Schedule of Events 2005-2006

Katinka Klein performing at the Cage MusiCircus concert

September 25 | 1-5 pm

John Cage MusiCircus!

Cage's Four3 for 12 rainsticks, two pianos and sine wave and excerpts from 45 Minutes for Speaker

Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art
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Dear Land at PS 122

October 27-30, 2005

Dear Land
Two monodramas directed by Lydia Steier

Performance Space 122
New York City
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Music of Ligeti, Schnittke and Bartok/Painting of Robert Kuszek

November 4 & 5, 2005 | 7:30 pm

Sound/Image Event

Music of Ligeti, Schnittke and Bartok
Painting of Robert Kuszek

Rosenberg + Kaufman Fine Art
New York City

George Crumb
George Crumb

November 10-11, 2005

Recording of “Eleven Echoes of Autumn” for Bridge Records (release 2006)
Academy of Arts & Letters, New York City

Tony Arnold & Jacob Greenberg
Tony Arnold & Jacob Greenberg

November 15-19, 2005 | Residency

University at Buffalo
State University of New York

Friday, November 18 | 8pm

Guest Artist Recital

George Crumb: Eleven Echoes of Autumn (1965)
Philippe Manoury: Last (1997)
Anton Webern: Drei Lieder, Op. 18 (1925)
Kaija Saariaho: Adjo
Oliver Knussen: Autumnal (1976)
Magnus Lindberg: Linea D'Ombra (1981)

Performers:
Tony Arnold, soprano
Jacob Greenberg, piano
Daniel Lippel, guitar
David Bowlin, violin
Claire Chase, flute
Joshua Rubin, clarinet
David Schotzko, percussion

November 28-30, 2005 | Residency

Aaron Copland School of Music
Queens College, NY

November 30, 2005 | 8 pm

Student Composers Recital
LeFrak Concert Hall

December 1-17, 2005 | Residency

Columbia College Chicago

Augusta Read Thomas
Augusta Read Thomas

December 12, 2005 | 8–10pm

“Live from Studio One”
WFMT Broadcast 98.7 FM
Chicago, IL

ICE with Tim Weiss, guest conductor

Augusta Read Thomas: Spirit Musings for violin and chamber orchestra
Philippe Manoury: Last (1997) for bass clarinet and marimba
Dai Fujikura: Edge of Light (2003) for clarinet, violin, viola, cello
Dai Fujikura: Breathless (2004) for pizzicato violin and toy piano
Alexandra Hermentin: Kastena (2003) for violin and cello
Luciano Berio: Sequenza VII for solo violin
Huang Ruo: Concerto No. 3, Confluence (2002) for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano
Franco Donatoni: Arpege for sextet
Magnus Lindberg
Magnus Lindberg

December 17, 2005 | 8pm

Concert Hall of the Music Center
Columbia College Chicago

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George Crumb: Eleven Echoes of Autumn (1965)
Philippe Manoury: Last (1997)
Geoffrey Gordon: Fallen Eve (WORLD PREMIERE)
Lee Hyla: Pre-Amnesia (1991) for solo saxophone
Oliver Knuseen: Autumnal (1976)
Magnus Lindberg: Clarinet Quintet (1992)

Performers:
Marcy Stonkias, guest mezzo-soprano
Claire Chase, flute
Joshua Rubin, clarinet
David Reminck, saxophone
David Bowlin, violin
Marc Rovetti, violin
Maiya Papach, viola
Katinka Kleijn, cello
William McDaniel, piano
Jacob Greenberg, piano
David Schotzko, percussion

Chicago Tribune Review…
Katinka Kleijn
Katinka Kleijn

January 29, 2006 | 7:30 pm

Music of Magnus Lindberg

Hertz Hall, Berkeley, CA
Presented by Miller Theatre

Tim Weiss, conductor
Katinka Kleijn and Joshua Rubin, soloists

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David Lang
David Lang

February 28 – March 4, 2006

Mass MoCA

Workshop of a new chamber opera, “Anatomy Theatre,”
with David Lang, Marc Dion and Ridge Theatre

Concert March 4

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Conservatorio de las Rosas

March 13-18, 2006   |   Residency

Conservatorio de las Rosas

Michoacan, Mexico

ICE returns to Morelia, Mexico, to offer two innovative programs of chamber music as well as master classes, workshops and collaborative performances with students at the Conservatorio de las Rosas.

Program I
Iannis Xenakis: Dmaathen, arr. ICE (1976)
Julio Estrada: Memorias Para Teclado for keyboard instruments (1971)
Pierre Boulez: Sonatine  for flute and piano (1951)
Olivier Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time (1940)
Program II
George Crumb: Eleven Echoes of Autumn (1965)
Alvin Lucier: Music for cello with one or more amplified vases (1993)
Earle Brown: Tracking Pierrot (1992)
Mauricio Kagel: Ranz des Vaches from Rrrrrrrr… (1992)
Joshua Fried: Headset Sextet (1998)
Fredric Rzewski: les moutons de panurge (1969)

David Bowlin, violin
Katinka Kleijn, cello
Claire Chase, flute
Joshua Rubin, clarinet
Jacob Greenberg, piano
David Schotzko, percussion

Magnus Lindberg, illustration by John Ritter
illustration by John Ritter

March 24, 2006 | 8 pm

Music of Magnus Lindberg

Miller Theatre
Columbia University, NYC

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Tim Weiss, conductor
Katinka Kleijn and Joshua Rubin, soloists

Clarinet Quintet (1992)
Related Rocks (1997)
Linea d'ombra (1981)
Duo Concertante (1990/1992)
The Green Mill in Chicago

March 26, 2006 | 2pm

New Music at the Green Mill

Chicago, IL

ICE plays alongside Chicago musicians and chamber ensembles at the Green Mill Cocktail Lounge.

Augusta Read Thomas
Augusta Read Thomas

March 28, 2006 | 7:30 pm

Music and the Search for Meaning
ICE with Augusta Read Thomas

St. Xavier University
Chicago, IL

ICE joins renowned composer Augusta Read Thomas in a program featuring her works alongside new pieces by members of the Chicago Composers Forum.

Augusta Read Thomas: Pulsar  for solo violin (2003)
Augusta Read Thomas: Rumi Settings  for violin and cello (2002)
Augusta Read Thomas: Diagonals  for solo clarinet ((2005)

Works by members of the Chicago Composers Forum
David Smooke, Ryan Ingebritsen, Janice Misurell-Mitchell, Krystof Wolek

Marc Rovetti, violin
Katinka Kleijn, cello
Daniel Lippel, guitar
Claire Chase, flute
Joshua Rubin, clarinet
William McDaniel, piano
David Schotzko, percussion

Elizabeth Hoffman

Saturday, April 8, 2006 | 8 pm

Symphony Space

New York City

ICE with Tim Weiss, TimeTable and Steven Schick

Elizabeth Hoffman: agajaggers for chamber orchestra (2006)
World Premiere

Sunday, April 16, 2006

Academy of Arts and Letters
Recording of Huang Ruo’s Concerto No. 4 for Naxos Records
Lawson White, engineer

Merkin Concert Hall

April 20-27, 2006   |   Residency

New York University

April 26, 2006 | 8pm
Merkin Concert Hall
New York City

Music by NYU Student Composers
With: Matthew Cody, guest conductor

Read Time Out New York Associate Music Editor Steve Smith's review at his blog…

May 5-16, 2006   |   Residency

Columbia College Chicago

Dai Fujikura consulting with Pierre Boulez
Dai Fujikura consulting
with Pierre Boulez


David Schotzko in Joshua Fried's "Headset Sextet"
David Schotzko in Joshua
Fried's "Headset Sextet"

Sunday, May 7, 2006 | 2 pm $6

New Music at the Green Mill

Chicago, IL
press release (pdf)

ICE joins New Music at the Green Mill (curated by Julia Miller), alongside Chicago-based groups Environmental Encroachment, Till by Turning as well as eminent improvisors Eric Leonardson and Carol Genetti, for an exciting program of Chicago and US Premieres. ICE presents a series of solo works by 2004 YCP Winner Dai Fujikura, as well as the Chicago Premiere of Joshua Fried's "Headset Sextet" for six performers.

Dai Fujikura: "Rubicon" for solo clarinet (2006)
Dai Fujikura: "Breathless" for toy piano and pizzicato violin (2004)
Dai Fujikura: "Eternal Escape" for cello (2003)
Joshua Fried: "Headset Sextet" for six performers (2001)

ICE performers

Sebastian Huydts, guest toy pianist
Joshua Rubin, clarinet/headset performance
David Bowlin, violin/headset performance
Katinka Kleijn, cello/headset performance
Claire Chase, headset performance
Tony Arnold, headset performance
David Schotzko, headset performance

Tony Arnold, soprano
Tony Arnold, soprano

Friday, May 12 | 8 pm

Concert Hall of the Music Center
Columbia College Chicago

With: Tony Arnold, guest soprano

Anton Webern: Drei Lieder, Op. 18 (1925)
Kaija Saariaho: Adjo for soprano, flute and guitar (1982)
Magnus Lindberg: Linea D'Ombra for flute, clarinet, guitar and percussion (1981)
Earle Brown: Tracking Pierrot (1992)
Dai Fujikura: abandoned time  for electric guitar and ensemble (US PREMIERE)

Sunday, May 14 | 3 pm

New Music Chicago

Preston Bradley Hall
Chicago Cultural Center

ICE is honored to be a part of New Music Chicago (NMC)’s first production in the Chicago area, alongside CUBE, Maverick, Accessible Contemporary Music, and Fulcrum Point New Music Project.