Wingjammer at Spectrum

On Saturday, February 29th at 7pm at Spectrum NYC, Composers Concordance hosts Wingjammer, a contemporary music concert with complimentary chicken wings!

Composer-performers join forces to present an eclectic array of compositions on diverse instruments, as part of the inclusionary mix that NYC audiences have come to associate with the Composers Concordance series and record label.

Pieces featured on the concert include American Haiku for cello and viola by Paul Wiancko, Follies for violin, cello, and percussion by Dan Cooper, Drama for viola and piano by Gene Pritsker, and David Soldier's Night Flights, May 5, 2019, which shows the bird migrations over the continental United States on that night as recorded by radar and displayed by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology....

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On Saturday, February 29th at 7pm at Spectrum NYC, Composers Concordance hosts Wingjammer, a contemporary music concert with complimentary chicken wings!

Composer-performers join forces to present an eclectic array of compositions on diverse instruments, as part of the inclusionary mix that NYC audiences have come to associate with the Composers Concordance series and record label.

Pieces featured on the concert include American Haiku for cello and viola by Paul Wiancko, Follies for violin, cello, and percussion by Dan Cooper, Drama for viola and piano by Gene Pritsker, and David Soldier's Night Flights, May 5, 2019, which shows the bird migrations over the continental United States on that night as recorded by radar and displayed by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

Composers being performed are Seth Boustead, John Clark, Charles Coleman, Dan Cooper, Peter Jarvis, Eugene McBride, Ginka Mizuki, Gene Pritsker, David Saperstein, David Soldier, and Paul Wiancko.

Performers for Wingjammer include horn John Clark, vocalist Charles Coleman, cellist Diana Golden, violist Beth Holub, percussionist Peter Jarvis, pianist Jai Jeffryes, guitarist Gene Pritsker, pianist David Saperstein, clarinetist Michiyo Suzuki, violist/violinist Gregory K. Williams, and others.

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