Select International contemporary ensemble Press | Past Seasons
June 19, 2024, Take Effect, GEORGE LEWIS - Afterword / Tom Haugen
May 17, 2024, Night After Night, Night After Night - looks like eclipsed again / Steve Smith
May 14, 2024, I Care If You Listen, 5 Questions to Arlene and Larry Dunn about the Fund for Afrodiasporic Music / Julia Kuhlman
May 6, 2024, Classical Voice SF, Hear Now Music Festival Goes Deep Into the Los Angeles Scene / Lev Mamuya
April 9, 2024, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble and Either/Or Present The Music of Talib Rasul Hakim at the New York Public Library on May 18
April 9, 2024, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble And Either/Or Present The Music Of Talib Rasul Hakim At The New York Public Library / A.A. Cristi
March 30, 2024, YTech News, Exploring the Symbiosis of AI and Music in Brooklyn’s Upcoming Concert / Michał Rogucki
March 29, 2024, Operawire, International Contemporary Ensemble & PRiSM to Showcase 6 World Premieres Featuring PRiSM-Developed Artificial Intelligence Techniques / David Salazar
March 29, 2024, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble And PRiSM Present MUSIC, AI, AND CO-CREATION This May / A.A. Cristi
March 18, 2024, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Returns to Chelsea Factory for World Premieres by Call For____ Composers on April 3
March 17, 2024, Operawire, International Contemporary Ensemble to Present ‘World Premieres & Recent Works’ at Chelsea Factory / David Salazar
March 3, 2024, The New York Times, Jazz Concerts Celebrate Met Opera Composers on an Intimate Scale / Seth Colter Walls
February 26, 2024, OperaWire, Roulette Announces 45th Spring Season! / Afton Wooten
February 7, 2024, The New York Times, Carnegie Hall’s New Season: What We Want to Hear / Chris Lee, Mara Arteaga
January 24, 2024, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Performs Works by Anthony Davis and Leila Adu-Gilmore at NYU Skirball Center on March 2
January 24, 2024, Operawire, International Contemporary Ensemble to Present ‘Anthony Davis & Leila Adu-Gilmore’ / David Salazar
January 24, 2024, I Care If You Listen, Yvette Janine Jackson Looks to the Cosmos in Double Bill of Radio Operas at Roulette / Donna Lee Davidson
January 23, 2024, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble to Perform Works By Anthony Davis And Leila Adu-Gilmore At NYU Skirball / Chloe Rabinowitz
January 16, 2024, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Performs a Composer Portrait of Carola Bauckholt at Miller Theatre on February 8
January 12, 2024, WQXR, International Contemporary Ensemble: Yvette Janine Jackson’s T-Minus, A Radio Opera / Sarah Baik
January 8, 2024, The New Yorker, The Sonic Revolutions of George Lewis / Alex Ross
January 4, 2024, Broadway World, Miller Theatre Presents A Composer Portrait Of Carola Bauckholt, February 8 / A.A. Christi
December 11, 2023, Operawire, International Contemporary Ensemble To Give World Premiere of Yvette Janine Jackson’s ‘T-Minus: A Radio Opera’ / Afton Wooten
December 6, 2023, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Performs World Premiere of Yvette Janine Jackson’s T-Minus: A Radio Opera at Roulette on January 19
December 5, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble to Perform World Premiere of Yvette Janine Jackson's T-MINUS: A RADIO OPERA / Chloe Rabinowitz
November 30, 2023, BBC Music, Review: George Lewis: Afterword / Steph Power
November 30, 2023, The New York Times, 5 Classical Music Albums You Can Listen to Right Now / Seth Colter Walls
November 13, 2023, AllMusic, George Lewis: Afterword, An Opera in Two Acts / Patsy Morita
November 13, 2023, Bandcamp Daily, The Best Contemporary Classical Music on Bandcamp, October 2023 / Peter Margasak
November 1, 2023, New Sounds, Composing While Black: ICE Plays Courtney Bryan & Adegoke Steve Colson at Kaufman Music Center / John Schaefer
October 31, 2023, The New York Times, Courtney Bryan’s Music Brings It All Together / Seth Colter Walls
October 17, 2023, Operawire, Japan Society to Present ‘Cage Shock’ Celebrating Connection Between John Cage and Japan / Chris Ruel
October 13, 2023, Broadway World, Due to Popular Demand Japan Society Adds Additional Date for JOHN CAGE'S RYOANJI / A.A. Cristi
October 11, 2023, Night After Night, So Much to Say / Steve Smith
October 6, 2023, For the Record, For the Record: Oct. 6, 2023 / Steve Smith
October 6, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble Releases AFTERWORD: AN OPERA IN TWO ACTS By George Lewis / Chloe Rabinowitz
October, 1, 2023, The New York City Jazz Record, George Lewis: Weathering and Perseverance / Kurt Gottschalk
September 29, 2023, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Collaborates with Tomomi Adachi for John Cage's Japan Series Presented by the Japan Society
September 28, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble Collaborates With Tomomi Adachi For John Cage's JAPAN SERIES At Japan Society
September 19, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble Releases AFTERWORD: AN OPERA IN TWO ACTS By George Lewis / A.A. Cristi
September 15, 2023, The City Life, PAUL LAZAR’S CAGE SHUFFLE – CHOREOGRAPHED BY ANNIE-B PARSONS – OPENING JOHN CAGE’S JAPAN: A JAPAN SOCIETY PERFORMANCE SERIES
September 14, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble to Present COMPOSING WHILE BLACK: VOLUME ONE / Chloe Rabinowitz
September 8, 2023, Night After Night, For the Record: Sept. 8, 2023 / Steve Smith
September 4, 2023, The New York Times, Classical Music and Opera This Fall: Programs, Premieres and More / Joshua Barone and Zachary Woolfe
August 31, 2023, I Care If You Listen, International Contemporary Ensemble Introduces Vision for a Musical Polyaspora at TIME:SPANS 2023 / Jennifer Jolley
August 22, 2023, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Presents George Lewis: Hearing Voices At Roulette On October 5
August 22, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble to Present GEORGE LEWIS: HEARING VOICES At Roulette / Chloe Rabinowitz
August 22, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble Presents George Lewis: Hearing Voices At Roulette On October 5 / A.A. Cristi
August 18, 2023, Operawire, Roulette Unveils Fall 2023 Program / David Salazar
August 14, 2023, A City Life, JOHN CAGE’S JAPAN: A JAPAN SOCIETY PERFORMANCE SERIES
July 20, 2023, Broadway World, Japan Society Reveals 2023-2024 Performing Arts Season / Stephi Wild
July 18, 2023, Operawire, International Contemporary Ensemble Announces 2023-24 Season / Chris Ruel
July 13, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble to Kick Off 2023-24 Season with Premieres at TIME:SPANS Festival in August / Chloe Rabinowitz
June 24, 2023 Operawire, International Contemporary Ensemble to Present ‘Ensemble Evolution’ / Nicolas Quiroga
June 18, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble & The New School's College Of Performing Arts to Present ENSEMBLE EVOLUTION / Blair Ingenthron
June 13, 2023, Bandcamp, The Best Jazz on Bandcamp, May 2023 / Dave Sumner
June 6, 2023, Bandcamp, The Best Contemporary Classical on Bandcamp: May 2023 / Peter Margasek
June 1, 2023, POPMatters, JAZZMATTERS: THE BEST NEW JAZZ OF APRIL AND MAY 2023 / Will Layman
May 19, 2023, Something Else!, Kate Gentile + International Contemporary Ensemble – ‘b i o m e i.i’ (2023) / S. Victor Aaron
May 12, 2023, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble Reveals Summer 2023 Concerts / Stephi Wild
April 20, 2023, Broadway World, Miller Theatre Concludes its 2022-23 Composer Portraits Series With Suzanne Farrin Next Month / Stephi Wild
April 5, 2023, I Care If You Listen, With Mechanical Toys and Feverish Improvisation, Nicole Mitchell Invites a Communal Exploration of her Music / Donna Lee Davidson
March 31, 2023, Operawire, International Contemporary Ensemble to Premiere Two New Commissions ‘MEMORY THREE: Wrestling Waters’ by Mazz Swift & Murat Çolak’s ‘LAV (Death is Not Final)’ / Afton Wooten
March 30, 2023, Oberon's Grove, Review: Composer Portraits: Nicole Mitchell / Philip Gardner
March 28, 2023, South Florida Classical Review, A mixed bag of old and new music in New World’s closing chamber program / Lawrence Budman
March 20, 2023, The New York Times, Review: A Contemporary Music Group’s Next Era Begins / Seth Colter Walls
March 2, 2023, VAN Magazine, Tender Transitions: an interview with flutist and composer Nicole Mitchell / George Grella
March 1, 2023, The New York City Jazz Record, Nicole Mitchell: Finding a New Utopia / Kurt Gottschalk
January 24, 2023, Operawire, Dutch National Opera Announces Opera Forward Festival 2023 / David Salazar
January 2023, The New York City Jazz Record covers our NYU Skirball performance with Henry Threadgill & Zooid / Tom Greenland
December 28, 2022, The New York Times, 5 Classical Music Albums You Can Listen to Right Now / Seth Colter Walls
December 24, 2022, Operawire, Miller Theatre to Spotlight Composer Suzanne Farrin / David Salazar
December 21, 2022, MusicTech, isomonstrosity on making a chamber music album using a contemporary rap workflow / Oliver Payne
December 20, 2022, Broadway World, Miller Theatre Presents A Composer Portrait Of SUZANNE FARRIN This February / A.A. Cristi
December 8, 2022, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Celebrates 20th Anniversary with POLYASPORA Gala
December 1, 2022, Musical. America, International Contemporary Ensemble Presents World Premiere of Josh Modney's 'Firelight' Dec. 9
November 12, 2022, Classical Candor, Classical Music News of the Week, November 12, 2022 / John J. Puccio
November 11, 2022, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Premieres Henry Threadgill's 'Pathways' At NYU Skirball, December 3
November 10, 2022, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble Premieres Henry Threadgill's PATHWAYS At NYU Skirball Dec. 3 / A.A. Cristi
October 26, 2022, Operawire, International Contemporary Ensemble to Present ‘A Pin Drops’, Francisco Salazar
October 19, 2022, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble Joins The Rhythm Method For A PIN DROPS At Target Margin Theater, October 28 / A.A. Cristi
October 16, 2022, The New York Times, Review: Iranian Female Composers Speak Indirectly to the Moment / Seth Colter Walls
October 15, 2022, Gothamist, In two NYC music events, composer Niloufar Nourbaksh emphasizes connectivity / Tiffany Hanssen
October 13, 2022, VAN Magazine, The Responsibility of Connection / Olivia Giovetti
September 27, 2022, I Care if You Listen, New Works by Lesley Mok and Chris Williams Explore the Individual vs. the Collective / Vanessa Ague
September 2022, WBGO, International Contemporary Ensemble Presents "Peyvand" with Iranian Female Composers Association October 15
September 14, 2022, City Guide NY, International Contemporary Ensemble Gives Concert of World Premieres at Joe's Pub
September 9, 2022, New York Classical Review, Critic Picks for 2022-23 / George Grella and David Wright
September 8, 2022, New York Times, Classical Music and Opera This Fall: 59 Programs, Premieres and More / Joshua Barone and Zachary Woolfe
August 20, 2022, City Guide NY, International Contemporary Ensemble Performs at TIME:SPANS Festival August 20
August 1, 2022, Extended Technique, NYC Calendar August 2022 Highlight of the Month: TIME:SPANS Festival / Erlena Dlu
July 7, Broadway World, NYU Skirball Announces Fall 2022 Season
June 25, 2022, Operawire, Miller Theatre Announces 2022-23 Season / David Salazar
June 22, 2022 Broadway World, Miller Theatre Announces A Full, Premiere-Filled 2022-23 Season Of Modern Music, Jazz, And Early Music
June 3, 2022, I Care if You Listen, ListN Up: nadia Shpachenko (June 3, 2022)
May 16, 2022, I Care if You Listen, MATA 2022 Mounts Experimental and Socially-Engaged Works
/ Lana Norris
May 10, 2022, Seen and Heard International, Experimental opera from Du Yun projects a deeper meaning in NYC / Daniele Sahr
May 6, 2022, The New Yorker, Summer Classical-Music Preview / Oussama Zahr
April 27, 2022, The New York Times, Cosmic Stories: Du Yun Revisits Her Earliest Music Theater / Joshua Barone
April 25, 2022, New York Magazine, 25 Notable New Releases Over the Next Two Weeks
April 18, 2022, The Violin Channel, New York’s International Contemporary Ensemble Names New Artistic Director
April 11, 2022, The Hub, Composer George Lewis selected as International Contemporary Ensemble’s artistic director
April 8, 2022, The New York Times, Outspoken Composer to Lead International Contemporary Ensemble
March 29, 2022, Operawire, The International Contemporary Ensemble to Present New Stagings of ‘A Cockroach’s Tarantella’ & ‘Zolle’
March 14, 2022, The New Yorker, Spring Classical Music Preview
January 31, 2022, FSU News, FSU College of Music to host 20th biennial Festival of New Music
January 6, 2022, Dartmouth News, Ash Fure’s ‘The Force of Things’ Comes to the Hop
January 1, 2022, NYC Jazz Record
December 17, 2021, The New York Times, What Shouldn’t Change About Classical Music
November 23, 2021, Playbill, NYU Skirball to Present NYC Return of Seize the King, Elevator Repair Service’s Take on Chekhov, More
November 23, 2021, The New York Times, N.Y.U. Skirball Season Reinvigorates the Classics
October 20, 2021, Broadway World, International Contemporary Ensemble Announces Oscar Gerardo as New Board Member
September 29, 2021, Night After Night, Beached.
September 23, 2021, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Announces New Ensemble Members
September 18, 2021, An Earful, Record (And A Concert!) Roundup: On An Island
August 5, 2021, Broadway World, Little Island's NYC FREE Festival Presents International Contemporary Ensemble And Tyshawn Sorey
July 28, 2021, Brooklyn Vegan, NYC FREE fest: a month of music, comedy & more at Hudson River Park’s Little Island / Bill Pearis
July 2, 2021, Operawire, LA Opera to Present Du Yun’s ‘The Zolle Suite’
June 22, 2021, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Announces Commissions In 'Call For ____' Program
May 31, 2021, New Sounds, #4203: Musical Landscapes
May 29, 2021, WQXR, Music Across New York’s Bridges and Tunnels (Playlist)
May 20, 2021, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Announces New Board Member and Business and Finance Manager
May 20, 2021, Operawire, International Contemporary Ensemble to Host the Afro-Diasporic Opera Forum
April 29, 2021, Peabody Post, Bold Measures
February 1, 2021, The Wire, Nicole Mitchell: Inescapable Spiral Remote
December 17, 2020, The New York Times, The 25 Best Classical Music Tracks of 2020
December 10, 2020, Bandcamp Daily, The Best Contemporary Classical Albums of 2020
December 2, 2020, The New York Times, Best Classical Music of 2020
November 10, 2020, The Attic Magazine, Staff Picks - October 2020
November 9, 2020, The Road to Sound, October 2020 in Experimental Music
November 6, 2020, VAN Magazine, Musicians Follow the American Election’s Deceptive Cadence
October 29, 2020, Bandcamp Daily, Composer Ash Fure Tells Vivid Stories with Unusual Sounds
October 28, 2020, San Francisco Chronicle, In music of gritty appeal, composer Ashley Fure celebrates physicality of sound
October 27, 2020, Broadway World, FringeArts Receives Pew Grant for Operatic Project Awakening
October 27, 2020, Classical Post, “Something To Hunt” Is A Microcosm of Ash Fure’s Musical Macrocosm
October 26, 2020, Bandcamp Daily, Best of Bandcamp Contemporary Classical: October 2020
October 19, 2020, San Francisco Classical Voice, Gothic Kinship: Ash Fure’s Something to Hunt
October 15, 2020, Musical America, International Contemporary Ensemble Announces Leadership Transitions
August 5, 2020, The LA Times, How gay feminist composer Pauline Oliveros taught us to hear with more than ears / Mark Swed
July 17, 2020, WQXR, IN CONVERSATION – With Anna Thorvaldsdottir
June 29, 2020, The New Yorker, Musicians and Composers Respond to a Chaotic Moment / Alex Ross
June 12, 2020, The New York Times, Neither Big Nor Small, Music Ensembles Struggle in a Pandemic
June 1, 2020, The Wire, June 2020 Issue: Pauline Oliveros Tuning Meditation Review
May 29, 2020, Berkshire Fine Arts, Library of Congress and Portland Ovation
May 28, 2020, Night after Night, Interview: Ross Karre, Suzanne Farrin, and Ashley Fure
May 28, 2020, The Rest Is Noise, COVID-19 live streams
May 28, 2020, LA Times, Celebrate Shavuot with Carl Reiner, Jill Soloway: Your quarantine must-watch of the day
May 24, 2020, Portland Press Herald, Virtual premiere a first for Portland Ovations, Library of Congress and Maine-born composer
May 22, 2020, The New Yorker, International Contemporary Ensemble
May 18, 2020, The New York Times, Finally, a Stage for Female Composers From Iran
April 14, 2020, Hyperallergic, Tune Into a World-Wide Sonic Meditation, Inspired by Pauline Oliveros
April 13, 2020, Operawire, Q & A: Raquel Acevedo Klein, Ione, & Claire Chase On the Virtual Performance of Pauline Oliveros’s ‘The World Wide Tuning Meditation’
April 7, 2020, Berkshire Fine Arts, New Music Virtual Town Hall
April 3, 2020, The Los Angeles Times, Column: Home with Dudamel, Kehane, Mehta: Social distancing can't stop the sharing of music
April 3, 2020, The New York Times, Join a Musical Meditation Bringing Together Hundreds Worldwide
March 20, 2020, The New York Times, A Composer Finds the Old in the New
March 12, 2020, The New York Times, At Mostly Mozart Festival This Summer, Lots of Beethoven
March 7, 2020, BachTrack, ICE shows a new and exciting side of Dai Fujikura at Miller Theatre
March 7, 2020, San Francisco Classical Voice, Dai Fujikura’s Understated Extravagances
March 6, 2020 Berkshire Fine Arts, Dai Fujikura Featured at Miller Theatre
March 5, 2020, Oberon's Grove, Composer Portraits: Dai Fujikura Review
March 4, 2020, The New Yorker, Dai Fujikura Listing
January 27, 2020, The New York Times, 6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
January 31, 2020, BachTrack, Jörg Widmann's somber humor at Carnegie Hall
January 30, 2020, Musical America, Jörg Widmann Meets ICE in Zankel Hall: 'We Fell in Love'
January 23, 2020, The New York Times, 6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
January 21, 2020, The New Yorker, Jörg Widmann Listing
January 20, 2020, Vulture, 17 Great Things to Do in New York
January 17, 2020, Classical Post, Best Classical Music Concerts in NYC and Boston this Winter
January 17, 2020, Opera News, The Best of 2019
December 10, 2019, I Care if You Listen, Editor’s Picks: 2019 Contemporary Classical Albums
November 20, 2019, The Montclarian, The Martha Graham Dance Company Allows Audiences A “Peak” Into The Past and Emerging Present
November 19, 2019, DanceTabs, Review: Martha Graham Dance Company – Appalachian Spring, The Auditions – New York
November 19, 2019, National Sawdust Log, In Review: Martha Graham Dance Company
October 30, 2019, I Care if You Listen, Soundlines: Engaging Performances from ICE, Lewis, & Schick
October 19, 2019, National Sawdust Log, In Review: George Lewis’s Soundlines
October 17, 2019, The New Yorker, George Lewis
October 17, 2019, The New York Times, 6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
September 12, 2019, The New York Times, 10 Months of Classical Concerts You Won’t Want to Miss
August 19, 2019, New York Classical Review, Critic’s Choice for 2019-20
August 19, 2019, Washington Classical Review, Critic’s Choice for 2019-20
August 16, 2019, I Care if You Listen, ICE Showcases the Iranian Female Composers Association at Mostly Mozart
August 13, 2019, Limelight, MOSTLY MOZART FESTIVAL (LINCOLN CENTER, NEW YORK)
August 8, 2019, Classical Voice North America, ICE Celebrates Gifts Of Iranian Female Composers
August 6, 2019, San Francisco Classical Voice, International Contemporary Ensemble’s “Inside Voice” at Mostly Mozart
August 6, 2019, Berkshire Fine Arts, International Contemporary Ensemble: The 12th Annual Journey of Sonic Landscapes
August 5, 2019, The LOG Journal, In Review: International Contemporary Ensemble / Christian Carey Review
August 3, 2019, The New York Times, Classical Music: Free Concert of Iranian Female Composers
August 1, 2019, 21CM, WHO’S FIGHTING FOR GENDER EQUITY IN CLASSICAL MUSIC?
August 1, 2019, The New York Times, Hundreds of New Concertos Bring the World to the Concert Hall
July 27, 2019, Berkshire Fine Arts, International Contemporary Ensemble: 12th Annual Appearance at Mostly Mozart
July 23, 2019, WQXR, Must-See Classical Concerts This August
July 22, 2019, New York Magazine, 14 Great Things to Do in New York
July 18, 2019, The New York Times, 5 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
July 17, 2019, The New Yorker, Fure and Thorvaldsdottir
June 27, 2019, WQXR, Must-See Classical Concerts This July
June 11, 2019, ConcertoNet Sins of Omission, Signs of Genius
June 5, 2019, LA Weekly, L.A. Phil’s Noon to Midnight Was a Marathon Treasure Hunt
June 4, 2019, San Francisco Classical Voice, The Most Elaborate “Noon to Midnight” Yet at Disney Hall
June 4, 2019, Classical Voice North America, LA Phil Shebang Goes Wall To Wall, Noon To Midnight
June 3, 2019, The LA Beat, LA Phil's Noon to Midnight: From Sublime to Ridiculous and Back again
June 3, 2019, The LA Times, Review: Why ‘Noon to Midnight’ is the new-music bargain that’s hard to beat
May 30, 2019, Yahoo Finance, NEFA Grants Strengthen New England's Artists and Cultural Organizations
May 28, 2019, The LA Beat, New Music, Food and Fun at LA Phil Noon to Midnight
May 23, 2019, Feast of Music, 2019 Summer Music Preview
May 23, 2019, Musical America, Kopernikus Review by Christian Carey
May 23, 2019, Seen and Heard International, A Provocative Opening for a New Venue in New York City
May 22, 2019, League of American Orchestras - The Hub, International Contemporary Ensemble forms partnership with Nokia Bell Labs
May 21, 2019, The LOG Journal, International Contemporary Ensemble Announces ICECommons Composer Residencies
May 18, 2019, Berkshire Fine Arts, Kopernikus at the Image Project Room - Claude Vivier Takes the Fear Out of Death
May 17, 2019, The New York Times, Listening to the Throbbing of the Stars
May 16, 2019, Parterre Box, Waiting for the Sun
May 16, 2019, ConcertoNet, Bromides From An Old-Fashioned Universe
May 11, 2019, The New York Times, Brilliant Brutality: The Week in Classical Music
May 9, 2019, The New York Times, 8 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
May 9, 2019, The New Yorker, Kopernikus
May 5, 2019, Boston Musical Intelligencer, Joséphine Baker Through a Glass Darkly
May 2, 2019, I Care if You Listen, ONE Festival 2019: Opera Omaha in Glass, Gounod, and Reid
April 25, 2019, The Boston Globe, The Ticket / What's Happening in the Local Arts World
April 15, 2019, The New Yorker, The Shape-Shifting Music of Tyshawn Sorey
April 7, 2019, The New York Times, The Shed Opens: What Our Critics Think
March 29, 2019, The New York Times, Review: Roam the Spectrum With Tyshawn Sorey
March 25, 2019, The New Yorker, Tyshawn Sorey Miller Theater Composer Portrait
March 20, 2019, WUOT, Contemporary Classical Music: Like Going To The Movies
March 17, 2019, New York Magazine, 14 Great Things to Do in New York
March 13, 2019, WQXR, Preview: Concerts to See in NYC This Spring
February 26, 2019, The LOG Journal, In Review: Wang Lu Composer Portrait
February 22, 2019, The New York Times, A New Opera Season: The Week in Classical Music
January 30, 2019, I Care If You Listen, Anna Thorvaldsdottir and ICE Invite Ecological Listening
January 17, 2019, The New York Times, A Haunting Tribute to Joséphine Baker Arrives at the Met Museum
December 29, 2018, The Log Journal, Best of 2018 / Noteworthy Recordings / Steve Smith
December 24, 2018, Sequenza 21, Best Composer Portrait CDs of 2018
December 5, 2018, Sequenza 21, Best Violin Concerto CD of 2018
December 18, 2018, NPR.org, The Best Classical Albums of 2018
December 18, 2018, The Wall Street Journal, Anna Thorvaldsdottir’s Aequa reviewed
December 13, 2018, The New York Times, The Best Classical Tracks of 2018
December 6, 2018, The New Yorker (Alex Ross), Notable Classical Performances and Recordings of 2018
October 15, 2018, The New York Times, A ‘Lost Highway’ Suite Refracts David Lynch
September 17, 2018, The New Yorker, In Plain Air Preview
September 14, 2018, The New York Times, Resonant Bodies Festival Gives Voices Room to Breathe
September 12, 2018, The New York Times, Classical Fall Preview: Debuts, Premieres, a New Philharmonic Maestro
September 5, 2018, Time Out New York, Your Guide to Classical Music This Fall in NYC
August 31, 2018, Philadelphia Inquirer, Philly Fringe 2018: The 25 Must-See Productions
August 27, 2018, The New Yorker, Fall Classical Music Preview
August 21, 2018, I Care If You Listen, Jubilant Performances by ICE and Friends at Mostly Mozart’s Grand Pianola Music
May 17, 2018, The New Yorker, Wang Lu: Urban Inventory
May 3, 2018, San Francisco Chronicle, CD Review: Steve Reich: Pulse/Quartet
April 23, 2018, Chicago Classical Review, Contempo Marks Earth Day with Bracing “Nature” Program
April 16, 2018, The Wall Street Journal, An Opera Festival's Local Focus
March 26, 2018, Rolling Stone, The Best 10 Things We Saw at Big Ears
March 2, 2018, The New York Times, Sonic Misdirection
February 23, 2018, The New Yorker, A Dynamic Flutist Makes Art and Community
February 15, 2018, The Guardian, Reich: Pulse/Quartet CD Review – Pitch Perfect Performances
February 4, 2018, The New York Times, That Decisive Moment: Serenely Unpredictable
January 25, 2018, The New York Times, A Whispered Opera Requests Your Close-Up Attention
January 18, 2018, The Rest is Noise blog, Alex Ross's Nightafternight playlist
January 17, 2018, The New York Observer, Prototype Festival Showcases the Operas that Major Companies Should Be Showing
January 16, 2018, Time Out New York, The whisper opera is the latest immersive music experience to hit NYC
January 15, 2018, The New York Times, Without Singing, the Moth Hits the High Notes in "The Echo Drift"
December 14, 2017, I Care If You Listen, Stunning Posthumous Pauline Oliveros Opera at Roulette
November 24, 2017, The New York Times, An Unfinished "Phantom Opera" is Completed With Love
October 23, 2017, The New Yorker, Infrasound Opera
October 10, 2017, The New York Times, The Force of Things: an Indirectly Audible Opera
August 17, 2017, The New Yorker, The Expansive Possibilities of Schubert’s “Winterreise”
August 15, 2017, The New York Times, A Funky Rethinking of Schubert’s Winter Journey
June 23, 2017, The New York Times, A 20th-Century Sequel to ‘Barber of Seville’ and ‘Figaro’
June 12, 2017, Los Angeles Times, Transcending genre labels, Vijay Iyer leads the Ojai Music Festival toward bold new territory
May 15, 2017, The New York Times, Brooklyn Youth Chorus Explores Issues Facing Its Members
May 3, 2017, Houstonia Magazine, Vijay Iyer Performs Live to a Screening of Radhe Radhe: Rites of Holi
April 26, 2017, The New York Times, Listen to Claire Chase, the Flutist Who Just Won $100,000
March 31, 2017, The National, UAE Edition, The Cacophony and Color of Holi Artfully Rendered
February 6, 2017, WNYC's Soundcheck, Remembering Pauline Oliveros at the Park Avenue Armory
January 25, 2017, San Francisco Classical Voice, The International Contemporary Ensemble Goes Multilingual
January 9, 2017, The New York Times, ‘Anatomy Theater,’ an Opera, Puts Convicts Under the Knife
January 9, 2017, Parterre Box, that is the explanation of the crime
January 7, 2017, CBS This Morning, Orchestras experiment with innovative ways to reach audiences
November 21, 2016, San Francisco Classical Voice, Letter From Chicago: The City Is Second to None for New Music
November 4, 2016, The New York Times, Just Why Does New Music Need Champions?
November 2, 2016, The Guardian, Steve Reich's 80th birthday celebration
November 2, 2016, New York Classical Review, “Pulse” premiere shines brightly at Steve Reich’s Carnegie birthday bash
October 31, 2016, The Wall Street Journal, Steve Reich, at 80, Keeps Up the Rhythm
October 27, 2016, Cleveland Classical, Vijay Iyer & International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) at CMA
October 22, 2016, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Int'l Contemporary Ensemble re-imagines Stravinsky's 'Rite' with Indian film
October 17, 2016, The New York Times, ICE’s Founder, Claire Chase, Will Relinquish Leadership Role
October 15, 2016, Cleveland Classical, Cleveland Museum of Art to present Vijay Iyer & ICE in "Radhe Radhe: Rites of Holy"
October 8, 2016, Chicago Tribune, Ear Taxi fest features heartwarming works
August 25, 2016, Musical America, A Night of Musical Premieres at Mostly (ICE and Somewhat) MozartMusical America
August 24, 2016, The New York Times, New Music Inspired by Christ’s Agony and Dating Apps
August 24, 2016, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philly group The Crossing wows at New York's Mostly Mozart Festival
August 22, 2016, The New York Times, Reimagining Josephine Baker’s Music in the Era of Black Lives Matte
August 21, 2016, WQXR New York, "Stupid Musician Tricks" with ICE and NYPL
June 27, 2016, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Crossing: 'Just when you think you've heard everything...'
June 16, 2016, The New York Times, At Ojai, Peter Sellars Has a Personal Yet Global Playlist
June 16, 2016, San Francisco Chronicle, Ojai festival’s women come north to Berkeley
June 14, 2016, LA Times, Worlds meet and worlds beyond at Ojai Music Festival
June 10, 2016, The New York Times, Women Rule at Ojai Festival, Unannounced
March 23, 2016, New York Magazine, "De Materie": Zeppelins, Confusion, and the ’80s Avant-Garde at the Armory
March 23, 2016, The New York Times, "De Materie," Of Mind, Matter, and Sheep
January 28, 2016, The New York Times, Chains Clink, Water Splashes: A Composer's Beautiful Noise
November 18, 2015, The New York Times, A Pierre Boulez Tribute, Eight Months Late
October 11, 2015, The New York Times, John Luther Adams, Lauded and Played at Columbia
September 16, 2015, The New York Times, ICE Features Levy Lorenzo on Teacups and Rebekah Heller on Bassoon
August 19, 2015, The New York Times, George Benjamin, at Mostly Mozart, Shows Depth as a Conductor
June 30, 2015, The New Yorker, Outsiders: The Ojai Music Festival
May 28, 2015, The New York Times, International Contemporary Ensemble Weaves Among Tonalities
May 24, 2015, The New York Times, 'Afterward, the AACM (as) Opera' Lends a Voice to Stories of Black History
May 20, 2015, The New York Times, International Contemporary Ensemble and Others Play in Brooklyn
April 20, 2015, Boston Globe, Fromm concerts tinge with Latin
March 14, 2015, New York Classical Review, ICE celebrates Davidovsky’s birthday with past masterworks and a world premiere
February 27, 2015, Toronto Star, The Whisper Opera screams originality
February 10, 2015, Volkskrant, Fluisteropera van David Lang is magische, intieme ervaring
December 12, 2014, The New Yorker, Notable Performances and Recordings of 2014
December 11, 2014, The New York Times, The Funniest Classical Music Performances of 2014
December 11, 2014, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Steiger's ‘Coalescence’ gets local premiere
November 9, 2014, ArtsNash, Music Review: Vijay Iyer, vamping in Technicolor in the Land of Oz
October 24, 2014, The New York Times, Suggestions of Secrets Beyond the Chaos
October 14, 2014, Chicago Tribune, ICE heats up Chicago's new music scene, at a Bucktown bar
September 22, 2014, New York Arts, Mostly Mozart, Hold the Mozart
August 22, 2014, The New York Times, A Concert Where a Shellfish Helps With the Sound
April 28, 2014, The New Yorker, Singing in Tongues: Two song cycles by Liza Lim
April 28, 2014, Bachtrack, Sweet Thunder Festival, Day Two: International Contemporary Ensemble
April 25, 2014, SFGate, Sweet Thunder review: intriguing electro-acoustic music
April 23, 2014, The New York Times, NY Times Arts Beat Classical Playlist: Carter, Rand Steiger, Mozart and More
April 20, 2014, The New York Times, Meshing Talents for a Dense and Strenuous Sound: Oscar Bianchi's 'Matra' Debuts at the MATA Festival
April 17, 2014, The New York Times, Global Sounds, Woven Together: MATA Festival Returns, With Spotlight on Helsinki
April 9, 2014, The Wall Street Journal, Australian Composer Finds Her Marbles: Liza Lim Creates Unconventional Sounds in 'Mother Tongue'
April 8, 2014, Los Angeles Times, Green Umbrella: Photos from the Los Angeles Philharmonic's Minimalist Jukebox Festival
April 7, 2014, The Washington Post, International Contemporary Ensemble vividly showcases distinct styles of Lara and Balter
March 26, 2014, The New York Times, A Bit of Beethoven in a Mix of Modern: Piano by Jacob Greenberg and Reinier van Haudt at Spectrum
March 17, 2014, Chicago Reader, International Contemporary Ensemble with Alvin Lucier
March 12, 2014, The New York Times, In Performance Video: Claire Chase
February 19, 2014, The New York Times, Classical Playlist: Jenny Lin, Joshua Rubin, David Aladashvili and More
January 13, 2014, Chicago Classical Review, ICE downsizes with intriguing music for oboe and piano, past and present
January 1, 2014, Chicago Reader, 12 O'Clock Track: Phyllis Chen transcends the toyness of her instruments on "The Little Things"