Mini-documentary about Tessellatum  here

    Excerpts of Tessellatum here

    View and download the entire recorded piece and film here