MASS MoCA North Adams,
MA map Two concerts per day in the museum galleries — everyday except Sunday.
All recitals are free with museum admission and held in the MASS MoCA gallery spaces unless otherwise indicated. Please check signage on the day for the exact location – we will be using various spaces throughout the gallery.
See below for event details.
July 14 –MARK STEWART, guitar
- Plumbing Music
- Music for Found Things
- Microsoniphones
- Trummings
(all music by Mark Stewart)
July 15 -STEPHEN DRURY, piano
July 16 -PATTI MONSON, flute
- Eve Beglarian – Until it Blazes (2001) for flute and electronics
- Robert Rowe – Flutter (2002) for flute and electronics
- Elizabeth Brown – Antartica* (2005) for alto flute and electronics
- Charles Nichols – Strata 2 (2001) for flute and electronics
- David Lang – Vent(1990) for flute and piano
- with Stephen Drury, piano
* world premiere
July 19 -TODD REYNOLDS, violin
July 21 –DAVID COSSIN, percussion and GREGG AUGUST, bass
July 22 –EVAN ZIPORYN, clarinets
Hunter Center MASS MoCA,
North Adams,
MA map ticketed event – contact the MassMoCA box office for more information
- Iannis Xenakis – Okho
- Evan Ziporyn – More Songs about Telephones and Dogs
- Fahriddin Sodikov – Barno Yigit (Handsome Fellow)
- Annie Gosfield – Wild Pitch
- Steve Mackey – Feels so Baaad
- Giacinto Scelsi – Pranam II
- Elena Kats-Chernin – ProMotion
- Marc Mellits – 5 Machines
- David Lang – Sweet Air
- Louis Andriessen – Zilver
- George Crumb – Apparition
- Michael Gordon – Weather One
- Trad. Uzbek and Appalachian – Country and Eastern
- Mark Stewart – Speedyfeety
- Steve Reich – Drumming Part 3
- James Tenney – Critical Band
- Trad. Uzbeki – Yel Pazalande
- Steve Reich – Music for Mallet Inst., Voices, Organ
- Julia Wolfe – Early that Summer
- Steve Reich – Eight Lines
Klara Festival, Brussels Airport Brussels,
Belgium map - Brian Eno – Music for Airports
- Julia Wolfe – Believing
- Thurston Moore – Stroking Piece #1
- Louis Andriessen – Workers Union
- Iva Bittova – Elida
This performance of Bang on a Can is supported by USArtists International, a program of the National Endowment for the Arts with support from JPMorgan Chase and managed by Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation.