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Feldman & Brown at 100 #1 // St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia U. map
Tuesday, October 20, 2026 - 6:00pm
Tuesday, October 20
Music at 6:00pm
Festival page
Free and open to the public with registration. Please don’t register multiple people under the same email address. REGISTER HERE
While admission to this event is free, donations are warmly encouraged. Your support goes directly toward compensating the artists and helping make ambitious, community-centered festivals like Graphic Content: Feldman & Brown at 100 possible.The Marginal Intersection Orchestra & Ekmeles performs large-ensemble works by Feldman and Brown, alongside a new MATA-commissioned work by Steve Long
St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia University, New York, NY
Feldman: Piano, Cello, and Three Clarinets
Brown: Available Forms I
Feldman: Intersection I
Feldman: Christian Wolff in Cambridge
Brown: Small Pieces for Large Chorus
Long: New MATA Commission
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Either/Or: Stephen Prina in "Mozart's Chair" exhibit // Wesleyan U. map
Saturday, November 7, 2026
Full details TBA
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Feldman & Brown at 100 #2 // St. Michael's Church map
Friday, November 13, 2026 - 7:30pm
Friday, November 13
Doors at 7 PM, Music at 7:30 PM
Festival page
Directed by Anthony Coleman, this concert features Feldman’s arrangment of a Kurt Weill song, alongside works by Oliveros, Brown, and ColemanSt. Michael's Church, New York, NY
Feldman/Weill: Arrangement of Alabama Song for jazz ensemble
Oliveros: The Well
Brown: 4 Systems
Coleman: Call 8
TILT Brass
TILT Brass, May 2014
Look and Listen Festival at Invisible Dog Art Center
Performing James Tenney's Homage to Perotin (In The Phrygian Mode) (1973)
www.tiltbrass.org
Led by composer, trombonist, and concert producer Chris McIntyre, TILT Brass is a Brooklyn-based organization dedicated to creating new content and contexts for contemporary brass music by producing inventive concert programs, recording projects, and commissioning initiatives. TILT boldly positions itself as the vanguard presenter and advocate for new brass music in New York City. Founded in 2003 by McIntyre and Gregory Evans, TILT Brass’ various projects present the work of living composers with over 50 premiere performances thus far. Its personnel includes many of the brightest stars from the local brass community in ensemble configurations ranging from solo and chamber groups to experimental brass orchestra. TILT can be heard on releases by the Tzadik, New World, Non-Site, and POTTR labels.
