Newly christened duo with Jennifer Torrence, performing works by François Sarhan, Simon Steen-Andersen, Alexander Schubert, and Liza Lim.

Newly christened duo with Jennifer Torrence, performing works by François Sarhan, Simon Steen-Andersen, Alexander Schubert, and Liza Lim.

Joining Jennifer Torrence (and many others) for the inaugural event of a new house concert series in the warmest home of all Oslo.

Playing a short solo set at the iconic Redroom to open up for Belgian powerhouse guitarist Kobe Van Cauwenberghe and his set of Anthony Braxton’s Ghost Trance Solos.

Filing in for drummer Sam Haberman for Horse Lords’ set at the Bang on a Can LOUD Weekend at MassMoCA.

2nd of 3 shows filling in for Horse Lords’ drummer Sam Haberman

Dorchester Art Project

Boston, MA

First of 3 shows filling in for Horse Lords’ drummer Sam Haberman

State House

New Haven, CT

Joining Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble for a brief workshop period with composer Steven Bryant, who will be writing a new work for PNME’s binaural audio set-up.

Presentation by Something Out There after a season-long residency at Maschinenhaus Essen. Led by Francois Sarhan, with Primosz Sukic, Gwen Rouger, Frederik Sakham, Jennifer Torrence.

Sharing a program with Orchestra of St. Lukes at Baryshnikov Arts Center, giving the NYC premiere of Thierry De Mey’s Light Music

Michael Gordon’s monumental percussion sextet Timber, presented as part of my residency at Creative Alliance.
In creating this production, I’m collaborating with Arx Duo and Beyond This Point for the performance, and with light artists McCormack and Figg to design a responsive and immersive lighting system.

This performance of Timber will be performed entirely on instruments found in and around the many vacant and abandoned homes in Baltimore.

Joining NakedEye ensemble for their concert featuring works from their album “Storylines Crossing,” as well as a world premiere from Baltimore’s beloved David Smooke.

Solo set at Labor Neunzehn in Berlin’s Alt-Treptow district. Works by François Sarhan, Alexander Schubert, and Mark Applebaum

QuaQuaQua joins the incomparable Julian Fleisher for his monthly variety show 44 Charlton at WNYC’s Greene Space. We perform François Sarhan’s white-knuckled, sweaty-palms duo Analogy Fair with knives and hammers. Afterwards, Ana Gasteyer lightens the mood with some holiday season staples.

First time joining Lancaster, PA-based NakedEye ensemble for their Time’s Illusion concert, featuring works inspired by and directly derived from antique clocks.

Joining Pique Collective for Reich’s Music for Pieces of Wood and Igor Silva’s multimedia piece Smart Alienation for flexible ensemble.

Anton Webern’s Passacaglia with NOVUS NY as part of their Time’s Arrow Festival

QuaQuaQua performs works by François Sarhan as part of Sprechgesang Institute’s Asterisms group exhibition at Hercules Art Studio in TriBeCa.

QuaQuaQua joins Westmoreland UCC’s Festival Chorus for an exquisitely constructed program including works by John Cage, Elliot Cole, Eric Whitacre, and arresting spoken word performance by Slangston Hughes. All proceeds for this concert support Bethesda Cares and their work to end chronic homelessness.

Mahler’s 4th Symphony and Aaron Copland’s Connotations with NOVUS NY as part of the Time’s Arrow Festival.

Now an annual tradition, joining longtime friends Sandbox Percussion for Steve Reich's Drumming at the mecca of all things affirmitive in Brooklyn.

Tickets and info here

New theatrical concert by Jeremy Schonfeld. Inspired by the memoir of Schonfeld’s father, who spent a year in the Auschwitz concentration camp at the age of ten. In collaboration with Contemporaneous, Maryland Classic Youth Orchestras, Alexandria Harmonizers, and Strathmore Children's Chours

Info and tickets here