Ian David Rosenbaum

When George Crumb’s music hit main stages in the early 1970s, he was proclaimed “the savior of music.” In an era in which proponents of atonal, abstract music dismissed all who couldn’t understand it, Crumb’s luminous humanity appealed to those who longed for an emotional, visceral experience in contemporary music. CMS pays tribute to Crumb with two probing programs which reveal the composer in all his kaleidoscopic creativity. Featured in this CMS mini-festival is pianist Gilbert Kalish, whose definitive interpretations…

When George Crumb’s music hit main stages in the early 1970s, he was proclaimed “the savior of music.” In an era in which proponents of atonal, abstract music dismissed all who couldn’t understand it, Crumb’s luminous humanity appealed to those who longed for an emotional, visceral experience in contemporary music. CMS pays tribute to Crumb with two probing programs which reveal the composer in all his kaleidoscopic creativity. Featured in this CMS mini-festival is pianist Gilbert Kalish, whose definitive interpretations…

Recommended for kids ages 6 & up and their families. For thousands of years, humans on Earth have been writing poems to the moon, writing music about moonlight, and we’ve even landed on the moon. This concert is all music about the moon! With music by Debussy, Beethoven, Schumann, and George Crumb. Musical Instrument Petting Zoo in the lobby from 1:00-1:45 PM, free for ticket holders.

SOLOS AND DUOS Francesca de Pasquale (violin) Ian Rosenbaum (percussion, vines, marimba) Jonah Sirota (viola) Jeffrey Zeigler (cello) Solos for violin, viola, cello and percussion. Including violinist Francesca de Pasquale in Oceanic Fantasy, percussionist Ian Rosenbaum in Night Song (for marimba) and Last Hymn (for vibes), violist Jonah Sirota in Vento e Sole, and cellist Jeffrey Zeigler in From the Bones to the Fossils. Ian Rosenbaum and Jeffrey Zeigler collaborate in Listen, Quiet. Composer Spotlight: World premiere for Ian Rosenbaum…

Sandbox Percussion performs Viet Cuong’s re(new)al with the Curtis Symphony Orchestra.

Sandbox Percussion performs Viet Cuong’s Re(new)al with the Brooklyn Wind Symphony. Performance is open to the public – suggested donation $10.

The 2018–19 season of Edward T. Cone Concert Series, curated by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang, will conclude on March 8 and 9 as acclaimed film and theater actor Paul Lazar delivers John Cage’s revolutionary lecture “Indeterminacy”, accompanied by and coexisting with Cage’s rhythmically propulsive percussion music, performed by Sandbox Percussion.

The 2018–19 season of Edward T. Cone Concert Series, curated by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang, will conclude on March 8 and 9 as acclaimed film and theater actor Paul Lazar delivers John Cage’s revolutionary lecture “Indeterminacy”, accompanied by and coexisting with Cage’s rhythmically propulsive percussion music, performed by Sandbox Percussion.