Colectivo: Music from Cuba and New York
Colectivo: Music from Cuba and New York is a chamber music program including pieces by composers living in Cuba and New York City.
Admission: Free and open to the public. Tenth Intervention is equal parts presenting organization, music series and artist collective in New York City. As "ambassadors of modern music" (Interlochen Public Radio), they present bold and progressive concerts that explore the intersection of |
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performance, experiential art, and its potential to reflect social issues. Founded in 2012 by violinist Hajnal Pivnick and composer/pianist Dorian Wallace, the group forms with the purpose of creating new work in a highly collaborative environment. Together with composers, and other artists, the group produces programs that expand the reach of music to be pioneering, diverse, and community focused.
In their Music of the Americas debut, Colectivo: Music from Cuba and New York, the ensemble will present a chamber music program consisting of pieces by living composers who reside in Cuba and New York City.
Marcos Balter: A vis
Dorian Wallace: we can make tunnels....
Gelsey Bell: Spent Horizon
Zosha di Castri: Du haut de l'Orillon
Keyla Orozco: Nengon transformation 1.
Mario Diaz de Leon: The Flesh Needs Fire
Bethany Younge: Speech Factory
Kamala Sankaram: Kivalina
José Victor Gavilondo Peón: Iku
Paul Pinto: 15 Photos
Ensemble:
Eric Umble, clarinet
Laura Cocks, flute
Dorian Wallace, piano
Hajnal Pivnick, violin
Charlotte Mundy, soprano
About Composers Now
Composers Now empowers all living composers, celebrates the diversity of their voices and honors the significance of their contributions to the cultural fabric of society. Founder and Artistic Director, Tania León, has lead the organization since 2010. The organization features a broad spectrum of performances in concert halls, jazz mobiles, opera stages, experimental spaces, conservatories, museums, and other musical venues.
Colectivo is made possible in part with funding from the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone Development Corporation and administered by LMCC.
UMEZ enhances the economic vitality of all communities in Upper Manhattan through job creation, corporate alliances, strategic investments, and small business assistance. LMCC empowers artists by providing them with networks, resources, and support, to create vibrant, sustainable communities in Manhattan and beyond.
In their Music of the Americas debut, Colectivo: Music from Cuba and New York, the ensemble will present a chamber music program consisting of pieces by living composers who reside in Cuba and New York City.
Marcos Balter: A vis
Dorian Wallace: we can make tunnels....
Gelsey Bell: Spent Horizon
Zosha di Castri: Du haut de l'Orillon
Keyla Orozco: Nengon transformation 1.
Mario Diaz de Leon: The Flesh Needs Fire
Bethany Younge: Speech Factory
Kamala Sankaram: Kivalina
José Victor Gavilondo Peón: Iku
Paul Pinto: 15 Photos
Ensemble:
Eric Umble, clarinet
Laura Cocks, flute
Dorian Wallace, piano
Hajnal Pivnick, violin
Charlotte Mundy, soprano
About Composers Now
Composers Now empowers all living composers, celebrates the diversity of their voices and honors the significance of their contributions to the cultural fabric of society. Founder and Artistic Director, Tania León, has lead the organization since 2010. The organization features a broad spectrum of performances in concert halls, jazz mobiles, opera stages, experimental spaces, conservatories, museums, and other musical venues.
Colectivo is made possible in part with funding from the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone Development Corporation and administered by LMCC.
UMEZ enhances the economic vitality of all communities in Upper Manhattan through job creation, corporate alliances, strategic investments, and small business assistance. LMCC empowers artists by providing them with networks, resources, and support, to create vibrant, sustainable communities in Manhattan and beyond.
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