Uncharted
Uncharted is a concert series that encourages artists to take risks, work out new or existing material, collaborations, and projects for an intimate concert experience. In keeping with Greenwich House Music School’s artist advocacy work, 100% of ticket and merchandise sales go directly to artists. Now in its sixth year, Uncharted alumni include Aaron Diehl, Marc Ribot, Brianna Thomas, Molly Pope, Dom Flemons, Sofia Rei, Michael Daves, Emeline Michel, Deva Mahal, Bora Yoon, Cynthia Hopkins, and Dan Tepfer.
In 2019, the co-founders of Uncharted, Jennie Wasserman and Rachel Black, created the New York Presenters Consortium (NYPC), a career development model comprised of a network of non-profit arts organizations, designed to leverage the collective resources of New York’s most innovative arts presenters in creative and financial support of artists developing new and existing work. The Consortium now includes Joe’s Pub, David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center, National Sawdust and Harlem Stage.
As part of the NYPC, select Uncharted artists will have the opportunity to be in residence at GHMS. Sponsored artists are provided with free rehearsal space to workshop their productions, as well as personalized marketing and promotional services to promote both their Uncharted concert and future presentations of their work. After their residency, they will begin a series of performances through the Consortium partner venues with the aim of developing evergreen programs that can sustain not only the individuals’ creative output, but also improve the health of the NYC cultural ecosystem
Tickets are $15, unless otherwise noted, and include complimentary beer and wine. Uncharted takes place at Greenwich House Music School’s intimate, 100-seat Renee Weiler Concert Hall. Concerts are general admission and seating is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Read the press release for the 2020 season here.
In lieu of Uncharted‘s 2020 season, Greenwich House Music School is pleased to announce the Uncharted Residency Program.