Merkin Concert Hall
129 West 67th Street, NYC

• Richard Rodney Bennett, Songs for the Instruction of Singing Birds
• Mark-Anthony Turnage, Five Processionals
• Rebecca Saunders, The Under-side of Green
• Thomas Ades, Court Studies from the Tempest
• Luke Bedford, Self-Assembly Composition No. 1
• Stephen Jaffe, Cameo
• Sally Beamish, Commedia

Guest artist:

André Emelianoff, cello

Join us for a evening of enticing British works! plus Stephen Jaffe's "Cameo", a musical "passing of the torch" from André Emelianoff to James Wilson, our new cellist.

The Ailey Citigroup Theatre
405 West 55th Street @ 9th Avenue, NYC

On March 19, 2012, Da Capo will collaborate with the dance company JENNIFER MULLER/THE WORKS in the world premiere performance of a new choreography by Jennifer Muller.

Theatre/Dance/Chamber Music Extravaganza!

In collaboration with Jennifer Muller/The Works

• Marc Mellits, Spam (World premiere of choreography by Jennifer Muller)
• Murray Schafer, Buskers (NY premiere) (staged)
• Derek Bermel, Coming Together (staged)
• Thea Musgrave, Chamber Concerto #2
• Dmitri Riabtsev, Enchanted Lake II

Tickets available through Smarttix.

Program notes for DANCE/THEATRE/CHAMBER MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZA! are on line.

April 4, 2012
Westminster Arts Center
Bloomfield College in Bloomfield, NJ.

• Dmitri Riabtsev, Enchanted Lake II
• Joan Tower, A Little Gift
• Marc Mellits, Spam

Also new compositions by John Hodian and Robert Lepre.

For reservations call: 973-783-9845 or http://yasshakoshima.com/2012/02/extremities/

Yass Hakoshima Movement Theatre web site

Weill Hall of Carnegie Hall
154 West 57th Street, NYC

• Hannah Lash**, Subtilior Lamento (World premiere)
• Dan Visconti**, The Clear Light (World premiere)
• Stephen Jaffe, Light Dances (New York premiere)
• Caroline Mallonée, Unless Acted Upon (New York premiere)
• Michael Gandolfi, Trivia
  • **Walter W. Naumburg Foundation Composition Award winners
    

Guest artists:

• Lucy Shelton, soprano
• Matthew Gold, percussion

Program notes

May 11, 2012, Groundswell / New Music Now! Winnipeg, Canada

Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall, University of Winnipeg

• *Diana McIntosh, For Your Tomorrow (world premiere)
• *John Harbison, Music America Loves to Sing
• *Joan Tower, Petroushskates
• *Shulamit, Ran, Mirage
• Kenneth Nichols, new work (world premiere) (performed by Robin MacMillan, English horn, and Diana McIntosh, piano)

*Written for the Da Capo Chamber Players

Program notes