The Rhythm Method plays world premieres by four Columbia doctoral candidates in the culmination of our collaboration with Columbia Composers.
The Rhythm Method returns to the Ukrainian Contemporary Music Festival with works by Kateryna Suhlobina, Valentyn Kostenko, and Leonid Hrabovskyi, in an evening of music and poetry.
Stay tuned for more details on timing and program.
The Rhythm Method is beyond excited to present the 6th annual Broad Statements mini-festival celebrating creative music-making by women and other gender marginalized artists.
This year’s festival features sets by Isabel Crespo Pardo, Lesley Mok, Zoe Aqua, and The Rhythm Method.
Stay tuned for more details!
The Rhythm Method plays works by recent Lake George Music Festival Composer’s Institute alumni Justine Leichtling, Murphy Severtson, and Che Buford.
The Rhythm Method returns to NYU for our fourth year in residence with the Graduate String Quartet Seminar. We’ll be playing world premieres by ten NYU graduate composers.
Anaïs Maviel and The Rhythm Method perform Maviel’s seminal work ‘Listen to the Rain’, for n’goni, voice, and string quartet, at Bang on a Can’s Long Play Festival.
Timing and venue t.b.d., please stay tuned!
The Rhythm Method premieres a newly commissioned work by Cristiano Melli, ‘Glitter Shards of Rain.’
Venue to be announced.
The Rhythm Method is delighted to return to Lake George Music Festival’s Composer Institute for our 6th season in residence there. We’ll be workshopping new pieces with emerging composers, to be premiered on the final day of the festival.
More information to come.
We're bringing back inti figgis-vizueta's resplendent worlds between bodies, which we premiered at Broad Statements in the spring. We'll also be playing new and new-ish pieces by our own Leah Asher, Carrie Frey, and Meaghan Burke, and revisiting a favorite from last summer's Lake George Composer's Institute by Justine Leichtling. This show is donation optional / no one turned away for lack of funds!
inti figgis-vizueta : worlds between bodies (2024)
Carrie Frey : LATHE (2024)
Meaghan Burke : BBT Piece (2024)
Justine Leichtling: Play/thing (2024)
Leah Asher : new work (2024)
We are grateful for the support of the League of Composers/ISCM, who are co-sponsoring this concert. The League of Composers/ISCM’s programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in Partnership with the City Council.
"Dream of Home" for Aquiles Navarro on trumpet, The Rhythm Method string quartet and octophonic playback.
The Rhythm Method joins Anaïs Maviel for a performance of her epic work ‘Listen to the Rain’ presented by Composers Now.
The Rhythm Method will return to the Lake George Music Festival as the ensemble in residence with the Composer’s Institute, workshopping and performing a collection of new works written for the ensemble.
The Rhythm Method is very excited to Release ‘Pastorale’ on New Focus Records. Join us for a concert to celebrate one day in advance of the official release, and be the first to pick up a CD!!
We are pleased to present this event free of charge and open to the public.
Broad Statements is The Rhythm Method’s annual festival celebrating creative music-making by women, non-binary, and gender-expansive people in a wide array of artistic styles.
This year’s line-up includes performances by:
Improviser and Gayageum player DoYeon Kim
Jazz vocalist and Composer Kavita Shah
Multimedia Artist Mobéy Lola Irizarry
&
The Rhythm Method
We are pleased to present this event free of charge and open to the public.
The Rhythm Method will premiere works by the composers of NYU Steinhardt School of Music’s graduate string quartet writing seminar.
The Rhythm Method performs a movement of Steve Reich’s ‘Different Trains’ as part of this year’s UCMF.
New works written by all four members of The Rhythm Method!
The Rhythm Method has had the honor of being awarded the 2023 Ursula Mamlok Prize for Contemporary Performance Senior Prize.
We will be sharing a concert with Junior Prize winners, Noise Catalog.
The Rhythm Method set will include:
String quartet No. 2 by Ursula Mamlok
a chorus of distant screaming by Carrie Frey
Mosaic Composers Collective presents:
Sculpting the Self: Sexuality and Liberation
As sex ed continues to be demonized, attacked, and suppressed throughout the United States, Mosaic Composers Collective, in collaboration with National Sawdust, presents an evening-length experience exploring sexuality, liberation, reproductive justice, gender, and sexual health. Join us as we present a night of music alongside local sex educators and public health experts.
Program:
Cognitive Dissonance - Aidan Arbona
Lust as Cathedral - Athos Maelstrom
Saturated with Pleasure - Murphy Severtson
Naamia Rivera’s piece - TBD TITLE
Silenced - Kevin Arthur Jr
Eight Songs for a Drag King - Alexa Letourneau
General Admission: $20
// 6:30pm doors
November 16, 2023
7:30 pm show
You are invited to a FREE concert at Elebash Hall at the CUNY Graduate Center. Come hear pieces by our own Leah Asher, Marina Kifferstein, and Carrie Frey, as well as works by Mischa Salkind-Pearl and Tim Crist.
Hope to see you there!
The Rhythm Method will return to the Lake George Music Festival as the ensemble in residence with the Composer’s Institute, workshopping and performing a collection of new works written for the ensemble.
As part of the American Composers Orchestra’s “Sonic Festival” at Joe’s Pub, The Rhythm Method will premiere a new work by inti figgis-vizueta written in collaboration with the ensemble.
The Rhythm Method and Alice Teyssier will perform Lewis Nielson’s epic work, ‘Pastorale…por los pobres de la tierra’ for soprano/flutist and singing string quartet.
Conrad Tao will perform a solo set.
$12 suggested donation
The Rhythm Method will premiere works by the composers of NYU Steinhardt School of Music’s graduate string quartet writing seminar.
The Rhythm Method will premiere new works written for the ensemble by composition students at the Boston Conservatory of Music.
The Rhythm Method will perform (d)evolution by Dariush Derakshani on the SEAMUS National Conference
Broad Statements is The Rhythm Method’s annual mini-festival celebrating creative music-making by women, non-binary, and gender-expansive people in a wide array of artistic styles. This year’s line-up features andPlay duo, Leila Adu, Rose Stoller, Ava Mendoza, and The Rhythm Method.
7pm: The Rhythm Method
7:30pm: Rose Stoller
8pm: andPlay
8:30pm: Ava Mendoza
9pm: Leila Adu
Tickets grant entry throughout for the entire evening's lineup. Space is limited, so reserve yours to secure a spot!
The Rhythm Method will present a concert in collaboration with students in the Contemporary Classical Music Performance program.
The Rhythm Method will premiere a concert of new works by NYC-based Composers Collective.
The Rhythm Method performs works by Anne Southam, Louis d’Heudieres, and Francesco Filidei among other newly commissioned works.
The Rhythm Method perform’s Paul Pinto’s ‘I Pass’d a Church’ on the Lucerne Festival Forward alongside works by Panayiotis Kokoras, Jalalu-Kalvert Nelson, and Anna Korsun.
The Rhythm Method performs ‘Enigma’ by Anna Thorvaldsdottir
Hosted by International Contemporary Ensemble, The Rhythm Method and Alice Teyssier will premiere Lewis Nielson’s quintet, Pastorale para los pobres de la tierra. Members of The Rhythm Method and International Contemporary Ensemble will also premiere Kevin Ramsay’s A Pin Drops Like a Pungent Oder.
Free with RSVP!
Reserve your seat HERE
The Rhythm Method will perform a concert of works by Tod Machover including VocaGammified, the premiere of Breathing Together, and a sneak preview of Brain Opera 2.0.
This performance will be in celebration of the opening of the new MIT Museum.
The Rhythm Method will perform a concert of works by Tod Machover including VocaGammified, the premiere of Breathing Together, and a sneak preview of Brain Opera 2.0.
This performance will be in celebration of the opening of the new MIT Museum.
The Rhythm Method will premiere Ana López Reyes’ ‘Ausencias’ for string quartet and electronics
As ensemble-in-residence for the Lake George Music Festival Composer Institute directed by Alyssa Weinberg, we will workshop and perform 10 new works by the composition fellows of the Composer Institute.
The Rhythm Method returns to the Morris Museum!
The program will include the premiere of a new work by the community’s own Kailyn Williams.
Full program:
Pendulum Music by Steve Reich
New Piece by Kailyn Williams
String Quartet no. 2 by Marina Kifferstein
String Quartet no. 4 I PASS'D A CHURCH by Paul Pinto
