Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 8:00 pm

Deviant Septet presents 12 newly-commissioned world premieres inspired by Karlheinz Stockhausen monumental work ‘Tierkreis’ (Zodiac), each work based on one month of the Zodiac and its corresponding themes from the Stockhausen original.  Read More»

Talents of the students at the Music School will be on display during two end-of-year recitals that feature selected students performing solo pieces on various instruments.  Read More»

ZENTRIPETAL

Thursday, May 10, 2012 at 8:00 pm.

Zentripetal made its debut in 2006, when violinist Lynn Bechtold & cellist Jennifer DeVore decided to explore the violin/cello duo repertoire and to premiere new works for the combo.  For this performance, they are joined by pianist Dimitri Dover.  Read More»

Thursday, May 3, 2012 at 8:00 pm.

North River Music Season 26
Morton Subotnick:
Analog Meets Digital:
The Buchla and Ableton Live

Admission: $15 general;
$10 students & seniors;
tickets at the door.  Read More»

Thursday, April 19, 2012 at 8:00 pm.


Greenwich House Music School piano faculty member Tatyana Sirota in recital.  Read More»

Open rehearsals allow ensembles and soloists from all genres the opportunity to preview new material in front of a live audience before an upcoming performance here in New York City or around the world. They get the audience face time, and you get an intimate, free live show, before the show. 


Tuesday, April 3, 2012 at 2:00 pm  Read More»

From the halls of the Baptist church all the way to Carnegie Hall and beyond, JD Parran has lived an inspired life. As a young boy growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, inheriting an affinity for the city’s musical traditions seemed almost inevitable. It was no surprise then, that after spending years absorbing music most predominantly through his church, Parran knew by age 15 that he wanted to be a professional musician.   Read More»

Thursday March 8, 2012 at 8:00 pm.
Admission: $15 general; $10 students & seniors; tickets at the door.

For the third installment of Greenwich House Music School’s acclaimed North River Music series--one of NYC's first concert series devoted to new and experimental music--new music, chamber group loadbang will celebrate the centennial of vital composer John Cage with an evening of some of his most treasured works, as well as the world premiere of composer Randy Gibson’s new piece “Primary Structures I.”  Read More»

Saturday February 25, 2012  •   Concert at 7:30 pm.

Sunday, February 26, 2012  •   Panel discussion at 6:00 pm   •   Concert at  7:30pm.

Ne(xt)works  presents Music Without Dance, a multi-event festival focusing on recent and historical musical works originally created to be heard with choreographed movement.  Read More»

This is the first installation in a series that will provide a more in depth look at the esteemed faculty at Greenwich House Music.

Taka Kigawa knew from a young age he wanted a career in music. Almost around the time he learned to walk, he began asking his parents if he could learn how to play the piano. Mostly, he says, he just wanted to be like his brother. Five years his senior, his brother was already enrolled in piano lessons; so, at the ripe old age of three they acquiesced to the youngster and enrolled him in lessons.   Read More»