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upcoming concerts |
Prize Winners
Sunday, May 5, 2024, 4:00 PM
St. Paul's Syracuse, 310 Montgomery St., Syracuse
Tickets: $20 regular, $15 student/senior, children 18 and under free
Daniel Reza Sabzghabaei Residues: I. Ostinato (SNM's 2023 Israel/Pellman Prize winner) Benjamin Rieke Bloom (SNM's NYS Federation of Music Clubs Prize winner) Christopher Auerbach-Brown Armando Bayolo (unplanned) obsolescence (SNM's 2023 commissioned composer)
Note: Online ticket sales end one hour before the performance. Tickets purchased will be held for you at the door.
past concerts
Vision of Sound: New Music with Dance
Sunday, February 18, 2024, 2:00 PM
Linehan Chapel, Nazareth College, Rochester
Program features music of Jaclyn Breeze, Daniel Thomas Davis, Sam Evans, Paul Leary, Ivan Malcolm, Mark Olivieri, Nicolas Scherzinger, and Octavio Vazquez, with choreography by Rosita Adamo, Maya June Dwyer, Aldo Kattón, Brian Lawson, Angela Lopez, Aaron Loux, Kaley Pruitt, and Heather Roffe. Read the program
Vision of Sound: New Music with Dance
Saturday, February 17, 2024, 7:30 PM
Gearan Center for the Performing Arts, Hobart and William Smith campus, Geneva
Program features music of Jaclyn Breeze, Daniel Thomas Davis, Sam Evans, Paul Leary, Ivan Malcolm, Mark Olivieri, Nicolas Scherzinger, and Octavio Vazquez, with choreography by Rosita Adamo, Maya June Dwyer, Aldo Kattón, Brian Lawson, Angela Lopez, Aaron Loux, Kaley Pruitt, and Heather Roffe. Read the program
Vision of Sound: New Music with Dance
Friday, February 16, 2024, 7:30 PM
Palace Theater, Eastwood, 2384 James St., Syracuse
Tickets: $20 regular, $15 student/senior, children 18 and under free
Program features music of Jaclyn Breeze, Daniel Thomas Davis, Sam Evans, Paul Leary, Ivan Malcolm, Mark Olivieri, Nicolas Scherzinger, and Octavio Vazquez, with choreography by Rosita Adamo, Maya June Dwyer, Aldo Kattón, Brian Lawson, Angela Lopez, Aaron Loux, Kaley Pruitt, and Heather Roffe. Read the program
The Future of Music . . . Here, There and Everywhere
Sunday, January 21, 2024, 4:00 PM
St. Paul's Syracuse, 310 Montgomery St., Syracuse
Tickets: $20 regular, $15 student/senior, children 18 and under free
George Walker Cello Sonata, 1957 Marc Mellits David, 2023 Florence Price Song to the Dark Virgin, 1941 Coleridge Taylor Perkinson A Child’s Grace, 1977 Charles Lloyd, Jr. Compensation, 1977 and Prayer, 1961 William Grant Still I Dream A World, from Troubled Island, 1938 Emmanuel Sikora Fantasy on "The Death of Faust", 2023 César Franck Final, Op. 21, FWV 33, 1860 Andy Akiho Pillar I from Seven Pillars, 2023 Performed by the Society Players: Rob Bridge, percussion; Dominic Fiacco, organ; Noah Fields, violin; Andrea Scheibel, percussion; Jason Schirripa, percussion; Gregory Sheppard, bass-baritone; Sar Strong, piano; Zachary Sweet, cello; Jennifer Vacanti, percussion
lake effects
Sunday, November 5, 2023, 4:00 PM
Park Central Presbyterian Church, 504 E. Fayette St., Syracuse
Tickets: $20 regular, $15 student/senior, children 18 and under free
Ryan Chase lake effects 2023 (world premiere) Natalie Draper Evolutions, 2022 (second performance) Marc Mellits DAVID, 2023 (honoring David Stam) Jin Ping Southern Air, 2022 (American premiere) Performed by the Society Players, conducted by Heather Buchman.
Resounding Earth: A Sonic Landscape
Saturday, October 14, 2023, 2:00 PM
Thornden Park Amphitheater, Thornden Park Drive, Syracuse
Tickets: Free
SU Humanities Center's Syracuse Symposium, Society for New Music, and the Syracuse University College of Visual and Performing Arts welcome composer Augusta Read Thomas for a participatory work of bells and ambient sounds to celebrate community across cultures. Organized by the Society for New Music and the Syracuse University College of Visual and Performing Arts, Resounding Earth inspires a participatory sonic landscape in the park amphitheater, featuring a performance of Pulitzer finalist Augusta Read Thomas's music for percussion quartet and ambient sounds celebrating community across cultures. Ambient sounds, in this case, refer not only to sounds within the natural, outdoor setting but the fact that the musical score calls for 500 bells or sculpted metals of different sizes and shapes, from different cultures and historical periods. To make this distinctive to CNY and the park, four regional composers will create mini-soundscapes in mapped locations nearby for visitors to explore before, during, or after Resounding Earth. Attendees are encouraged to bring a bell to "ring in" the performance, helping to change the sonic landscape for themselves and others. The four movements of Resounding Earth: 1. INVOCATION – Pulse Radiance 2. PRAYER – Star Dust Orbits 3. CEREMONIAL TIME SHAPES 4. CRYSTAL LATTICE "Everything that we are made of, everything that we know and love, is made from the stars." —Composer Augusta Read Thomas
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