Gunnhildur Einarsdóttir gives the Danish Premier of for Maaria at the Danish New Music Academy
Aug
4
2:30 PM14:30

Gunnhildur Einarsdóttir gives the Danish Premier of for Maaria at the Danish New Music Academy

Program:

MinJoon Choi: Wet Print, Eraser Mark, Pillow Dent, for prepared harp solo (2025)

Gunnhildur Einarsdóttir: Oddball II , for solo harp (2026) WP

Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson: Sigtún, for harp, harmonica and tape (2026) WP

Kari Watson: For Maaria, for solo harp (2023)

Ed Cooper: Sub Eclipse blood work, for harp, voice and tape (2023)

https://www.danishnewmusicacademy.org/

August 4th, 19:30 at the Royal Academy of Music Chamber Music Hall Skovgaardsgade 2C - 8000 Aarhus C

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Deeply Chamber Choir Concert at First Presbyterian Church
May
26
7:00 PM19:00

Deeply Chamber Choir Concert at First Presbyterian Church

deeply chamber choir is a new chamber ensemble spun off from deeply choir – a queer, collaborative, community choir that's been gathering Monday nights in Chicago for the past year and a half. Where deeply choir is a practice-oriented and exploratory community choir  – deeply chamber choir emerged with a focus to prepare and share a collaboratively-curated program of music ~


deeply chamber choir is directed by Chris Wood and features Allison Shackelford, Audrey Steiner, Bran Moorhead, D Jean-Baptiste, Dora Hewitt, Eric Streichert, Kari Watson, Maela Mead, Paige Naylor, Steph Barnes, Zoelle Nagib

For MYSTERIUM, we're performing music that spans centuries – from a Georgian Orthodox chant to Purcell to SOPHIE and Radiohead – each sharing a kindred devotion and the underlying darkness that accompanies it. Preparing and singing all of this music has been incredibly emotional and rewarding for us, come through and feel what we've been on ~

Ts'mindao Ghmerto – trad. Georgian Orthodox chant

O Magnum Mysterium – Tomás Luis de Victoria (ed. John Rutter), 1572

Hear My Prayer – Henry Purcell, c. 1682

Invocation – The Carpenters (arr. C. Wood), 1977

Pyramid Song – Radiohead (arr. G. Lawson), 2001

Is It Cold in the Water? – SOPHIE (arr. C. Wood), 2018

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Lampo Solo Concert at the Graham Foundation
Apr
18
6:30 PM18:30

Lampo Solo Concert at the Graham Foundation

Kari Watson premieres Fuse, a new solo performance for analog modular synthesizers and programmed drum machines. The piece plays with clock function and tempo ramps, moving between analog and digital environments as Watson shapes the sound in real time.

Fuse engages a quadraphonic speaker array in tandem with a spatial audio sculpture of unhoused speaker cones distributed through the room. A custom synth garment—made in collaboration with visual artist and designer Av Grannan—houses patch cables and an XLR snake that tie Watson’s body into the setup. Modular instruments sit atop custom ceramic tables made with visual artist and ceramicist Paige Schlosser, designed so cables can be woven in and around the surfaces.

Watson takes theorist Donna Haraway’s cyborg as an origin point for the project: a figure of synthesis and hybridity, where humans and machines are enmeshed and the boundaries between body and environment are continually unsettled. Fuse makes that unsettled boundary audible, asking where the performer ends and the surrounding system begins.

for more information: https://lampo.org/archive/kari-watson-2026/

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Varo String Quartet Perform Three Places at the Checkout with the Quince Ensemble in Chicago, IL
Mar
28
2:30 PM14:30

Varo String Quartet Perform Three Places at the Checkout with the Quince Ensemble in Chicago, IL

Contemporary chamber ensembles Quince and Varo String Quartet share a bill for an afternoon of colorful and virtuosic music.

**VARO String Quartet:**

Another Living Soul by Nicole Lizée

Three Places for String Quartet by Kari Watson

gardensongs by Paul Novak

**QUINCE ENSEMBLE:**

Night Wears Black by Juhi Bansal

The Smallest Gap by Carrie Henneman Shaw

Evening Morning Day by David Lang

Presented by The CheckOut.

This is an 21+ event

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For Jen Torrence Danish Premier at the MINU Festival, Copenhagen, DK
Nov
27
7:30 PM19:30

For Jen Torrence Danish Premier at the MINU Festival, Copenhagen, DK

MINU_festival_for_expanded_music is a Copenhagen-based festival presenting art on the borders of experimental music and other media. It is a space for oscillating between extremes and charting relationships between art, technology, and contemporary culture. With a curatorial focus on the events as holistic experiences, MINU is an initiative for expanding the definition of music through presenting the unmusical as musical. 

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