Schedule of Events 2007-2008

Tuesday, September 4 @ 6 pm

PHILIPPE MANOURY AT THE SPIEGELTENT

Spiegeltent, South Street Seaport, Pier 17, NYC
Tickets: 212.279.4200 or www.ticketcentral.com
More info: www.spiegelworld.com

With:
Philippe Manoury, composer
Tony Arnold, soprano
Jerome Rothenberg, poet

ICE presents a concert celebrating the work
of one of the most important French living composers.

More info and details…

Chicago Tribune, September 25, 2007
ICE keeps its cool as its marathon of concerts heats up

Chicago Public Radio, September 23, 2007
Featured on Hello Beautiful

Chicago Tribune, September 21, 2007
ICEFest 2007 premieres cool new music

Chicago Reader, September 21, 2007
Post No Bills

NewCity Chicago, September 18, 2007
Soundcheck: ICE, ICE, Baby

September 22-30, 2007

The 5th Annual Chicago ICEFest!

Eleven programs. Eleven venues. One week!

View the Lineup →

Eric Lamb and Claire Chase, phleughts
Eric Lamb and Claire Chase, phleughts

ICETANK! KICKOFF
Take Two : ICE Pleughts

Wednesday, October 3, 2007 @ 7 pm NEW TIME

The Tank
279 Church Street
New York, NY
$5

ICE is proud to launch ICETANK!, a new series in one of our favorite venues – The Tank in Tribeca. Join us for eight intimate ICE programs this season on the first Wednesday of each month.

ICE's kinetic flute section, Claire Chase and Eric Lamb, present a variation on their Chicago ICEFest program with new works by New York composers Samuel Pluta, Steve Reich, Marcelo Toledo and Huang Ruo.

Christopher Moore Mario Diaz de Leon Jenny Olivia Johnson
Christopher Moore, Mario Diaz de Leon, Jenny Olivia Johnson

Panayiotis Kokoras Jason Eckardt
Panayiotis Kokoras, Jason Eckardt

October 14, 2007 @ 8 pm

ICE with WSCMS

Tenri Cultural Institute
43 W 13th Street
New York, NY
$5/$10

The Washington Square Contemporary Music Society presents ICE in a concert of new works by composers still in their twenties and thirties: Jason Eckardt, Mario Diaz de Leon, Jenny Johnson, Christopher Moore and Panayiotis Kokoras.

Program:

Jason Eckardt (b. 1971): 16 for amplified flute and string trio, NEW YORK PREMIERE
Mario Diaz de Leon* (b. 1978): New work TBA for ICE, WORLD PREMIERE
Panayiotis Kokoras* (b. 1977): New work TBA for ICE, WORLD PREMIERE
Christopher Treube Moore* (b. 1976): New work TBA for ICE, WORLD PREMIERE
Jenny Johnson (b. 1978): New work TBA for ICE, WORLD PREMIERE

*Winners of ICE’s 21st Century Young Composers Competition

Mario Diaz de Leon Panayiotis Kokoras Nathan Davis
Mario Diaz de Leon, Panayiotis Kokoras, Nathan Davis

October 17, 2007, 8 pm

ICE @ Issue Project Room

232 3rd Street, 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY

ICE presents a concert of new electro-acoustic music by young composers at Issue Project Room, a raw exhibition space for a wide range of experimental music.

Mario Diaz de Leon: New work (2007) for ICE with electronics
Panayiotis Kokoras: New work (2007) for ICE with electronics
Nathan Davis: PneApnea (2007) for alto flute and electronics
Nathan Davis: New work (2007) for clarinet and electronics

Claire Chase

October 18, 2007
Doors Open at 7pm, Claire plays at 9pm

Ladyfest Chicago!
Heaven Gallery
1550 N. Milwaukee Ave

ICE flutist and founder Claire Chase will kick off Chicago's Ladyfest with a program of new electro-acoustic flute works by Nathan Davis, Elizabeth Hoffman and Mikael Karlsson.

Ladyfest is a four day music, film and visual arts festival with workshops and zine readings celebrating women in arts and activism.

ladyfestchicago.com or myspace.com/ladyfestchicago for specific times and locations.

Ladyfest is donating all proceeds to Chicago Women's Health Center and Rape Victim Advocates

 

The Zhou Brothers

October 20, 2007, 6-9 pm

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED

ICE w/the Zhou Brothers
and Chicago Composers Forum

Zhou Brothers Center
1029 W 35th St, 2nd Flr
Chicago, IL 60609

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ICE joins the legendary Zhou Brothers at their new state-of-the-art center in the Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago for a multimedia evening of live painting, live improvisation and collaboration with members of the Chicago Composers Forum.

Katinka Keijn, cello Kivie Cahn-Lipman
Katinka Keijn and Kivie Cahn-Lipman, ICE cellos

ICETANK! CONCERT II
ICE Cellos!

Wednesday, November 7, 2007, 8 pm

The Tank
279 Church Street
New York, NY
$5

An eclectic evening of cello madness, from jazz to classical, from academic to avant-garde, from one to eight cellists, featuring ICE cellists Katinka Kleijn, Kivie Cahn-Lipman, and friends.  Program to include works by Du Yun, Kaija Saariaho, Krivchenia, Villa-Lobos, David Lang, and Greg Ward.

Philippe Hurel
Philippe Hurel

Thursday, November 15, 2007, 8 pm

ICE @ Miller Theatre
PORTRAIT OF PHILIPPE HUREL

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This portrait of Philippe Hurel is the first of ICE’s multiple appearances at Miller Theatre this season. Join us for an evening celebrating a wide range of Hurel’s work over the past fifteen years.

Christian Knapp, guest conductor

Tombeau in memoriam Gérard Grisey, for piano and percussion (1999)

...à mesure, for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, vibraphone and piano (1996)

Figures libres, pour flute, oboe, clarinet, violin, viola, cello, percussion and piano
(2000-01)

Six miniatures en trompe l'œil for chamber orchestra (1990-91)

Bridget Kibbey, harp Nuiko Wadden, harp
Bridget Kibbey, harp; Nuiko Wadden, harp

Joseph Brent, mandolin
Joseph Brent, mandolin

ICETANK! CONCERT III

Wednesday, December 5, 2007, 8 pm

The Tank
279 Church Street
New York, NY
$5

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ICE’s stellar crew of string pluckers (harpists Bridget Kibbey and Nuiko Wadden, guitarist Daniel Lippel, and mandolinist Joseph Brent) come together for a night of duos and trios. The program will include music by Hans Werner Henze, Goffredo Petrassi, Elliot Carter and Dmitri Nicolau. Come join us for another mother pluckin’ great show!

Moving Theater
Moving Theate

December 7 and 14, 2007, 7 pm

ICE AND MOVING THEATER @ THE WHITNEY

Whitney Museum of American Art
New York, NY
Pay-what-you-can

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X-L: Music of Xenakis and Ligeti

Fun, irreverent, and deeply poetic, Moving Theater is a company of dancers, actors, musicians, and designers who create original work that breaks expectations and cuts edges. Teaming up with ICE, they create a pair of evenings featuring new dance and music, staged specifically for the Whitney's Lower Gallery.

Program:

Steve Reich: Vermont Counterpoint
Iannis Xenakis: Rebonds (1987-89)
Kaija Saariaho: Six Japanese Gardens
Karlheinz Stockhausen: Donnerstags - Abschied

 

December 8-16, 2007

ICE in-residence at Columbia College Chicago
Chicago, IL

ICE will be residence at Columbia College Chicago, performing six concerts of new work by student composers, recording new film scores by students, and leading orchestration workshops.

 

Sunday, December 9, 2007, 3 pm

ICE-CUBE!

Merit Music School
Chicago, IL

ICE celebrates CUBE Ensemble’s 20th Anniversary with a performance of a new work written for ICE by CUBE Artistic Director and founder Patricia Morehead. Happy Birthday, CUBE! ICE salutes CUBE for their extraordinary two decades of service to the Chicago new music community.

Pablo Chin
Pablo Chin

Sunday, December 16, 2007, 3 pm

Music by Chicago-based Latino Composers

Concert Hall of the Music Center
Columbia College Chicago
1014 S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL

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ICE is proud to present a concert of works by emerging and established Chicago-based Latino composers:

Marcos Balter (Brazil): New work for ICE chamber orchestra, WORLD PREMIERE
Pablo Chin (Costa Rica): New work ICE (fl, cl, vln, vlc, pf, pc), WORLD PREMIERE
Gustavo Leone (Argentina): studies for solo harp
Ricardo Lorenz (Venezuela): Jaromiluna for harp and violin, CHICAGO PREMIERE
Juan Campoverde (Ecuador): New work

Peter Evans
Peter Evans

ICETANK! CONCERT IV.

Wednesday, January 9, 2008, 8 pm

The Tank
279 Church Street
New York, NY
$5

Peter Evans, trumpet and piccolo trumpet

ICETANK continues with a solo performance by ICE trumpeter Peter Evans, whose new solo album on PSI, More is More, has taken the improvisation world by storm.

 

Magnus Lindberg
Magnus Lindberg

ICE’s Boston Debut!

January 17, 2008, 7 pm

Isabella Sewart Gardner Museum
280 The Fenway
Boston, MA

Portrait of Magnus Lindberg
Christian Knapp, guest conductor

Read the Boston Globe Review…

Boston Globe preview…

ICE makes its Boston debut with a repeat of the ensemble’s 2006 Miller Theatre Portrait of Magnus Lindberg, after critically acclaimed performances of the portrait in New York and San Francisco.

Program:

Linea d’Ombra (1983) for flute, clarinet, guitar and percussion
Clarinet Quintet (1992) for clarinet and string quartet
Decorrente (1992) for clarinet, guitar, cello, vibraphone and piano
Duo Concertante (1992) for solo clarinet and cello and ensemble

January 21-23, 2008

Mario Diaz de Leon recordings for Tzadik Records

Boston, MA

ICE will record three new works for Mario Diaz de Leon’s new album on the Composer Series of John Zorn’s Tzadik label. Mario, who won ICE’s 21st Century Young Composers Award in 2006, is widely considered one of the most exciting young composers in New York today.

 

Phyllis Chen, toy piano and electronics
Phyllis Chen, toy piano and electronics

ICETANK! CONCERT V

Wednesday, February 6, 2008, 7 pm
UNCAGED TOY PIANO ROADSHOW, Phase 2

The Tank
279 Church Street
New York, NY
$5

The toy piano is a 3-octave instrument made of plastic hammers and metal rods. Invented in the early 1900's, the toy piano has yet to be discovered for all of its charms by many composers. Due to the quirkiness of the tuning and limitation of range, the electro-acoustic hybrid of toy piano and electronics is an untapped new medium. Phyllis Chen, ICE’s resident toy pianist, premieres new works for toy piano and electronics by composers in her Toy Piano Call-for-Scores (winners announced January 2008).

David Schotzko
David Schotzko

ICETANK! CONCERT VI

Wednesday, March 5, 2008, 7:00 pm

SONIC MEDITATIONS
David Schotzko, solo percussion

The Tank
279 Church Street
New York, NY
$5

Sonic Meditations: classic music for percussion by Alvin Lucier, Edision Denisov, and Giacinto Scelsi. Featuring the World Premiere of Idaho/Gelboe by the Buffalo, NY based composer Otto Muller.

Cliff Colnot
Cliff Colnot

Messiaen/Colnot WORLD PREMIERE

Friday, March 7, 2008, 7:30 pm

Music Institute of Chicago
Evanston, IL

ICE performs the world premiere of Cliff Colnot’s new arrangement of Olivier Messiaen’s sultry Chants de terre et de ciel (1938, arr. 2007) for mezzo-soprano (Julia Bentley) and an unconducted ICE ensemble of flute, clarinet, violin, viola, cello, bass, piano and two percussion.

Chicago Tribune Review:

A vivid take on love and parenthood

The Zhou Brothers
The Zhou Brothers

Zhou Brothers, CCF and ICE
New Music PLUS Painting

Saturday, March 8

6-9 pm
Performance begins at 7pm
FREE

Columbia College Conway Center
1104 S Wabash, 1st Floor
Chicago, IL 60605

 

We are excited to be collaborating with members of the Chicago Composers Forum and the world-renowned Zhou Brothers.

This collaboration with the Zhou Brothers (Shan Zuo and Da Huang Zhou), CCF-featured composers Nathan Davis, Guillermo Gregorio, Ryan Ingebritsen, and Christopher Preissing, and the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) will transform the Conway Center into a landscape of new art and new music. Doors open at 6pm. Live painting and performance begins at 7pm.

DREAM DIALOGUE - Over the past 30 years, the Zhou Brothers have developed a collaborative creation technique that is completely unique and visionary. The concept of the "Dream Dialogue" being the primary
means of communication between two artists during the act of creation is one that has implications outside the act of art creation in and of itself. It inspires a curiosity in what such collaboration could mean to the human experience.



David Schotzko
David Schotzko [photo by Jennifer Taylor]

SONIC MEDITATIONS: David Schotzko, solo percussion

Sunday, March 9, 2008 @ 3 pm

Flatfile Galleries
217 N. Carpenter in Chicago's West Loop
FREE ADMISSION, reception to follow

ICE is proud to present our own founding percussionist, the virtuosic and poetic David Schotzko.

Program:

Javier Alvarez
Temazcal for maracas and tape (1986)

Alvin Lucier
Silver Streetcar for the Orchestra for solo amplified triangle (1988)

Victor Adan
Solum: Multiplexor I for solo djembe (2007) **Chicago premiere

James Tenney
Koan - Having Never Written a Note for Percussion (1972)

Iannis Xenakis
Psappha for solo percussion (1976)

Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez
Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez

CARLOS SANCHEZ-GUTIERREZ & STUDENTS

Sunday, March 16, 2008, 3 pm

Anderson Center Chamber Hall
Binghamton University
Binghamton, NY

ICE performs in a lecture-recital with Mexican composer Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez as part of his residency with the Binghamton Philharmonic. ICE's program includes works by the master composer, alongside works by several of his former students and his longtime colleague, Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon.

Program:

Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez
de Kooning variations for marimba and clarinet

Carolyn O'Brien
Electrum for piano trio

Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon
Jácaras for piano trio

Edgar Guzman
New work for piano and tape, World Premiere

Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez
…and of course Henry the Horse… for piano four-hands, violin, cello)

 

Jennifer Koh, violin. Photo by Janette Beckman
Jennifer Koh, violin. Photo by Janette Beckman

March 27, 2008, 8 pm

ICE Pockets: Miller Theatre Pocket Concerto Project

2960 Broadway, New York, NY

Read the New York Times review…

Launched in the 2005-2006 season, the Miller Theatre Pocket Concerto Project was created to commission world-class composers to write new works for soloist and sinfonietta, inspired by such examples as György Ligeti’s Piano Concerto and John Adams’s Gnarly Buttons. Miller Theatre–favorites, including violinist Jennifer Koh and pianist Christopher Taylor, bring to life new works by composers Laura Elise Schwendinger, Ichizo Okashiro, and John Zorn. Don’t miss the third and final installment of Miller Theatre’s Pocket Concerto Project!

Jennifer Koh, violin
Christopher Taylor, piano
Tara Helen O'Connor, flute

International Contemporary Ensemble
Jayce Ogren, conductor
Alex Lipowski, percussion
William Winant, percussion
Ikue Mori, electronics

Laura Elise Schwendinger: Chiaroscuro Azzurro (for violin and chamber orchestra)
Ichizo Okashiro: The Starry Night (for piano and chamber orchestra)
John Zorn: The Prophetic Mysteries of Angels, Witches, and Demons

Nathan Davis
Nathan Davis

ICETANK! CONCERT VII

Music of Nathan Davis
Wednesday, April 2, 2008, 7:30pm

The Tank
279 Church Street
New York, NY
$5

ICETANK! presents the inventive poetic percussionist-composer Nathan Davis in an entire program of works written for ICE over the past two years, including a world premiere for clarinet, trumpet, flute, electric guitar, percussion and piano. Nathan Davis makes music that is inspired by natural processes, acoustic phenomena, and the abstraction of simple stories. The pieces on this program are the fruits of Nathan's close collaboration with several ICE musicians, featuring the world premieres of a piece for solo marimba and a mixed quintet commissioned by ICE in 2007.

The Bright and Hollow Sky (world premiere) for ensemble and electronics
Underwritten by the American Composers Forum with funds provided by
the Jerome Foundation. Claire Chase, flutes, Joshua Rubin, clarinets, Peter Evans, trumpets, Joseph Brent, guitar, David Schotzko, percussion

When to Stop (world premiere) for solo marimba
Adam Sliwinski, marimba

Dowser for bass clarinet and electronics
Joshua Rubin, bass clarinet

pneApnea for alto flute and electronics
Claire Chase, alto flute

Saturday, April 5, 2008, 8 pm

Music of Columbia University Student Composers

Merkin Concert Hall
New York, NY

Eight World Premieres
by Columbia University graduate students for mixed ensemble

Matt Ward, guest conductor

DANIEL IGLESIA Renegotiation (2008)
flute, clarinet, horn, trumpet, piano, violin, viola, cello, and electronic percussion

MAHIR CETIZ Waterprints (2008)
flutes, clarinets, trumpet, vibraphone, piano, violin, cello

ANTHONY CHEUNG Color Coordinate(s) (2008)
flutes, clarinets, horn, trumpet, percussion, harp, piano, violin, viola, cello

MARIO DIAZ DE LEON The Flesh Needs Fire (2008)
flute, clarinet, electronics

JEFF SNYDER Vox In Vitro (2008)
bass clarinet, horn, trumpet, vibraphone, marimba, harp, counterharmonium, treble contravielle, tenor contravielle, violin, viola, cello

OSCAR BIANCHI Trasparente II (2007–2008)
flutes, clarinets, horn, trumpet, percussions, harp, piano, violin, viola, cello

ALEXANDRE LUNSQUI Areia II (2006–07)
flutes, clarinets, horn, trumpet, percussion, harp, piano, violin, viola, cello

LU WANG Siren Song (2008)
flutes, clarinets, horn, trumpet, percussion, harp, piano, violin, viola, cello

 

Stravinsky Festival

Stravinsky Festival

Presented by Miller Theatre

No other composer in the twentieth century wrote in such a multiplicity of styles as Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971). From neo-classicism to serialism, ballet to chamber works, Stravinsky’s musical genius was wide-ranging. Miller Theatre at Columbia University explores this epic composer’s astonishing variety in this Festival featuring over 45 works drawn from his chamber music, songs, choral compositions, and orchestral music.

Program I
Wednesday, April 9, 2008 @ 7:30pm

Stravinsky's Chamber Music

Gilder Lehrman Hall
The Morgan Library and Museum
Madison Avenue at 36th Street, NYC

New York Times review of this concert:
Many Instruments, One With No Player

Russell Platt, in The New Yorker:
Igor's Own

 

Some of Stravinsky’s greatest works are chamber compositions, many of which are seldom heard in concert. Beginning with "Dumbarton Oaks" concerto, this program moves through works for 15 and fewer musicians.

International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE)
Jayce Ogren, conductor

“Dumbarton Oaks” concerto (1937-38)
Eight Instrumental Miniatures (1962)
Concertino for Twelve Instruments (1952)
Ragtime (1917-18)
Octet (1922-23)
Septet (1952-53)
Pastorale (1933)
Three pieces for String Quartet(1914)
Double Canon (1959)
Epitaphium (1959)
Fanfare for a New Theatre (1964)
Lied ohne Name (1916-18)
Three Pieces for solo clarinet (1918)
Elégie (1944)
Study (1917)

Program II
Thursday, April 17, 2008 @ 7:30pm

Stravinsky Festival

Stravinsky's Complete Songs

Gilder Lehrman Hall
The Morgan Library and Museum
Madison Avenue at 36th Street, NYC

Ticket Price: $45

Call the Box Office at 212-854-7799
To order tickets by mail: click here
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Featuring works for voice accompanied by large and small ensemble and piano, this blockbuster evening showcases Stravinsky’s complete output of songs. Don’t miss this comprehensive journey that traverses 64 years of the composer’s career, from his first extant work to his last completed song.

Tony Arnold, soprano
Alison Tupay, mezzo-soprano
Gregory Warren, tenor
Craig Phillips, bass-baritone
Matthew Worth, baritone
International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE)
Steven Osgood, conductor

Storm Cloud (1902)
How the Mushrooms went to War (1904)
The Faun and the Shepherdess, Op. 2 (1907)
Two songs on poems by Gorodetsky, Op. 6 (1908)
Two songs of Paul Verlaine, Op. 9 (1910)
Two poems of Konstantin Balmont (1911/1954)
Three Japanese Lyrics (1912-13)
Three Little Songs (1913/1930)
Nonsense Rhymes (1914)
Cat's Cradle Songs (1915)
The Bear’s Little Song (1916-17)
Lullaby (1917)
Four Russian Songs (1919)
Russian Maiden’s Song (from Mavra) (1922)
Three Songs from William Shakespeare (1953)
In memoriam Dylan Thomas (1954)
Elegy for J.F.K. (1964)
The Owl and the Pussy-Cat (1966)

A five-concert festival produced by Miller Theatre at Columbia University in association with Park Avenue Armory and the Morgan Library and Museum with the generous underwriting of The Reed Foundation.

Purchase a Stravinsky Festival Package today: $150 for all five Stravinsky Festival concerts!
To order your package call the Miller Theatre Box Office at 212-854-7799.

Boosey & Hawkes; Benjamin Newton

Karlheinz Stockhausen
Karlheinz Stockhausen

Friday, April 18 @ 8 pm

Hi-Fi Music Festival
Death by Audio
49 South 2nd Street, Brooklyn
$10

www.hifimusicfestival.org

ICE will be making an appearance at the Hi-Fi Music Festival,
along with the new-music groups Grenzalos and Mantra Percussion:

Stockhausen: Mikrophronie I
for tam-tam, two microphones, two filters and controllers
in duo realization by Nathan Davis

performed by
Nathan Davis and David Schotzko


April 29, 2008, 8 pm
Music by NYU Composers

Merkin Concert Hall, New York City

ICE continues its residency with the Composition Department of New York University with an annual marathon concert of world premieres by the department’s graduate students. Matthew Ward guest conducts.

ICE PRESENTS 3G

3G 3 Generaciones de Compositores Mexicanos:
A celebration of three generations of new music from Mexico

10 WORLD PREMIERES. 10 US PREMIERES.

May 2-7, 2008
New York City

More info…

May 8-16, 2008

Columbia College Residency
Chicago, IL

ICE is back at Columbia College Chicago for a residency that encompasses six concerts of new work by student composers, including an advanced composition course in writing for ICE chamber orchestra.

Friday, May 9 @ 7:30 pm

3G comes to Chicago!

Julio Estrada

3G Museum of Contemporary Photography
600 S. Michigan Avenue

On the heels of ICE's New York 3G festival, ICE is proud to present a run-out 3G program in Chicago featuring the Midwest premieres of three major new works written for ICE by the celebrated Mexican composers Julio Estrada, Ignacio Baca Lobera and German Romero.

Tony Arnold, sopranoThe concert will feature the Grammy nominated
ICE soprano Tony Arnold and ten members of ICE.

Admission is free, but reservations are requested:

312/494.2655 or icicle@iceorg.org

 

Cory Smythe

Sunday, May 11 @ 2pm

Cory Smythe, solo piano

The Green Mill Cocktail Lounge
4802 N. Broadway, Chicago, IL
$5 cover

ICE is proud to present our pianist Cory Smythe in a special solo
recital featuring works by Magnus Lindberg, Julio Estrada, Lee Hyla,
Carlo Gesualdo, among others, with intermittent improvisations and
occasional electronics.

May 29-June 5, 2008
Los Hielitos en Mexico: Mexico Tour

ICE will return to Mexico for performances, recordings, master classes
and educational outreach activities in Mexico City, Queretaro and Mexico.

 

Clarinetists Campbell MacDonald and Joshua Rubin
Clarinetists Campbell MacDonald and Joshua Rubin

ICETANK! CONCERT VIII

Wednesday, June 4, 2008, 8 pm
Low-Matic All-Stars

The Tank
279 Church Street
New York, NY
$5

The Low-matic All Stars take the Tank for a program featuring new music for bass clarinets. ICE clarinetists Campbell MacDonald and Joshua Rubin present strictly bass premieres of works by Filipe Lara, Nathan Davis, Hiram Navarrete, and other rarely heard bassy gems from Ignacio Baca Lobera and John Zorn.

LATE SPRING TBA

ICE’s THIRD RECORD RELEASE!

Music of George Crumb
Bridge Records 75th Anniversary Edition

ICE is proud to release an album on Bridge Records’ George Crumb 75th Anniversary Edition (complete works of the composer), featuring the following Crumb classics:

Vox Balaenae (1971)
Dream Sequence (1976)
Eleven Echoes of Autumn (1966)
Five Pieces for Piano (1962)
The Sleeper (1984, with Jamie van Eyck, mezzo-soprano)