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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 @4PM
Hypercube is a cutting-edge chamber ensemble known for its dynamic performances and adventurous programming.
Comprised of saxophone, guitar, piano, and percussion, the quartet has commissioned and premiered over 100 works since its formation in 2014. With performances at major festivals, universities, and concert venues across the United States and beyond, Hypercube continues to challenge and expand the possibilities of 21st-century chamber music.
Hypercube has appeared on the The Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage (Washington, DC), Music on the Edge (Pittsburgh), Garrick Theatre (Newfoundland), Roulette (Brooklyn), New Music Edmonton, LPR presents (NYC), and the 40th International Festival of New Music (Mexico City).
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TICKET PRICE: $15
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 @ 6PM
Brooklyn Art Song Society (BASS) and Philosonia Chamber Ensemble join forces for an innovative program combining song and chamber music. Co-curated by artistic directors Mike Brofman and Stanichka Dimitrova (who also happen to be husband and wife), the program pairs some of Franz Schubert's late masterpieces alongside correlated works by living female composers, Jennifer Higdon and Cecilia Livingston.
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TICKET PRICE: $15
Music of Schubert, Higdon, & Livingston
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Organist Trent Whisenant
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 @ 4PM
Heroic Echoes: A Call to Action is a solo organ recital showcasing the power of organ music as a vehicle for reflection, resilience, and resistance, engaging the public in an experience that is both artistic and socially relevant. The recital will include music by living and former composers. It will explore themes of heroism, endurance, collective struggle, and respond to contemporary social and political concerns. The recital invites the audience to experience music as a force for resilience and hope.
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TICKET PRICE: FREE
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9@ 4PM
The Kahlo Quartet began its journey around a shared vision that everyone should have access to meaningful musical experiences, and a shared mission to create a bridge between the typical classical canon and Latin American music. Kahlo members work regularly with community partners in pursuit of these core values. For the Kahlo Quartet, success is measured by audience connection and community impact.
Members Audrey Lee (United States), Manuela Romero (Cuba), Freddy Contreras (Venezuela), and Andrea Beltran Landers (Peru) are eager to explore the chamber music repertoire from their respective cultural backgrounds. Because storytelling through music is a living and changing art form, the Kahlo String Quartet actively seeks collaborations with composers around the world. This recital features music by Beethoven, Mozart, Villa-Lobos, and a series of Latin American composers.
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TICKET PRICE: $15