Source: REDCAT. Selected shows below.

Jan 15
Futures of Music

Futures of Music, presented by the Herb Alpert School of Music at CalArts, explores various possible futures in performing and experiencing music.

Feb 18
Elisa Harkins: Wampum / ᎠᏕᎳ ᏗᎦᎫᏗ
Anna Luisa Petrisko: Green and all the Colors
Elisa Harkins and Anna Luisa Petrisko share the REDCAT stage in this double-bill evening exploring future and ancient indigenous ideas.

Mar 12
Florian Hecker

Extending earlier projects that staged the impressionistic or even hallucinatory relationship between sonic objects, the auditory encounter, and our self-perception within space, Resynthesizers advances a more recent line of inquiry engaged with bleeding-edge approaches to computational auditory analysis and the synthesis of sensory materials. Read more
Music

Mar 27 to May 14
Studio 2022
REDCAT’s Studio series is an annual program supporting multidisciplinary work-in-progress. Responsive to changing needs and concerns, Studio adopts various formats and locations, from performances and workshops, the series supports the development of new work and novel reflection from within the communities of LA-based artists.

Apr 02
Derrick Skye: Where can we go, from here?
Derrick Skye is a composer and musician based in the Los Angeles area who often integrates music practices from different cultural traditions around the world into his work with classical music communities.

Jun 04
Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra
Celebrating 60 years of revolutionary music, REDCAT is pleased to present a performance by the Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra playing new and memorable tunes. The Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra is a Black music ensemble from Los Angeles founded in 1961 by Horace Tapscott.

Jun 17 to Jun 18
PARTCH Ensemble
The Grammy Award winning PARTCH Ensemble returns to REDCAT with two world premieres.

Source: Roulette.

Lea Bertucci: A Visible Length of Light + Duo with Ben Vida
Monday, January 10. 8:00 pm
Lea Bertucci presents recent discoveries for alto sax, wooden venu flute, tape and electronics from her recent release, A Visible Length of Light on Cibachrome Editions. This evening also features a newly formed collaboration with artist Ben Vida on accordion and electronics.

Joe Fonda, Marilyn Crispell, Harvey Sorgen: Dreamstruck
Thursday, January 13. 8:00 pm
After many years of playing together in various combinations, three exemplary innovators converge in a new trio, formed to realize its potential in a common theme – honesty.

Remy Le Boeuf’s Assembly of Shadows: Architecture of Storms
Saturday, January 15. 8:00 pm
Grammy-nominated saxophonist/composer Remy Le Boeuf and his vibrant 20-piece orchestra, Assembly of Shadows, unveil their bold next step: Architecture of Storms.

Source: co-incidence festival.
Jan 2
8pm – 930pm
Welcome Concert
Marilyn Arsem, Jennie Gottschalk, Andrea Pensado, and Luke Martin & Aaron Foster Breilyn
Washington Street Art Center (WSAC)
321 Washington Street, Somerville MA

Jan 6
7pm – 9pm
Co-Incidence Showcase
Sets TBD
Pink Noise Studios
15 Ward St., Somerville MA

Jan 8
4pm
Final Group Concert
Sets TBD
Washington Street Art Center (WSAC)
321 Washington Street, Somerville MA

Source: Pyroclastic Records.

Friday, January 14th

7:30 PM – Kris Davis Diatom Ribbons
Kris Davis-piano, Val Jeanty-electronics, Terri Lyne Carrington-drums

9:30 PM – Searching for the Disappeared Hour
Mary Halvorson-guitar, Sylvie Courvoisier-piano

Saturday, January 15th

7:30 PM – Chris Lightcap’s Superette
Chris Lightcap-bass, Steve Cardenas and Curtis Hasselbring-guitars, Brian Marsella-keyboards, Dan Rieser-drums

9:30 PM – Eric Revis Quartet – Slipknots Through A Looking Glass
Eric Revis-bass, Darius Jones-alto saxophone, Bill McHenry-tenor saxophone, Kris Davis-piano, Chad Taylor-drums

Source: Winter Jazzfest.

Tuesday, January 18
A RALPH PETERSON CELEBRATION
PRESENTED BY JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER IN COLLABORATION WITH NYC WINTER JAZZFEST

The Messenger Legacy
Bill Pierce, tenor saxophone
Craig Handy, alto saxophone
Brian Lynch, trumpet
Essiet Essiet, bass
Tyshawn Sorey, drums
with special guest:
Tia Fuller, saxophone

Monday, January 17
TAKE TWO: NATE MERCEREAU, SAM GENDEL & CARLOS NIÑO PERFORM KEITH JARRETT’S THE KÖLN CONCERT
at Public Records

8 ADDITIONAL SINGLE NIGHT EVENTS at NuBlu

Including:
Thursday, January 13
Adam O’Farrill’s Stranger Days
Tivon Pennicott
Freelance
Justin Brown

Sunday, January 16
Sam Gendel
Rudresh Mahanthappa Hero Trio
Matthew Stevens & Walter Smith III aka IN COMMON III feat. Terri Lyne Carrington, Kris Davis, Harish Raghavan
XXXX w/ Tim Lefebvre, Michael Wollny, Emile Parisien, Christian Lillinger

Monday, January 17
Dezron Douglas & Brandee Younger
Brandee Younger Quartet
Ray Angry’s Producer Mondays featuring Kendra Morris and Kamilah

Tuesday, January 18
David Binney
Rocket Sci: Nublu Records Album Release Concert for ‘Bond Riviera’
Daniel Freedman ‘Ghost Modern’ with Innov Gnawa, Jason Lindner, Gilad Hekselman and Gustavo di Dalva
Daru Jones & Friends Play A Musical Salute to Group Home “Livin’ Proof”

Wednesday, January 19
Makaya McCraven and Jeff Parker
– N/UM [LIVE] with Daniel Carter

Thursday, January 20
Miki Yamanaka
The Bogie Band
Maurice “Mobetta” Brown
Casey Benjamin

Friday, January 21
Dada Strain Radio Presents Duets:
By NYC Winter Jazzfest and Sonos Sound System
DJ Lindsay
– Mind Maintenance with Chad Taylor and Joshua Abrams –
– Daoui with Angel Bat Dawid and Oui Ennui –
Aquiles Navarro and Tcheser Holmes

Saturday, January 22
– Dave Harrington, Stuart Bogie, Darius Christian, Allison Miller, Spencer Zahn –
– Dan Weiss STAREBABY –
– now vs. now –
– Ilhan Ersahim, Trevor, Kenny Wollesen, Dave Harrington –
– Big Yuki –

Source: Vision Festival.

2022 Vision Festival
June 21-25, 2022 @ Roulette
509 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11217
June 26, 2022 @ The Clemente, La Plaza
114 Norfolk St, New York, NY 10002

Arts for Art will present the 26th VISION Festival at Roulette, from June 21 through June 25, and the festival finale will once again take place outdoors at The Clemente on June 26. It is with great excitement that we announce that trumpeter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer, Wadada Leo Smith will receive the Vision Festival’s annual Lifetime Achievement Award on June 21, 2022. Mr. Smith joins a venerable pantheon of FreeJazz pioneers in receiving the Vision Festival Lifetime Achievement Award including Amina Claudine Myers, Andrew Cyrille, Peter Brotzmann, Henry Grimes, Milford Graves, and Sam Rivers. On this special occasion, Mr. Smith will present new work for the opening night of the festival. His performance at Vision will serve to punctuate a remarkable milestone, 80 years, in a career full of enough achievements for several lifetimes.

Source: Downtown Music Gallery.

THE ONGOING DMG 30th ANNIVERSARY IN-STORE PERFORMANCE SERIES CONTINUES with:

Tuesday, December 21st:
6:30 – DISSIPATED FACE 2021: STEVE POPKIN / KURT RALSKE / LELE DAI / ADAM LAPOZ
7:30 – SUBURBAN BOHEMIA – Special Apocalyptic Version w/ ELLIOTT SHARP / JOEL HARRISON / STEVE SWELL / MIKE NEER / FRANK MEADOWS / MICHAEL VATCHER / MC BruceLee – Performing “Plastic People”, “Cold Rain and Snow” & “Blues for Thanksgiving 2021!”

Tuesday, December 28th:
6:30: CHERYL PYLE & BEYOND FLUTES GROUP Featuring: Cheryl Pyle – C & alto flutes / Haruna Fukazawa – C flute / Gene Coleman – bass flute /piccolo / Claire de Brunner – bassoon / Yuko Togami – drums/percussion
7:30: LAURA SCHULER / TAL YAHALOM – Violin / Guitar

Tuesday, January 4th, 2022:
6:30: VIV CORRINGHAM / MARCUS CUMMINS / DAVE MANDL / STEVE MOSES – Vocals / Sax / Guitar / Drums & Trombone
7:30: PATRICK BRENNAN / HILL GREENE / MICHAEL TA THOMPSON – Alto Sax / Contrabass / Drums

Tuesday, January 11th:
6:30: JAMISON WILLIAMS – Bari Sax & DANNY KAMINS – Sopranino & Bari Saxes
7:30: JESSICA ACKERLEY / LUCIE VITKOVA / JOANNA MATTREY – Guitar / Accordion / Viola!

Tuesday, January 18th:
6:30: THOMAS HEBERER / INGRID LAUBROCK – Trumpet / Tenor and/or Soprano Sax
7:30: – MAX KUTNER / LEE HODEL – Guitar / Contrabass

13 Monroe Street, New York, NY 10002-7351

Source: Nasher Sculpture Center.

The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas presents SCULPTING SOUND: Twelve Musicians Encounter Bertoia, a series of six historic concerts bringing together twelve master musicians to explore the expressive range of Harry Bertoia’s sounding sculptures. The concerts, February 22–27, 2022, complement the exhibition Harry Bertoia: Sculpting Mid-Century Modern Life.

Performing are:
Tuesday, February 22: Electric Guitar Night: Nels Cline & Ben Monder

Wednesday, February 23: Trumpet Night: Ambrose Akinmusire & Nate Wooley

Thursday, February 24: Saxophone Night: Ingrid Laubrock & JD Allen

Friday, February 25: Acoustic Strings Night: Jen Shyu & Brandon Seabrook

Saturday, February 26: Drums / Percussion Night: Marcus Gilmore & Dan Weiss

Sunday, February 27: Piano Night: Kris Davis & Craig Taborn

Concerts take place at 7 p.m. each night at the Nasher Sculpture Center, 2001 Flora Street, Dallas.

Source: Infrequent Seams.

December 17, 2021
7:00 PM CST

Eli Wallace “Precepts”
Ilgenfritz-Chase-Lee “Loss And Gain”

8pm – Craig Shepard solo trumpet & music boxes

8:15 – NewBorn Trio (Katie Down, Miguel Frasconi, Jeffrey Lependorf)

8:45 – James Ilgenfritz / Brian Chase / Robbie Lee

9:30 – Gerald Cleaver & Jean Carla Rodea

9:45 – Eli Wallace Quartet feat. Erica Dicker (violin) Lester St. Louis (cello), Sean Ali (bass), Eli Wallace (piano, composer)

10:30 – Metamorphosis | Nirbhaya (2021) – Sound/film by Monika Weiss