July 15, 2011: Lucky Dragons lucky dragons are about the birthing of new and temporary creatures--equal-power situations in which audience members cooperate amongst themselves, building up fragile networks held together by such light things as skin contact, unfamiliar language, temporary logic, the spirit of celebration, and things that work but you don't know why. At the heart of it all is playing together--building up social collectivities, re-engaging the wonder and impossibility of technological presence. More information...

June 10, 2011: Isabelle O'Connell Recently described by the New Yorker as “the young Irish piano phenom”, Dublin-born and New York City-based pianist Isabelle O’Connell has a growing international career that has taken her across four continents. As soloist and chamber musician she has performed around the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, France, Germany, Italy, 
U.K. and Ireland. Receiving a standing ovation at her New York Debut recital at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall in January 2002 and only the second Irish pianist ever to perform there, the New York Concert Review wrote: “She has the technical prowess… and a spirit and intelligence to bring it all together.” More information...

April 16, 2011: Jacob Kirkegaard Danish sound artist Jacob Kirkegaard presents AION, a portrait of four abandoned spaces inside the so-called “Zone of Alienation” in Chernobyl, Ukraine; a dripping swimming pool, a ruined concert hall, a mold-infested gymnasium and an old village church. More information...

March 24, 2011: Travis Weller Texas composer, performer, and instrument builder Travis Weller will present two contrasting works on this program. He will perform a newly composed solo piece for his custom built high-tension music wire instrument "The Owl" with live electronics. Also on the program is the Cadillac Moon Quartet performing his 2008 chamber piece "Maritime Suite" for violin, cello, flute, and percussion. More information...

December 31, 2010: Natacha Diels Flautist and composer Natacha Diels presents a collection of her solo efforts from the last five years: Symbiosis I, for tape and lasers; Block.flt, by Andrew Greenwald, for solo flute; and ether, for solo internally amplified piccolo and tape. These works represent Natacha's endeavors with microfying and exploding instrumental sound through composition and performance. More information...