
RAM DANCES
Tokyo to New York
東京とNY
Martha Graham Studio Theater
November 14-15, 2025
RAM DANCES
Random Access Music
Tokyo to New York
Martha Graham Studio Theater
Thomas Piercy, Artistic Director
Nov. 14-15, 2025 at 8pm
Martha Graham Studio Theater
Featuring
Henning Rubsam, dancer/choreographer
with
Violetta Klimczewska, dancer
Hélène Taddei Lawson, dancer
Lish Lindsey, flutes
Thomas Piercy, clarinet / hichiriki
Sabina Torosjan, violin
Molly Aronson, cello
Marina Iwao, piano
Music by
RAM Composers
Beata Moon, Masatora Goya
Allen Schulz, Frances White
Guest Composers
Andrea Casarrubios, Roger Stubblefield
and
"Fifteen Minutes of Fame" Composers
Nantenaina Andriamorasata, Vahan Luder Artinian
David Bohn, Ross James Carey, Monica Chew
Philip Czapłowski, Douglas DaSilva, Paolo Geminiani Simon Hutchinson, Sakiko Kosaka, Matt A. Mason
Gene Pritsker, Allen Schulz, Jane Wang, and Dalen Wuest
Nov. 14, 2025 at 8pm
Nov. 15, 2025 at 8pm
Martha Graham Studio Theater
55 Bethune St, 11th floor, New York, NY 10014
Tickets: $25 Adults / $10 Students
Cash or credit at the door
Or purchased here online:
https://www.simpletix.com/e/random-access-music-tokyo-to-new-york-pres-tickets-243170
Contact: ram.nyc.info@gmail.com
https://www.ram-nyc.org/
Random Access Music and Tokyo to New York bring innovation, movement, and sound together in RAM Dances, a two-night event at the Martha Graham Studio Theater on November 14 and 15, 2025.
This program celebrates the exchange between music and dance, featuring acclaimed dancer and choreographer Henning Rübsam in dynamic new collaborations with the composers and performers of RAM.
Rübsam Rübsam will be joined onstage by dancers Violetta Klimczewska and Hélène Taddei Lawson in music by Beata Moon and Masatora Goya.
The concert presents three world premieres commissioned by Random Access Music and Thomas Piercy—new works by Beata Moon, Frances White, and Andrea Casarrubios—together with recent compositions by Masatora Goya and Roger Stubblefield.
As part of the “Fifteen Minutes of Fame” project, audiences will also hear the premieres of 15 one-minute duos for hichiriki and low flutes, composed by Nantenaina Andriamorasata, Vahan Luder Artinian, David Bohn, Ross James Carey, Monica Chew, Philip Czapłowski, Douglas DaSilva, Paolo Geminiani, Simon Hutchinson, Sakiko Kosaka, Matt A. Mason, Gene Pritsker, Allen Schulz, Jane Wang, and Dalen Wuest. These miniature works, performed by Thomas Piercy (hichiriki) and Lish Lindsey (flutes), explore the delicate interplay between East and West—melding the sounds of the ancient Japanese instrument with the sound of the modern Western instrument.
The evening brings together a critically acclaimed
lineup of musicians:
Lish Lindsey (flutes), Thomas Piercy (clarinet and hichiriki), Sabina Torosjan (violin), Molly Aronson (cello),
and Marina Iwao (piano).
PROGRAM
Beata Moon “Quartet" for flute, clarinet, cello, and piano with dance (World premiere)
Masatora Goya “How We Became Stardust” clarinet, violin, cello, and piano with dance
Andrea Casarrubios “luzAzul” trio clarinet cello piano (premiere of clarinet version)
Roger Stubblefield “Gavotte” for clarinet, cello, piano
Frances White “From the book of infinite secrecy” for clarinet, violin, cello, and piano (World premiere)
"Fifteen Minutes of Fame"
15 one-minute pieces for hichiriki and low flutes (World premiere) by the following composers:
Nantenaina Andriamorasata, Vahan Luder Artinian
David Bohn, Ross James Carey, Monica Chew
Philip Czapłowski, Douglas DaSilva, Paolo Geminiani Simon Hutchinson, Sakiko Kosaka, Matt A. Mason
Gene Pritsker, Allen Schulz, Jane Wang, and Dalen Wuest
RAM Dances continues the mission of Random Access Music and Tokyo to New York to bring new music and movement together. This program is funded in part by grants from the New York State Council on the Arts,
the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs,
the Flushing Town Hall GO Queens program,
and The Howard Gilman Foundation.

