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Thomas Piercy, Artistic Director
FREE ONE-HOUR PREVIEW CONCERT
Music by Margaret Brouwer, Seth Boustead, Gilbert Galindo, Masatora Goya, and Daniel Hass.
Thursday, March 30, 2023 at 8pm
First Presbyterian Church of Forest Hills
70-35 112th Street, Forest Hills, NY 11375
https://www.ram-nyc.org/ram-concert-april-1-2023
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RAM at National Opera Center
APRIL 1, 2023 at 8pm
This RAM concert features the world premiere of guest composer Margaret Brouwer's "Sonata" for clarinet and piano, and more new music from RAM composers Seth Boustead, Gilbert Galindo, Masatora Goya, and Daniel Hass.
RAM Players: Thomas Piercy, clarinet; Sabina Torosjan, violin;
Daniel Hass, cello; Marina Iwao, piano
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https://www.ram-nyc.org/ram-concert-april-1-2023
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About RAM
Composers & Players
The RAM Composers
represent a broad spectrum of aesthetics, styles, and voices and celebrate music of all types.
The RAM Players
are high caliber artists dedicated to delivering exciting performances of works by living composers.
Random Access Music (RAM) is a NYC-based new music presenter and ensemble with a core collective of composers and performers presenting a wide array of contemporary music from the United States and abroad. RAM's mission is to promote and produce high caliber composition and performance of music by living American composers and composers from aboard in a variety of venues throughout New York City, with an emphasis in Queens; to foster a fully-engaged and fruitful collaborative spirit between composers and performers; to nurture connections with audiences through engaging productions and media outreach; to build new audiences for new music by bringing greater awareness to the general public through outreach, education, and scholarship.
“Move over Brooklyn, Queens is staking its claim
for new-music street cred [via] Random Access Music.”
— Allan Kozinn, The New York Times
“Random Access Music, one of the things that has been making Queens cool.”
— Brooklyn Rail
"Yelps, yowls and dry creaky hisses. These aren’t the sounds you might ordinarily associate with the clarinet
- and you would be equally surprised to declare these sounds beautiful."
— Neil Chiragdin, Queens Chronicle
RAM gives us hauntingly idiomatic readings of this music, winning projections of great soundscaping art. I hope they see fit to release this concert on a commercial recording. It surely deserves to be heard--and I hope Random Access Music (RAM) can give us many further concerts like this for us to appreciate. Bravo!
- Grego Applegate Edwards, Classical Modern Music
Random Access Music’s programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
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