Lyra Pramuk presents the US premiere performance of her debut album, Fountain, re-envisioned for acoustic chamber ensemble and additional voices. Fountain envisions a post-human queer futurity, integrating the intimacies of the club, the emotional multitude of trans experiences, and the forbidding possibilities of social and physical technologies. Fountain was originally created entirely by composing, layering, and arranging Pramuk’s own voice as the only source material on the record. In her performance of the album at PS1, Pramuk is joined by an ensemble of performers to re-interpret the complex and deeply personal vocal landscape of Fountain.

Ensemble:
Lyra Pramuk, vocals & programming
Matt Evans, drums & marimba
Eliza Bagg, vocals
Tomas Cruz, vocals
Adrianne Munden-Dixon, violin
Lauren Cauley, violin
Carrie Frey, viola
Julia Henderson, cello
Justin Wong, arranger

Lyra Pramuk presents the US premiere performance of her debut album, Fountain, re-envisioned for acoustic chamber ensemble and additional voices. Fountain envisions a post-human queer futurity, integrating the intimacies of the club, the emotional multitude of trans experiences, and the forbidding possibilities of social and physical technologies. Fountain was originally created entirely by composing, layering, and arranging Pramuk’s own voice as the only source material on the record. In her performance of the album at PS1, Pramuk is joined by an ensemble of performers to re-interpret the complex and deeply personal vocal landscape of Fountain.

Ensemble:
Lyra Pramuk, vocals & programming
Matt Evans, drums & marimba
Eliza Bagg, vocals
Tomas Cruz, vocals
Adrianne Munden-Dixon, violin
Lauren Cauley, violin
Carrie Frey, viola
Julia Henderson, cello
Justin Wong, arranger

Desdemona performs works virtually by Anthony R. Green and Finola Merivale

Solo set on final night of 3 day virtual festival

Works by Anthony R. Green, Cassie Wieland, and improvisation

https://youtu.be/z0jq_T2_zqE

Performing works by Svyatoslav Lunyov and Ivan Nebesnyy for chamber ensemble

Gemma Peacocke’s “In a Snowstorm of Moths” for violin and electronics

NY Premiere of Finola Merivale’s “Arbores Erimus” for violin and live electronics

String and piano works by Peter Kramer, Tom Morrrison, and the premiere of Finola Merivale’s string trio Do You Hear Me Now?

Works by Gubaidulina, Kurtág, Peacocke, and Füting

Gemma Peacocke’s “In a Snowstorm of Moths” for violin and electronics

Duos by Gliere, Ravel, Handel-Halvorsen, and surprise favorite with cellist Ismail Akbar

Premiering “Tamora Monologues” by Theo Chandler

Premiering “Tamora Monologues” by Theo Chandler

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Premiering “Tamora Monologues” by Theo Chandler

Traditional music and contemporary composers from Ireland featuring the dynamic string trio Chartreuse

Desdemona plays the saxophone quintets of Adolf Busch and Gerald Finzi with Javier Oviedo along with Ravel's string quartet.

Desdemona gives the New York debut of composer collective Kinds of Kings and their string quartets

String quartets by members of Kinds of Kings at the Unruly Sounds Festival in Princeton, NJ

Join Savannah Philharmonic musicians Adrianne Munden-Dixon and Ismail Akbar as they perform Romantic works for violin and cello from the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. Enjoy selections by Handel-Halvorsen, Rebecca Clarke, Reinhold Glière, and Augusta Read Thomas amongst installations by local artists at Non-Fiction Gallery. Admission is $10 suggested donation and all are welcome!

Join Savannah Philharmonic musicians Adrianne Munden-Dixon and Ismail Akbar as they perform Romantic works for violin and cello from the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. Enjoy selections by Handel-Halvorsen, Rebecca Clarke, Reinhold Glière, and Augusta Read Thomas on Thunderbolt at St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Admission is $10 suggested donation and all are welcome!

Come hear the string trios of Gubaidulina, Berio, and Francaix along with 3 Fantasias by Purcell. Admission: $10 + complimentary drink

Manchester Community College

with Melanie Chirignan, flute

with Tye Austin, guitar