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SUMMARY:AMOC* Up Close: On the Hinge of Modernity
DESCRIPTION:AMOC* Up Close\nOn the Hinge of Modernity\nThursday\, April 2\, 2026 at 7:30pm\nDavid Rubenstein Atrium\, Lincoln Center\nNew York\, NY \nFREE – General admission\, first-come first-served\nFast Track tickets available on Monday\, March 30th at 12pm EST \nHot on the heels of the acclaimed Run AMOC* Festival\, presented as part of Lincoln Center’s 2025 Summer for the City\, the visionary interdisciplinary ensemble returns for a series of fearless and free performances at the David Rubenstein Atrium. The closing program\, curated by The Juilliard School professor and Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient Emi Ferguson\, spotlights the works of two pioneering Italian composers\, Dario Castello (1602–1631) and Luciano Berio (1925–2003). Before dying at 29 to the bubonic plague\, Castello was integral to the revitalization of early Baroque music\, transforming the Renaissance canzona into the sonata. Berio\, beginning with the groundbreaking Sequenzas (1958 to 2002)\, reimagined the very foundations of performance\, form\, and sound for the 20th century. Heard together\, these trailblazers offer proof of how “new” music continually reinvents tradition. This evening’s Castello and Berio showcase will feature Ferguson on flute\, Matthew Aucoin (AMOC* co-founder and MacArthur Fellow) on piano and percussion\, and a formidable string trio of AMOC* core ensemble members that includes violinist/violist Miranda Cuckson\, violinist Keir GoGwilt\, and cellist Coleman Itzkoff.
URL:https://runningamoc.org/event/hinge-of-modernity-lincoln-center/
LOCATION:David Rubenstein Atrium\, 1887 Broadway\, New York\, 10023\, United States
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SUMMARY:AMOC* Up Close: Meadow\, Wildflowers
DESCRIPTION:AMOC* Up Close\nMeadow\, Wildflowers\nThursday\, March 19\, 2026 at 7:30pm\nDavid Rubenstein Atrium\, Lincoln Center\nNew York\, NY \nFREE – General admission\, first-come first-served\nFast Track tickets available on Monday\, March 16th at 12pm EST \nThe New York Times called the American Modern Opera Company’s Summer for the City 2025 season “a milestone” both for the performers and for Lincoln Center. This spring\, AMOC* returns to Lincoln Center for a series of one-night-only presentations of new and foundational compositions. The March program spotlights a formidable chamber music collective constructed of AMOC* core ensemble members including violinist/violist Miranda Cuckson\, violinist Keir GoGwilt\, and cellist Coleman Itzkoff. Together\, they will play “Wildflowers\,” a new and intricate miniature duet for violins by Juri Seo\, and “Meadow\,” composer Linda Catlin Smith‘s gently wandering\, gradually unfolding string trio. The program closes with a rendition of selected movements from “Limin’\,” the Canadian composer/pianist Stewart Goodyear‘s suite for violin and keys that draws inspiration from American and Caribbean scenes and dances. “Limin'” will feature Cuckson and a special guest appearance from Goodyear on piano.
URL:https://runningamoc.org/event/meadow-wildflowers-lincoln-center/
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SUMMARY:AMOC* Up Close: Balliett and Aucoin
DESCRIPTION:AMOC* Up Close\nBalliett and Aucoin: Two New Song Cycles\nSaturday\, February 28\, 2026 at 7:30pm\nDavid Rubenstein Atrium\, Lincoln Center\nNew York\, NY \nFREE – General admission\, first-come first-served\nFast Track tickets available on Monday\, February 23rd at 12pm EST \nFollowing a season of sold-out events at last year’s Summer for the City\, AMOC* returns to Lincoln Center for an Up Close series of one-night-only contemporary compositions at the David Rubenstein Atrium. The opening program presents the premieres of The Inner Core\, from AMOC* co-founder and MacArthur Fellow Matthew Aucoin\, and Camino Songs\, by composer-instrumentalist-poet Doug Balliett. Aucoin’s Inner Core song cycle features the composer on piano\, accompanied by acclaimed baritone vocalist William Socolof (Boston Symphony Orchestra\, New York Philharmonic). Together\, the duo limn the arc of an imagined romantic relationship from adolescence through the couple’s parting in early adulthood. Balliett’s Camino Songs was conceived while on pilgrimage to the Galician municipality of Santiago de Compostela. Supported with projections of the composer’s original photography\, Camino Songs is a journey of self-reflection\, local Spanish lore\, and deep devotion.
URL:https://runningamoc.org/event/balliett-aucoin-lincoln-center/
LOCATION:David Rubenstein Atrium\, 1887 Broadway\, New York\, 10023\, United States
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SUMMARY:"Zarabanda Variations" - Run AMOC* Festival at Lincoln Center
DESCRIPTION:Zarabanda Variations \nWednesday\, July 2\, 2025 at 2:00pm and 7:30pm\nDavid Rubenstein Atrium \nRun AMOC* Festival\, Summer for the City at Lincoln Center \nFREE – General admission\, first-come first-served\nFast Track tickets available on Monday\, June 30\, 2025 at 12pm EDT \nConceived by performer\, composer\, and American Modern Opera Company (AMOC*) member Keir GoGwilt\, Zarabanda Variations brings together a group of visionary composers\, performers\, and poets in a surprising and vibrant synthesis of Baroque\, folkloric\, and contemporary music of the American hemisphere. The members of the ensemble work across genres including traditional Mariachi and Baroque music\, improvisation collectives in Mexico City and New York\, and contemporary composition\, creating new songs and dances inspired by the eclecticism of the zarabanda: a dance with Spanish\, pre-Columbian American\, and African origin stories. Woven in with the music is the poetry of Edgar Garcia\, whose work maps the emergence of the Baroque through scenes of colonial and contemporary translation\, emergency\, and migration. Zarabanda Variations celebrates its New York debut at Lincoln Center. \nNatalia Arroyo\, Composition\nVicente Atria\, Composition\nJonny Allen*\, Percussion\nMariana Flores Bucio\, Voice\nMiranda Cuckson*\, Violin\nCarrie Frey\, Viola\nEdgar Garcia\, Poetry\nKeir GoGwilt*\, Violin and Composition\nAlec Goldfarb\, Guitar\nKyle Motl\, Contrabass\, Composition\nJohn Popham\, Cello\nWilfrido Terrazas\, Flutes\, Composition\n \nAn * asterisk next to an artist’s name denotes that they are one of 17 founding AMOC* company members. \nZarabanda Variations was developed through residencies at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown\, MA and the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem\, MA.
URL:https://runningamoc.org/event/zarabanda-variations-run-amoc-festival-at-lincoln-center/
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SUMMARY:"Canto Ostinato" - Run AMOC* Festival at Lincoln Center
DESCRIPTION:Canto Ostinato\nWednesday\, June 25\, 2025 at 7:30pm\nDavid Rubenstein Atrium \nRun AMOC* Festival\, Summer for the City at Lincoln Center \nFREE – General admission\, first-come first-served\nFast Track tickets available Monday\, June 23\, 2025 at 12pm EDT \nA New York premiere and co-production between AMOC* and Sandbox Percussion\, Dutch composer Simeon ten Holt’s Canto Ostinato feels like the long-lost cousin of beloved American Minimalist works like Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians or Terry Riley’s In C. Encountering it for the first time is like meeting an unknown relative—you’re struck by uncanny resemblances: the tilt of a nose\, the rhythm of a laugh\, echoes that stretch across time and space. \nWith AMOC* members Matthew Aucoin\, Conor Hanick\, and Jonny Allen alongside Sandbox\, Canto Ostinato radiates the warmth\, spaciousness\, and quiet luminosity of the best minimalist music. It offers both freedom and structure: a world shaped by softly chiming pulses and deeply satisfying harmonic shifts\, where performers navigate personal interpretation within a familiar framework. For some\, the piece may evoke the stillness of sacred music; for others\, it feels like an invitation to collective meditation. Beloved in the Netherlands\, where it premiered\, Canto Ostinato holds a universal appeal that invites discovery far beyond its homeland—its patient\, shifting light promises to resonate just as profoundly with audiences everywhere. \nSandbox Percussion: Jonny Allen*\, Victor Caccese\, Ian Rosenbaum\, Terry Sweeney\nMatthew Aucoin* and Conor Hanick*\, Pianos \nAn * asterisk next to an artist’s name denotes that they are one of 17 founding AMOC* company members.
URL:https://runningamoc.org/event/canto-ostinato-run-amoc-festival-at-lincoln-center/
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