Feldman's Triadic Memories is a 90-minute elegy to what the composer saw as music's departing landscape, where the sound exists in our hearing -- leaving us rather than coming towards us.
First prize winner of the Naumburg International Piano Competition and the Concert Artist Guild International Competition, Korean-American pianist Kate Soyeon Lee, leads a masterclass.
Often called “the music of Mexico,” mariachi is a globally treasured art form that has taken on a unique life in the United States, becoming a vital part of the American soundscape, shaping and being…
Espacio de Culturas, King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center. 53 Washington Square South, NYC
María del Carmen Gil has been praised by critics as a pianist with “a highly uncommon musical intelligence, a brilliant and dazzling technique, a beautiful sound, and a provocative interpretative…
Yoojung Kim, a Steinway Artist and member of the Artist Faculty in Piano Studies has performed with major orchestras and at prestigious venues including Wigmore Hall, the Konzerthaus, Seoul Arts…
Puerto Rican pianist José Ramos Santana, a leading interpreter of Spanish repertoire and recipient of the 2020 Isaac Albéniz Medal, is the founder and artistic director of the Puerto Rico…
The NYU Contemporary Music Ensemble, in collaboration with the NYU Screen Scoring Program presents a live-to-picture performance of John Ford’s 1926 silent western "3 Bad Men."
Iris Cantor Theater 38 W. Houston Street (at Greene Street)
The Program in Dance Education Presents the 2026 Master's Dance Concert. The show features original choreography by graduate students in a variety of styles and genres of dance.
The annual Piano Studies Honors Recital celebrates the achievements of Steinhardt’s piano students, and the varied pedagogical traditions represented by the program's Artist Faculty.
Paulson Center, Room 620 181 Mercer Street (at Bleecker Street) NYC
The language of West African percussive art presents challenges to the Western musician. Artists draw from tradition, yet are expected to create their own style, and to improvise in that style.
The NYU Wind Symphony premieres works by winners of the 2025 Wind Symphony Call for Scores and features winners of the 2025 Wind Symphony Concerto Competition.
Iris Cantor Theatre 38 West Houston Street (at Greene Street) NYC
