Sō Percussion co-founder Jason Treuting flexes his compositional chops with Nine Numbers — a sprawling work that taps into the mysteries of sudoku.

Poignant, meditative and powerful, the long-awaited follow-up to the 2006 Cantaloupe release The Essential Martin Bresnick is here.

Alarm Will Sound & Tyshawn Sorey's "staggering new double album the ensemble engages with the indefinable" – Bandcamp

8 explores the dimensional quality of sound, as part of a series of works by Michael Gordon that began with Timber for six percussionists, and includes Rushes for seven bassoonists and Amplified for four electric guitarists. 

The long awaited follow-up by John Luther Adams and the Seattle Sympony is here! 

“Become Desert is both a celebration of the deserts we are given, and a lamentation of the deserts we create.”

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New Albums

Vicky Chow, AIYYER
The Tragedy of Hikikomori Loveless
Jason Treuting
Nine Numbers #4
Martin Bresnick
More Essential Martin Bresnick: The Planet on the Table
Nico Muhly & Michael Harley
Reliable Sources
Terry Riley & Bang on a Can All-Stars
Long Bus Ride

News

12/29/2021

We’re pleased to close out 2021 with the news that Kaki King will embark on a brief swing of U.S. dates in support of her critically lauded 2020 release Modern Yesterdays.

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Bang on a Can Loud Weekend

Bang on a Can Loud Weekend

07/21/2021

Bang on a Can & MASS MoCA are back and live with the second presentation of LOUD WEEKEND. The fully loaded, 2-day, eclectic super-mix of minimal, experimental and electronic music happens Friday, July 30 & Saturday, July 31, 2021.

 

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02/26/2021

Vicky Chow joins pianist, composer and critic Ethan Iverson (The Bad Plus) for a Q&A and the video premiere of her filmed performance of Michael Gordon's Sonatra. Join us live on March 7!

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02/08/2021

Beginning on March 13, Michael Gordon's "loved" returns to the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, where the piece will play hourly on the Cherry Esplanade. "loved" will be released digitally on March 12.

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01/26/2021

In his first return to Yiddish poetry since his Pulitzer-nominated and all the days were purple, composer Alex Weiser turns his focus to the city at night, setting to music three poems by Jewish immigrant poets of the turn of the 20th century.

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