Upcoming Events
Columbia Bach Society spring concert
APRIL 27 | Columbia University St. Paul's Chapel, New York, NY, USA
World premiere of "Viola Concerto" performed by Oriana Haley (viola) and Columbia Bach Society orchestra, conducted by Sofia Ouyang.
Conducting music by Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, and a world premiere by Christian-Frederic Bloquert
Ten World Premieres by BMI Young Composer Award Recipients
MAY 19, 3PM | Christ & St. Stephen's Church - 120 West 69th Street, New York, NY, USA
World premiere of "All that is solid" (for 16 voices) performed by New York Virtuoso Singers and conducted by Harold Rosenbaum.
Past Events
2024
Composers Concert | Four World Premieres
FEBRUARY 26 at 7:30PM, 2024 | Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York, NY, USA
World Premiere of "As if sharing a joke with nothingness" (orchestra) performed by Juilliard Orchestra and conducted by Jeffrey Milarsky.
2023
Strings of Soul: Hsin-Yun Huang and Wu Man
JANUARY 20, 7:30PM | Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, Philadelphia, US
World premiere of “Moonlit Night by the River in Spring”《春江花月夜》(arranged for pipa and viola, traditional Chinese music) and “Three Folk Songs” (arranged for pipa and viola, composed by Chou Wen-chung).
Strings of Soul: Hsin-Yun Huang, Wu Man, and Marian String Quartet
FEBRUARY 12, 3PM | Paul Hall, The Juilliard School, New York, US
New York premiere of “Moonlit Night by the River in Spring”《春江花月夜》(arranged for pipa, viola, and string quartet, traditional Chinese music). Read more about Strings of Soul program from Hsin-Yun Huang.
Operatic Feminisms: On and Off Stage
MARCH 24, 8PM | The James Room, Barnard College, New York, US
MARCH 25, 8PM | The James Room, Barnard College, New York, US
World premiere of “Or almost, I seem” (chamber opera, with texts from Nietzsche, Woolf, and Sappho). In collaboration with Columbia University New Opera Workshop. Tickets and more info HERE
Columbia Ballet Collaborative Spring 2023 Performance
APRIL 15, 7PM | Miller Theatre, Columbia University, New York, US
World premiere of "Subject(ed)" (for piano, alto saxophone, and drum kit). In collaboration with Columbia Ballet Collaborative and choreographer Katie Sponenburg. Tickets HERE
Wednesdays at One: Gena Raps Chamber Music Prize concert
APRIL 26, 1PM | Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York, US
World premiere of “Flick, Spark" (piano trio).
Columbia Bach Society spring concert
APRIL 29, 7PM | St. Paul’s Chapel, Columbia University, New York, US
Conducting pieces by Poulenc, Shostakovich, and premiering a piece by Aidan Gold for chorus and orchestra.
Strings of Soul: Hsin-Yun Huang and Wu Man
MAY 6, 8PM | Jordan Hall, New England Conservatory, Boston, US
Performance of “Moonlit Night by the River in Spring”《春江花月夜》(arranged for pipa, viola and string quartet, traditional Chinese music).
JULY 21 | Tokyo Concerts Lab, Tokyo, Japan
Cellist Kei Yamazawa will give the Asian premiere of “Liminal/ity” for solo cello.
Composer Seminar: Closing Concert
AUGUST 26, 2:30PM | Lucerne Culture and Congress Centre, Lucerne, Switzerland
World premiere of "Though us from which language speaks" by the International Ensemble Modern Academy and conductor Michelle Di Russo at Lucerne Festival
Ensemble Modern: Happy New Ears
OCTOBER 31, 7:30PM | Oper Frankfurt, Frankfurt, Germany
German premiere of “Through us from which language speaks" (13 instrumentalists and their voices) performed by Ensemble Modern and conducted by Xizi Wang. Tickets and more info HERE.
APAC Choir Festival 2023
NOVEMBER 14-16 | Western Academy of Beijing, Beijing, China
World premiere of "Sweet Spontaneous Earth" (SATB choir)
NOVEMBER 16 | DiMenna Center for Classical Music, New York, NY, USA
North American premiere of "Through us from which language speaks" and New York premiere of "Er Hai Recollections" performed by the BeComEnsemble and conducted by Christian-Frédéric Bloquert
Columbia Bach Society Winter Concert
DECEMBER 9 at 1PM, 2023 | Columbia University St. Paul's Chapel, New York, NY, USA
US premiere of "Sweet Spontaneous Earth" performed by Columbia Bach Society and conducted by Sofia Ouyang.
Conducting music by J.S. Bach, Maurice Ravel, and a world premiere by Hannah Ishizaki.