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Where Is “the Street”? — Tribeca New Music

Where Is “the Street”? — Tribeca New Music

9.25.2026 7:30 PM - 9:15 PM Tribeca New Music opens its season with Best in Score 2026, welcoming the Orange Road Quartet for a program centered on new works by emerging composers. Best in Score 2026 The DiMenna Center – Benzaquen Hall, 10018 Artist Orange Road Quartet Lauren

Talea Synchronisms I

Talea Synchronisms I

9.22.2026 Talea Ensemble, which has introduced pioneers of contemporary music in New York, is presenting a four-concert series connected to Mario Davidovsky. The first program, curated by Greg Chudzik on double bass and Steve Beck on piano, took place at St. Bartholomew Hall in Brooklyn, the home

Born Now: Matthew Schultheis

Born Now: Matthew Schultheis

The third concert of Graphic Content: Feldman & Brown at 100, a festival celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Morton Feldman, one of the central composers of the New York School, curated by Steve Long, took place at the Roerich Museum, housed in a townhouse on New York’

Katherine Young Bioming at Roulette

Katherine Young Bioming at Roulette

10.17.2026 To mark the release of Katherine Young’s album BIOMES, a live performance was held at Roulette in Brooklyn, one of New York’s longstanding venues for experimental music. Katherine Young: BIOMES (Album Release) A biome is a broad environmental grouping defined by conditions such as climate

Berliner Philharmoniker Returns to Carnegie Hall

Berliner Philharmoniker Returns to Carnegie Hall

The Berliner Philharmoniker returns to Carnegie Hall in New York for the first time in four years. Their last appearance was in 2022, and once again, the orchestra will be led by chief conductor Kirill Petrenko. October 9, 2026 Berliner Philharmoniker Kirill Petrenko, Chief Conductor Víkingur Ólafsson, Piano Brahms — Piano

Carnegie Hall’s Opening Night Gala Berliner Philharmoniker

Carnegie Hall’s Opening Night Gala Berliner Philharmoniker

La forza del destino opens the doors of Carnegie Hall once again. Love is lost in despair, then confessed again. And the clown begins to speak: “You are about to witness not a play, but the story of real human blood and tears.” In the end, the road leads to

Between the Sounds — Feldman, Nørgård, Crumb, Kurtág

Between the Sounds — Feldman, Nørgård, Crumb, Kurtág

by BlackBox Ensemble This is the third concert in the centennial celebration of Morton Feldman’s birth. Friday, September 18 Music at 6 PM Free and Open to the Public BlackBox Ensemble & confluss perform works by Feldman and Kurtág Roerich Museum, New York, NY Feldman: E. E. Cummings Songs