Coming to the ISSUE Project Room

From New York’s ISSUE Project Room:

Iceland’s acclaimed Tectonics Festival is back for the second-annual New York edition: Tectonics Festival New York 2015, presented by ISSUE Project Room over three evenings, May 7, 8 & 9, at the First Unitarian Congregational Society, Brooklyn, and Abrons Art Center, NYC.

Called an “enterprising new-music festival” by The New York Times, Tectonics provides a rare forum for innovative approaches in contemporary composition, exploring improvisation, interdisciplinary collaborations, and the boundaries of experimental performance practice.

Festival highlights include a new commission for ensemble by Nate Young of Wolf Eyes with Mario Diaz de Leon, solo pipe-organ works by Klaus Lang and Morton Feldman, classic compositions by David Berhman and Julius Eastman, and the premiere of Nate Wooley’s Seven Storey Mountain V.

THU, MAY 7 – 8PM – 7PM DOORS
Works by Nate Young & Mario Diaz de Leon, Klaus Lang, Morton Feldman & Annea Lockwood
First Unitarian Congregational Society:
116 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn

FRI, MAY 8 – 8PM – 7PM DOORS
David Behrman, James Rushford & Klaus Lang duo, Julius Eastman, Chiyoko Szlavnics, Barbara Monk Feldman, John McGuire
Abrons Art Center: 466 Grand St., NYC

SAT, MAY 9 – 8PM – 7PM DOORS
Nate Wooley: Seven Storey Mountain V, Maya Dunietz, Fritz Welch, TILT play William Dougherty
Abrons Art Center: 466 Grand St., NYC

COMING SOON
May 22-24
David Rosenboom: Propositional Music

Tue, Jun 2
The Roast of Felix Bernstein: Notes on Post-Conceptual Poetry

Sat, Jun 13
Paal Nilssen-Love Large Unit

Tue, Jun 16
Sabisha Friedberg: The Hant Variance

Sat, Jun 20
SOLD OUT! Dead Moon, J Mascis, Borbetomagus, Das Audit

Tue, Jun 23
C. Spencer Yeh: SOLO VOICE I-X