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Trombonist Daniel Linden

ABOUT DANIEL

Daniel Linden (M.M. from the New England Conservatory in Trombone Performance) has toured the U.S., Europe and Asia with orchestras, opera companies and rock bands. He regularly plays in Broadway and Off Broadway productions and has made many recordings in classical, jazz and pop/world genres. He has performed on Fox News, CBS, MSNBC and the Artie Lange Show. Festivals Daniel has played include the Montreal Jazz Festival, Lincoln Center Out of Doors and Bang on a Can Marathon. Active in world music and jazz, Daniel has worked with David Byrne, Slavic Soul Party, Asphalt Orchestra, The Ed Palermo Big Band, The Gregorio Uribe Big Band and Frank London’s Klezmer Brass All Stars. Daniel has taught trombone at Brandeis University and is a teaching artist for Carnegie Hall. He currently holds the trombone chair of Fiddler On the Roof in Yiddish Off Broadway at Stage 42.

Daniel also writes and records songs under the name Hoosac.

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enjoy a collection of projects from Daniel's portfolio

Mike Fahie Jazz Orchestra

Contemporaneous

Klezwoods

Ed Palermo Big Band

Asphalt Orchestra

Patriot Brass Ensemble

Nat Osborn Band

Nat Osborn Band

Nat Osborn Band

Nat Osborn Band

Bobby Spellman Nonet

Filmharmonic Brass

Filmharmonic Brass

Exceptet

Contemporaneous

Patriot Brass Ensemble - Live on Tour

From the Blog

Lullaby Project

February 25, 2015

Daniel has been a part of Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections program:

  • The Lullaby Project, part of Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections program, creates musical experiences for women facing pregnancy in their teenage years or while homeless or incarcerated. The project invites participants to work with professional artists to write a personal lullaby for their babies, strengthening the bond between parent and child. Now extending across the country, the Lullaby Project enables partner organizations to support families in their own communities.

    This project is part of Musical Connections, which offers concerts, creative projects, and long-term residencies across veterans, healthcare, and adult and juvenile settings.

     

    For more information  please visit the Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections Website.

    If you would like to hear a recording from one of these session,visit this post.

Sharing the Gift – A remarkable music education program from Venezuela spreads its inspiration to NYC

March 1, 2014

by Lynne Bond and Bettina Covo.

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Music has to be recognized as an agent of social development in the highest sense, because it transmits the highest values – solidarity, harmony, mutual compassion. And it has the ability to unite an entire community and to express sublime feelings.”

– José Antonio Abreu

Upbeat NYC. (Photo: Illir Bajraktari)

The importance of providing arts education – including music – for our children is immeasurable. And until recently, music education was accessible to every public school student in the United States. Sadly, this is no longer true. With the erosion of arts education, many parents are forced to find alternatives if they want to expose their children to music lessons. The good news is that free or low-cost options do exist. Local youth orchestras such as the New York Youth Symphony provide free instruction for highly-talented, well-trained students. The newly formed National Youth Orchestra, organized by Sir Clive Gillison at Carnegie Hall, auditions the crème de la crème of music students from around the country to perform and tour with different international conductors, again free of charge for the students.

But both of those youth orchestras are geared to students with families who understand the importance of music education and who also have the resources to give their children every opportunity available. Many kids don’t have those same advantages, but they still deserve the chance to learn music. There is an alternative for these students – youth orchestras based on the El Sistema model.

In 1975, José Antonio Abreu, a Venezuelan economist and musician, had a vision – a regional youth orchestra for underprivileged children from the inner cities of South America. Abreu believed that his orchestra would not only be a shining example of the formative power of music, but could eventually initiate social change. His vision was realized when he formed the Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra, made up of children from the urban slums of Venezuela. And so began “El Sistema” (which means “The System” in Spanish).

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NYTIMES: Shimmery Orchestrations, With a Tinge of Philip Glass

March 1, 2014

Jherek Bischoff With David Byrne at St. Ann’s Warehouse

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Jherek Bischoff, a songwriter and arranger from Seattle, made his 2012 debut album, “Composed” (Brassland), with low-budget digital diligence. He built the album’s orchestral arrangements by recording one instrument at a time on his laptop. He then drew on some impressive contacts to add vocals, among themDavid Byrne, Caetano Veloso, Nika Danilova (better known as Zola Jesus), Zac Pennington of Parenthetical Girls and the indie-pop songwriter Mirah Zeitlyn, along with drumming from Greg Saunier of Deerhoof. They recognized a fellow pop experimenter.

Mr. Bischoff reassembled the songs in real time when he performed on Wednesday night at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn, starting a two-night stand. Mr. Veloso was not on hand, but the other singers and Mr. Saunier were, along with the songwriter Sondre Lerche. The chamber orchestra Contemporaneous, conducted by David Bloom, played Mr. Bischoff’s lapidary arrangements of songs from“Composed” and from his guest songwriters. Mr. Bischoff himself played ukulele, often picking lacework patterns, or electric bass.

Mr. Bischoff works in territory explored recently by Sufjan Stevens and, decades back, by Van Dyke Parks. The orchestra is a full partner in his songs, conjuring bygone luxury, pastoral retreats or suspenseful reveries. Mr. Bischoff is fond of waltzes and hints of waltzes, of fluttering trills, of sweeping Romantic crescendos and of sighing violin countermelodies. “Eyes,” featuring Mr. Byrne, was a plush, string-laden bolero. In “Young & Lovely,” sung by Mr. Pennington and Sam Mickens, the strings had repeating, Philip Glass-like figures, but they rode a brisk hoedown beat and were answered by mocking trombone.

Mr. Bischoff listens widely. The concert included his arrangements of a piece by the Congolese band Konono No. 1, which plays electrified thumb pianos, and of a wistful 1960s pop-folk song, “Counting,” by Bob Lind. A new song with Ms. Zeitlyn, “Country of the Future,” had a breezy carnival

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Sloshing in Symphonic Waters

March 1, 2014

 A New Work by John Luther Adams Debuts at Lincoln Center

A New Work by John Luther Adams Debuts at Lincoln Center

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The 81 musicians and singers who were about to give the premiere of “Sila: The Breath of the World,” an alluring, mystical new work by the American composer John Luther Adams conceived for performance outdoors in Lincoln Center’s Hearst Plaza, began to take their assigned places early on Friday evening. It was quite a procession.

A roster of 16 string players lined up in a row on the edge of the tree grove facing the Paul Milstein Pool and Terrace, everyone standing except for four cellists who sat on the stone bench that borders the grove. A large group of woodwind and brass players walked up the slope of Illumination Lawn, which gave them an elevated vantage point. Most of the 17 participating percussionists stood near sets of timpani, drums and various instruments that had already been placed around the pool.

Then, in a bold touch, 16 members of the impressive contemporary music choir the Crossing — the women in loose, long black dresses; the men in black shirts and pants — waded right into the pool, their feet protected by black water socks with tough rubber soles, popular with kayakers. During the performance, they sloshed slowly around the shallow pool using black megaphones to help their high, delicate tones carry through the space. This is the kind of thing aspiring singers are not typically prepared for in music schools. But the choristers were palpably involved throughout the work.

Lincoln Center commissioned “Sila” jointly for the Mostly Mozart Festival and the Out of Doors series. The center’s security officers estimated the crowd that attended this free event, the first of two performances, at 2,500. Many people listened from the shaded grove; most, though, either stood or sat right on the terrace surrounding the pool. Everyone was invited to move around during the performance and hear the piece from different acoustical angles.

One goal of the ambitious $1.2 billion renovation of Lincoln Center, which was completed in 2012, was to make the campus more open and inviting, a place people would want to hang out. With this piece, Mr. Adams has revealed Hearst Plaza to be an exciting performance space.

He developed a strong environmental consciousness from his decades-long residency in Alaska and that sensibility pervades his music. In May, his Pulitzer Prize-winning orchestra work, “Become Ocean,” which evokes the heaving undercurrents of the sea, was given a triumphant New York premiere in a concert at Carnegie Hall by the Seattle Symphony. “Sila” is closer in concept to “Inuksuit,” another of Mr. Adams’s works intended for performance outdoors, which I heard at the Ojai Festival in California in 2012.

Yet, unlike that work, “Sila” is a meticulously orchestrated score, though the way its elements unfold and the length of each gesture will vary with each performance. It can be played by anywhere from 16 to 80 or so performers; it is intended to last 60 to 70 minutes. In a brief interview before Friday’s concert, during which Mr. Adams showed me the score, he said, “I’m still trying to learn the piece.”

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The Bang on a Can Marathon, With Steroidal Energy

March 1, 2014

From Roars to Rhythmic Mallets, a Day for Savoring Exploration The Bang on a Can Marathon, With Steroidal Energy
By ZACHARY WOOLFE

All in all, it’s an irresistible show, whatever the quality of the music. And with Sunday’s consistently excellent performances, it was possible to judge that music on its own terms. So Percussion lavished its talents on Bryce Dessner’s intensely pretty, utterly inert “Music for Wood and Strings.” The ensemble Contemporaneous attacked, with passion, the syrupy, listless lyricism of selections from Jherek Bischoff’s “Cistern.”

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Upcoming Performances

April 2018

4.22.18 Fleur Seule Latin Big Band @Swing 46, New York, NY, 8:30pm

4.28.18 Pachamambo @ Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 9pm

4.29.18 Voices Chorale @Princeton, NJ, 4pm

4.30.18 Americas Society Concert @ Americas Society, New York, 6pm

5.13.18 Contemporaneous @ Bang on a Can Marathon, NYU Skirball Center, 1:30pm

5.25.18 Pachamambo @ Better Days, New York, NY, 11pm

6.1.18 Lullaby Concert @ Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, 2pm

6.22.18 Pachamambo @ Better Days, New York, NY, 11pm

6.24.18 Contemporaneous @ National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY, 4pm

7.4.18-8.26.18 “Fiddler on the Roof”, National Yiddish Theater @Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York, NY, 7 shows per week (check NYTF.org for schedule)

7.13.18 Pachamambo @ Better Days, New York, NY, 11pm

7.22.18 Pachamambo @ Better Days, New York, NY, 11pm.

11.7.18 Exceptet @ Johnstown Foundation, Ohio

Past Performances

4.15.18-4.20.18 Bridge Arts Ensemble @ Johnstown, NY

4.14.18 Contemporaneous @ MATA Festival, New York, NY, 8pm

4.13.18 Pachamambo @ Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 9pm

4.12.18 Experiental Orchestra @ Lincoln Center, New York, NY, 8pm

4.7.18 Pachamambo @Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 9pm

4.6.18 Nat Osborn Band @ Rockwood Music Hall, New York, NY, 10pm

3.24.18 Cocek Brass Band @ Finger Lakes Thaw Festival, Ithaca, NY

3.24.18 Bobby Spellman Nonet @Finger Lakes Thaw Festival, Ithaca, NY, 7pm

3.23.17 Cocek Brass Band @ Dewey Hall, Sheffield, MA, 8pm

3.18.18 Daniel Linden Klezmer Presentation @ Westchester Jewish Center, Mamaroneck, NY, 10:30am

3.16.18 Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10:30pm

3.12.18-3.16.18 Bridge Arts Ensemble @Glens Falls, NY

3.11.18 National Yiddish Theater @ Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York, NY, 2pm

3.10.18 Stan Rubin Big Band @ Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8pm

3.4.18 Alysson Briggs Latin Big Band @ Swing 46, New York, NY, 8:30pm

3.3.18 Pachamambo @ Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 10pm

3.2.18 Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10:30pm

2.26.18-3.2.18 Bridge Arts Ensemble @Fort Ann and Glens Falls, NY

2.25.18 Contemporaneous @ National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY, 4pm

2.24.18 Calliope Brass @Mozart for Munchkins, New York, NY, 2:30pm

2.23.18 Pachamambo @ Better Days, New York, NY, 11pm

2.23.18 Dustin Carlson plus quartet @ Create Art, Brooklyn NY, 8pm

2.17.18 Pachamambo @ Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 9pm

2.16.18 Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10:30pm

2.15.18 Filmharmonic Brass @ Horace Mann, Bronx, NY, 2:30pm

2.14.18 Little Village Big City @ Shrine, New York, NY, 9pm

2.9.18 Pachamambo @ La Playa del Carmen, Mexico

2.8.18 Exceptet @ Roulette, Brooklyn, NY, time tba

2.3.18 La Pachamambo @Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 8pm

2.2.18 La Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10pm

1.28.18 Alysson Briggs Latin Big Band @Swing 46, New York, NY, 8:30pm

1.27.18 La Pachamambo @ Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 9pm

1.26.18 La Pachamambo @ Better Days, New York, NY, 11pm

1.19.18 La Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10pm

1.17.18 Contemporaneous  @ Roulette, Brooklyn, NY, 7pm

1.16.18 Contemporaneous  @ Roulette, Brooklyn, NY, 7pm

1.13.18 Streetlight Manifesto @ The Beacon Theater, New York, NY, 7pm

1.11.18 Filmharmonic @ Silvana, New York, NY, 6pm

1.5.18 La Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10pm

12.31.17 La Pachamambo @ Dances of Vice, New York, NY, 9pm

12.29.17 Radio City Christmas Spectacular @ Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY,

12.21.17 La Pachamambo @ Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 9pm

12.19.17 Horace Mann Orchestra @ Horace Mann School, Bronx, NY, 8pm

12.15.17 La Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10pm

12.12-12.13.17 La Pachamambo @ Engage, Cancun, Mexico

12.11.17 Radio City Christmas Spectacular @ Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY,2pm

12.8.17 Wing Walker Orchestra @ Ibeam, Brooklyn, NY, 10pm

12.8.17 Radio City Christmas Spectacular @ Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY, 11am

12.2.17 Radio City Christmas Spectacular @ Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY, 9am

12.2.17 La Pachamambo @ Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 10pm

12.1.17 La Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10pm

11.29.17 Hunter College Orchestra @ Hunter College, New York, NY, 8pm

11.25.17 Radio City Christmas Spectacular @ Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY, 4pm

11.24.17 Radio City Christmas Spectacular @ Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY, 7pm and 10pm

11.21.17 Radio City Christmas Spectacular @ Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY, 7pm

11.18.17 La Pachamambo @ Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 10pm

11.17.18 La Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10pm

11.6.17 Nat Osborn Band @ NYC, location tba

11.6.17 – 11.9.17 Bridge Arts Ensemble @ Albany, NY, residency

11.4.17 La Pachamambo @ Baby Brasa, New York, NY, 10pm

10.28.17 Stan Rubin Orchestra @ Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8:30pm

10.14.18 Camerata Notturna @ Broadway Presbyterian Church (118th), New York, NY, 8pm

10.23.17-10.27.17  Bridge Arts Ensemble @ Johnstown, NY, residency

10.14.18 Smitty’s Polka Band @ Circle Liner Cruises, 42nd st, New York, NY, 9am-5pm

10.12.17 Filmharmonic @ Local 802, New York, NY, 4pm

10.1.17 Oliva Brass Band @ Westbury, NY, 1:30pm

9.30.17 Stan Rubin Orchestra @ Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8:30pm

9.19.17-9.24.17 Contemporaneous w/ Pig Iron Theater, Philadelphia, PA

9.16.17 Ben Ickies Polka Band @ Frankfurt Hall, Philadelphia, PA, 2pm

9.9.17 Stan Rubin Orchestra @ Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8:30pm

9.2.17 Stan Rubin Orchestra @ Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8:30pm

8.27.17 dell’Arte Opera Ensemble @ Ellen Stewart Theater, New York, NY, 2pm

8.26.17 Stan Rubin Orchestra @ Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8:30pm

8.25.17 dell’Arte Opera Ensemble @ Ellen Stewart Theater, New York, NY, 7:30pm

8.23.17 dell’Arte Opera Ensemble @ Ellen Stewart Theater, New York, NY, 7:30pm

8.21.17 dell’Arte Opera Ensemble @ Ellen Stewart Theater, New York, NY, 7:30pm

8.19.17 dell’Arte Opera Ensemble @ Ellen Stewart Theater, New York, NY, 7:30pm

7.4.17 – 8.20.17 National Yiddish Theatre’s “Golden Land” @ Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York, NY, 6 shows a week, check nytf.org for schedule

7.22.17 Smitty’s Polka Band @ Souf Hous, Washington D.C., 3pm

7.7.17 Nat Osborn Band @ Portland House of Music, Portland, ME, 7pm

7.5.17 Nat Osborn Band @ New Rochelle, NY, 7pm

7.6.17 Nat Osborn Band @ Rough Trade, Brooklyn, NY, time tba

6.10.17 Hofbarthelson Orchestra @ SUNY Purchase, Rye, NY, 7pm

6.9.17 Pachamambo @ Guadalupe Inn, Brooklyn, NY, 8pm

6.4.17 Hong Big Band @ Rockwood Music Hall, New York, NY, 4:30pm

6.3.17 Ed Palermo Big Band @ The Falcon, Marlborough, NY, 7pm

6.2.17 Lullaby Project Concert @ Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, 2pm

5.28.17 Astoria Symphony Orchestra @ Queensborough College, Queens, NY, 3pm

5.21.17 Park Avenue Chamber Orchestra @ All Saints Church, New York, NY, 3pm

5.9.17 Asphalt Orchestra @ BRIC, Brooklyn, NY, 6:30pm

5.6.17 Asphalt Orchestra @ Bang on a Can Marathon, BK Museum, Brooklyn, NY, 2pm-10pm

5.4.17 Brandcast @ Javitz Center, New York, NY, 7pm

5.3.17 Ensemble Echappe @ Dimenna Center for Classical Music, New York, NY, 8pm

4.29.17 Stan Rubin Orchestra @ The Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8:30pm

4.22.17 Stan Rubin Orchestra @ The Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8:30pm

4.21.17 Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10:30pm

4.18.17 Stan Rubin Orchestra  @ Swing 46, New York, NY, 8:45pm

4.3.17-4.7.17 Bridge Arts Ensemble @ Johnstown, NY

4.1.17 Nat Osborn Band @ Rockwood Music Hall, New York, NY, 11pm

3.31.17 Laura Andrea Aleguia Big Band @ Zinc Bar, New York, NY, 7pm

3.29.17 Exceptet @ UPenn, Philadelphia, PA, time tba

3.26.17 Daniel Linden @ WJC, Mamaroneck, NY, 11am

3.25.17 Contemporaneous @ MLK High School, New York, NY, 7pm

3.11.17 Cocek Brass Band @ Industry City Distillery, Brooklyn, NY, 10:45pm

3.5.17 YHMA Gala Concert @ YMHA, Riverdale, NY, 7pm

2.18.17 Stan Rubin Orchestra @ The Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8:30pm

2.13.17-2.17.17 Bridge Arts Ensemble @ Albany, NY

2.8.17 Tigertown Five @ Swing 46, New York, NY, 7pm

2.3.16 Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10:30pm

1.16.17-1.20.17 Bridge Arts Ensemble @ Crown Point, NY

1.13.17 Urban Playground Chamber Orchestra @ Holy Trinity Church Inwood Theatre, 8pm

1.1.17 National Yiddish Theater Concert @ Museum of Jewish Heritage, 2pm and 6pm

12.30.16 Pachamambo @ St. Mazie, Brooklyn, NY, 10:30pm

12.28.16 Stan Rubin Five @ Swing 46, New York, NY, 7pm

12.21.16 Stan Rubin Five @ Swing 46, New York, NY, 7pm

12.17.16 Fame @ Success Academy High School, New York, NY, 2pm

12.16.16 Fame @ Success Academy High School, New York, NY, 7pm

12.15.16 Fame @ Success Academy High School, New York, NY, 7pm

12.12.16 National Yiddish Theater Concert @ Museum of Jewish Heritage, 8pm

12.10.16 The Magic Flute @ Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, NY, 7:30pm

12.10.16 Cocek Brass Band @ Radegast Beer Garden, Brooklyn, NY, 3pm

12.9.16 The Magic Flute @ Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, NY 7:30pm

12.6.16 Contemporaneous w/ Jeremy Schonfeld @ National Sawdust, 7pm

12.3.16 Camerata Notturna @ Good Shepherd Church, New York, NY, 8pm

12.1.16 Klezwoods @ The Regattabar, Cambridge, MA, 7pm

11.21.16 Songwriters Orchestra @ The Cell, New York, NY, 7pm

11.19.16 Dancing Machine @Putnam Golf Course, Putnam, NY, 8pm

10.30.16 Oliva Brass Band @ Philadephia, PA

10.26.16 Stan Rubin Big Band @ Swing 46, New York, NY, 8:45pm

10.23.16 Oliva Brass Band @ Long Beach, Long Island, 11am

10.19.16 Stan Rubin Big Band @ Swing 46, New York, NY, 8:45pm

10.19.16 Stan Rubin Five @ Swing 46, New York, NY, 7pm

9.25.16 Daniel Linden @ Carnegie Songwriters Lounge, 12pm

9.24.16 Daniel Linden @ Carnegie Songwriters Lounge, 12pm

9.20.16 Contemporaneous @ St. Peter’s Church, New York, NY, 8pm

9.17.16 Polka @ Philadelphia, PA, location tba

9.10.16 Afroskull @ The Parkside Lounge, New York, NY, 11pm

8.19.16 Contemporaneous w/ Jherek Bischoff @ National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY, 8pm

8.14.16 Contemporaneous @ National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY, 8pm

8.9.16-8.11.16 Contemporaneous @ Bard Music Festival, Annandale on Hudson, NY

7.30.16 Gregorio Uribe Big Band @ The Kennedy Center, Washington DC, 8pm

7.20.16 Ed Palermo Big Band @ Echo Park Lake, NJ, 7:30pm

7.4.16 – 8.28.16 National Yiddish Theater @ Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York, NY, see NYTF.org for schedule

7.2.16 Gregorio Uribe Big Band @ Lake George, NY

6.27.16-8.7.16 Contemporaneous @ Park Avenue Armory, NY, various dates, contact for schedule

6.26.16 Songwriters Orchestra @ Mannes College, New York, NY, 7pm

6.25.16 Exceptet @ Mise-en Music Festival, New York, NY, location tba

6.16-6.20 Exceptet @ Avoloch Residency, NH

6.11.16 New York Trombone Consort w/ Dave Taylor @ Juillard, New York, NY, 1pm

6.8.16 New York Trombone Consort w/ Dave Taylor @ Juilliard, New York, NY 4pm

6.4.16 Ed Palermo Big Band @ The Falcon, Marborough, NY, 8pm

6.3.16 Carnegie Hall Lullaby Concert @ Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, 1pm

6.15.16 Contemporaneous w/ Elvis Costello and Mike Myers @ St. Ann’s Warehouse, Brooklyn, NY, time tba

6.1.16 Russian Pop @ Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, 8pm

5.28.16 Polka @ Bohemian Biertgarden, Queens, NY, 3pm

5.27.16 Laura Andrea Afro Peruvian Big Band @ Zinc Bar, New York, NY, 8pm

5.26.16 Contemporaneous @ Roulette, Brooklyn, NY, 8pm

5.21.16 Ja Ja Jas @ Grand Prospect Ballroom, Brooklyn, NY, 9pm

5.21.16 Exceptet @ Queens New Music Festival, Long Island City, NY, 5pm

5.21.16 Carnegie Hall Songwriting Workshop @ Carnegie Hall, New York, 12pm

5.13.16 The Kind and I @ Lincoln Center, New York, NY, 8pm

5.12.16 The King and I @ Lincoln Center, New York, NY, 7pm

4.30.16 Riverside Symphony @ Snug harbor, Staten Island, NY, 8pm

4.27.16 Lullaby Project w/ The Biddies @ Weill Music Room, Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, 3:30pm

4.24.16 The Orchestra NOW @ Bard College, Annandale on Hudson, NY, 3pm

4.23.16 The Orchestra NOW @ Bard College, Annandale on Hudson, NY, 8pm

4.22.16 Laura Andrea Afro Peruvian Big Band @ Zinc Bar, New York, NY, 8pm

4.17.16 Peter Pan @ Irvington Town Hall, Irvington, NY, 3pm

4.16.16 The King and I @ Lincoln Center, New York, NY, 2pm

4.14.16 Drew Williams Ensemble @ Threes Brewing, Brooklyn, NY, 10pm

4.10.16 Mimesis Chamber Orchestra @ Skirball Center, New York, NY, 7:30pm

4.8.16 Nyack Orchestra @ Nyack College, Nyack, NY, 8pm

4.2.16 Nat Osborn Band @ Rough Trade, Brooklyn, NY, 8pm

4.2.16 Contemporaneous @ Special Music School, New York, NY, 7pm

4.1.16 Orchestra NOW @ Simon’s Rock, Great Barrington, MA, time tba

3.25.16 Laura Andrea Afro Peruvian Big Band @ Zinc Bar, 8pm

3.24.16 Exceptet w/ Brooklyn String Orchestra @ tba

3.21.15 Contemporaneous @ National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY, time tba

3.20.16 YHMA Gala Concert @ Riverdale YHMA, Bronx, NY, 6pm

3.13.15 Exceptet @ Merkin Concert Hall, New York, NY, 4pm

3.12.15 Songwriters’ Orchestra @ Les Poussin Rouge, New York, NY, 7pm

3.5.16 Exceptet @ Times Two Festival, Boston, MA, time tba

3.2.16 NY Concert Artists Orchestra @ Merkin Hall, New York, NY, 7:30pm

3.1.16 Harmony Gala @ Capitale, New York, NY, 7:30pm

2.27.16 Metro Chamber Orchestra @ Kingsborough Community College, Brooklyn, NY, 8pm

2.26.16 Pachamambo @ Happy Ending, New York, NY, 10:30pm

2.24.16 The King and I @ Lincoln Center, New York, NY, 8pm

2.21.16 Carnegie Hall Lullaby Project Concert @ Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island, NY, 2pm

2.19.16 Nat Osborn Band @ Brooklyn Bowl, New York, NY, 8pm

2.12.16 Pachamambo @ Happy Endings, New York, NY, 11pm

2.6.16-2.10.16 Brass Quintet in Residence @ Vermont College of Fine Arts, Montpellier, VT

2.2.16 Gregorio Uribe Big Band @ Yale Club, New York, NY, 6pm

1.29.16 Orchestra NOW @ Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, 7:30pm

1.17.16 Lazarus @ New York Theatre Workshop, New York, NY, 2pm

1.14.16 King and I @ Lincoln Center, New York, NY, 7pm

1.13.16  King and I @ Lincoln Center, New York, NY, 2pm and 8pm

1.12.16 King and I @ Lincoln Center, New York, NY, 7pm

1.7.16 Ed Palermo Big Band @ The Iridium, New York, NY, 8pm

1.2.16 Lazarus @ New York Theatre Workshop, New York, NY, 2pm and 8pm

12.26.15 Lazarus @ New York Theatre Workshop, New York, NY, 2pm

12.21.15 Songwriters Orchestra @ Les Poussin Rouge, New York, NY, 7pm

12.20.15 Lazarus @ New York Theatre Workshop, New York, NY, 2pm

12.18.15 Laura Andrea Leguia Jazz Orchestra @ Zinc Bar, New York, NY, 7pm

12.12.15 Once Upon a Mattress @ St. James Theater, New York, NY, 2:30pm & 7pm

12.2.15-1.3.16 National Yiddish Theater @ The Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York (contact venue for times)

12.5.15 Exceptet @ TBA, New York, NY

11.27.15 Laura Andrea Leguia Jazz Orchestra @ Zinc Bar, New York, NY, 7pm

11.21.15 The Platters @ The Warner Theater, Torrington, CT, 7pm

11.19.15 Klezwoods @ The Regattabar, Cambridge, MA, 7pm

11.14.15 Gregorio Uribe Big Band @ Les Poussin Rouge, New York, NY, 8:45pm

11.13.15 Pachamambo @ Happy Ending, New York, NY, 11pm

11.12.15 King and I @ Lincoln Center, New York, NY, 7pm

11.6.15 Nat Osborn Band @ Knitting Factory, New York, NY, 8pm

11.4.15 Hudson Valley Singers @ Bohemian National Hall, New York, NY, 7pm

11.1.15 Hudson Valley Singers @ Temple Emanu-El, Rye, NY, 4pm

10.31.15 Ed Palermo Big Band @ The Falcon, Marlboro, NY, 8pm

10.30.15 Laura Andrea Leguia Jazz Orchestra @ Zinc Bar, New York, NY, 7pm

10.25.15 Carnegie Hall Lullaby Project @ Sienna House, Bronx, NY

10.23.15 Pachamambo @ Happy Ending, New York, NY

10.17.15 Nat Osborn Band @ Rockwood Music Hall, New York, NY, 7pm

10.14.15 Stan Rubin Orchestra Swing 46, New York, NY, 8:45pm

10.10.15 Charlie Rosen Broadway Big Band @ 54 Below, New York, NY, 9pm

10.7.15 Asphalt Orchestra @ BAM Cafe, Brooklyn, NY, 7pm

10.7.15 Contemporaneous @ Bronx Community College, Bronx, NY, 12pm

10.4.15 Altino Brothers @ Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, 7:30pm

10.4.15 Asphalt Orchestra @ National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY, 4pm

9.25.14 Laura Andrea Leguia Jazz Orchestra @ Zinc Bar, New York, NY, 7pm

9.19.15 Shahkar with Orchestra @ The Space, Westbury, NY, 9pm

9.12.15 Lou Christie @ Lancaster, PA, 2pm and 7pm

9.11.15 Manhattan Symphonie @ Ethical Cultural Center, New York, NY, 7pm

9.6.15 Bard Octet @ The Clark Museum, Williamstown, MA

8.30.15 Ed Palermo Big Band @ Sellersville, PA

8.22.15 Nat Osborn Band @ Slab, Portland, ME

8.21.15 Nat Osborn Band @ Home, Portland, ME

8.15.15 Nat Osborn Band @ Hawley, PA, 8pm

8.14.15 Nat Osborn Band @ Rockwood Music Hall, New York, NY, 9:30pm

8.9.15-8.13.15 Contemporaneous @ Bard Music Festival, Bard College, Red Hook, NY

8.5.15 Haiti Benefit @ Joe’s Pub, New York, NY, 7:30pm

7.31.15 Massivemuse Orchestra @ The Muse, 350 Moffat St., Brooklyn, NY, 8:30pm

7.28.15 Leguia Jazz Orchestra @ Symphony Space, New York, NY, 8pm

7.22.15 Joe Benjamin and A Mighty Handful @ Jazz Up July Festival, Stamford, CT, 6:30pm

7.19.15 Patriot Brass Ensemble @ The Highline, New York, NY, 7pm

7.18.15 Pachamambo @ Mcarren Park, Brooklyn, NY, 7pm

6.18.15 Klezmer Duo @ Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York, NY, 12pm

6.19.15 Klezmer Duo @ Abrons Cultural Center, New York, NY, 11:30am

6.16.15 Klezmer Duo @ Abrons Cultural Center, New York, NY, 5:30pm

6.15.15 Klezmer Duo @ Abrons Cultural Center, New York, NY @7pm

6.12.15 Artificial Klez @ Dive Bar, 2662 Broadway, New York, NY, 9:30pm

6.6.15 Ed Palermo Big Band @ The Falcon, Marlboro, NY, 8pm

5.31.15 Orchestra of the Bronx @ Lehman College, Bronx, NY, 3pm

5.25.15 Patriot Brass Ensemble @ Lincoln Center, Avery Fischer Hall, New York, NY, 6pm

5.24.15 Klezwoods @ Somerville Mem. Day Parade, Sommerville, MA, 12:45pm

5.23.15 Stan Rubin Big Band @ Carnegie Club, New York, NY, 8:30pm

5.23.15 Pachamambo @ Washington Sq. Park, NY, 7pm

5.19.15 Village Community School Brass Ensemble @ Village Community School, New York, NY, 7pm

5.18.15 Charlie Rosen Broadway Big Band @ 54 Below, New York, NY 9:30pm

5.17.15 Exceptet @ Cloud City, 85 N1st St., Brooklyn, NY, 8pm

5.16.15 Ed Palermo Big Band @ Bourbon St. Blues Fest, Caliphon, NJ, 3pm

5.15.15 Carnegie Hall Ellington Concert @ Sing Sing Correctional Facility, NY

5.10.15 Klezwoods @ Temple Beth Tikvah, Madison, CT, 10am

5.23.15 La Pachamambo @ Washington Sq. Park Summer Music Series, New York, NY, 7pm

5.22.15 Carnegie Hall Lullaby Project Final Concert @ Carnegie Hall, New York, NY

5.13.15 Stan Rubin Big Band @ Swing 46, New York, NY

5.9.15 Klezwoods @ Temple Beth Tikvah, Madison, CT, 8pm

5.9.15 Klezmer @ Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, NY, 11am

5.8.15 Ensemble Mise-en @ NYU Bobst Library, New York, NY, 5pm

5.6.15 Asphalt Orchestra @ BRIC, Brooklyn, NY, 7:30pm

5.3.15 Inner Schools Orchestra@ Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, 2pm

4.30.15 – 5.2.15 “Urinetown, The Musical” @ St. Joseph’s College, Brooklyn, NY, 8pm

4.26.15 “Carousel” @ Laguardia High School, New York, NY, 5pm

4.25.15 “Carousel” @ Laguardia High School, New York, NY, 7:30pm

4.24.15 “Carousel” @ Laguardia High School, New York, NY, 7:30pm

4.23.15 “Carousel” @ Laguardia High School, New York, NY, 7:30pm

4.18.15 Ed Palermo Big Band @ The Falcon, Marbolo, NY

4.10.15 Nyack College Orchestra, Nyack, NY

4.6.15 Howard Williams Jazz Orchestra @ The Garage, New York, NY

4.1.15 Little Orchestra Society, PS1x, Bronx, NY, 10:30am

3.31.15 Little Orchestra Society, PS1x, Bronx, NY, 10:30am

3.28.15 Stan Rubin Big Band, Carnegie Club, New York, NY

3.27.15 Nat Osborn Band @ WNYC Greene Space for Battle of the Boroughs Finals!

3.25.15 Stan Rubin Big Band @ Swing 46, New York, NY

3.22.15 Klezwoods @ Temple Sinai, Sharon, MA, 3pm

3.21 Klezwoods @ Balkan Night, Concord, MA, 11:30pm

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