Events

The Newburyport Chamber Music Festival presents the world premiere of Avian Microludes for string quartet and theremin, performed by violinists Stephanie Zyzak & Solenne Païdassi, violist David Yang, cellist Soo Bae, and thereminist Elizabeth Brown; featuring poetry by Alfred Nicol.

The Newburyport Chamber Music Festival presents the world premiere of Avian Microludes for string quartet and theremin, performed by violinists Stephanie Zyzak & Solenne Païdassi, violist David Yang, cellist Soo Bae, and thereminist Elizabeth Brown; featuring poetry by Alfred Nicol.

Kristin Lee, Sean Lee, Dmitri Atapine, and Hyeyeon Park perform Winter Light.

Steve Beck, Karen Kim, and Michael Nicolas perform the world premiere of Patrick Castillo's ephemera for piano trio.

https://cmnw.org/concerts-tickets/all-concerts-events/newnight-international-voices/1867

REVERB enters its second year with an exciting and varied program of new works curated by Grammy Award winning violinist Jennifer Koh. Featuring Patrick Castillo's Tria peccata alongside works by Missy Mazzoli, Wang Lu, Jessie Montgomery, Frederic Rzewski, Vijay Iyer, and J.S. Bach.

https://www.phoenixsymphony.org/show/reverb-contemporary-music-festival/

The Jasper Quartet collaborates with composer & clarinetist Derek Bermel in a program featuring music by Vivian Fung, Paquito d’Rivera, Derek Bermel, Patrick Castillo, and Andreia Pinto Correia.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/derek-bermel-and-the-jasper-quartet-tickets-336591463127?aff=odcleoeventsincollection

The Gamper Festival of Contemporary Music, programmed by Bowdoin International Music Festival composers-in-residence Derek Bermel and Andreia Pinto Correia, presents Patrick Castillo's Tria peccata, et al.

https://www.bowdoinfestival.org/event/gamper-july-7/

Patrick Castillo appears as artist-in-residence at Del Mar University's 2022 New Music Symposium, including the world premiere of Musika para sa dalawa for cello and percussion, performed by Current Evolution.

Soprano Lily Arbisser and pianist Thomas Sauer present the world premiere of Ferryman, commissioned by Chamber Music Quad Cities, alongside new works Jacob Bancks, Brian Baxter, William Campbell, Monica Gil, Robinson McClellan, Thomas Sauer, Nathan Shields, and Suzanne Sorkin.

https://www.chambermusicqc.org/event/poem-to-song/​​​​​​​

Kristin Lee, Sean Lee, Dmitri Atapine, and Hyeyeon Park present the world premiere performances of Winter Light, co-commissioned by String Theory at the Hunter, Apex Concerts, and Emerald City Music.

www.emeraldcitymusic.org/season/what-you-are-to-me-3

Kristin Lee, Sean Lee, Dmitri Atapine, and Hyeyeon Park present the world premiere performances of Winter Light, co-commissioned by String Theory at the Hunter, Apex Concerts, and Emerald City Music.

www.emeraldcitymusic.org/season/what-you-are-to-me

Kristin Lee, Sean Lee, Dmitri Atapine, and Hyeyeon Park present the world premiere performances of Winter Light, co-commissioned by String Theory at the Hunter, Apex Concerts, and Emerald City Music.

www.unr.edu/apex/concerts/friendswillbefriends

Kristin Lee, Sean Lee, Dmitri Atapine, and Hyeyeon Park present the world premiere performances of Winter Light, co-commissioned by String Theory at the Hunter, Apex Concerts, and Emerald City Music.

www.stringtheorymusic.org/concerts/menlo-family-tour-what-you-are-to-me

Music@Menlo's 2021 season begins with the world premiere of Patrick Castillo's Gather for cello and piano, commissioned to commemorate the opening of the Spieker Center for the Performing Arts, performed by festival artistic directors David Finckel and Wu Han.

musicatmenlo.org/cp/?evt=1573

Violinist Jennifer Koh performs 19 works from her Alone Together project from IDAGIO's Global Concert Hall: music by Kati Agócs, Rafiq Bhatia, Patrick Castillo, Anthony Cheung, Adeliia Faizullina, inti figgis-vizueta, Sarah Gibson, Tonia Ko, Thomas Kotcheff, David Serkin Ludwig, Qasim Naqvi, Angélica Negrón, Amadeus Regucera, Nina Shekhar, Lester St. Louis, Rajna Swaminathan, Ken Ueno, Wang Lu, and Cassie Wieland. 

Presented as part of the Performance Reimagined series from GBH and IDAGIO. Stream available to watch until October 10, 2021.

Tickets priced from $5 can be purchased from IDAGIO’s Global Concert Hall via https://idag.io/GBHxJenniferKoh. The ticket purchase allows the ticket buyer to choose how much they want to pay and directly supports the participating artists through IDAGIO's Fair Artist Payout Model: IDAGIO pays 80% of the net revenue directly to the performers.

Violinist Kristin Lee performs a program of American music, including Patrick Castillo's Cirque.

www.adelphi.edu/events/violinist-kristen-lee-americana

Jennifer Koh, violin

BACH: Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006

Alone Together
Katherine BALCH: Cleaning (30' for the whole set)
Vijay IYER: For Violin Alone
Patrick CASTILLO: Mina Cecilia's Constitutional
Hanna BENN: Exhalation
Ellen REID: Brick Red Mood
Andrew NORMAN: Turns of Phrase
Kati AGÓCS: Thirst and Quenching
Angélica NEGRÓN: Cooper and Emma
Darian Donovan THOMAS with electronics by Ian CHANG: Art/Nat
George LEWIS: Un petit brouillard cérébral
Cassie WIELAND: Shiner
Layale CHAKER: Bond of the Beloved (Bastanikār)

BACH: Sonata No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1005

Performance to be followed by Artist Q&A

www.shriverconcerts.org/koh

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center presents works by Malika Kishino, Patrick Castillo (Incident for violin and piano), Thomas Meadowcroft, and Juri Seo.

www.chambermusicsociety.org/cms-front-row-2020/online-events/online-events/new-milestones-iv-april-8-2021/

Kristin Lee performs Cirque for solo violin. Free with museum admission.

madmuseum.org/learn/music-mad

Un-American Blackbox, a multi-media creative space for the recalibration of what it means to be American, presents SINGLE ISSUE, a digital gallery show featuring Skyline Palimpsest and other works addressing voter issues: policing, climate change, healthcare, and economic inequality.

www.unamericanblackbox.org/single-issue

Jennifer Koh gives her first live performance since the COVID-19 outbreak—a livestreamed recital of her Alone Together commissions, including Patrick Castillo's Mina Cecilia's Constitutional, presented as part of the Lincoln Center New Stages series.

lincolncenter.org/lincoln-center-at-home/show/alone-together-791

ChamberFest Cleveland presents Patrick Castillo's Tria peccata alongside works by Milhaud, Janácek, Skryabin, and César Franck.

https://chamberfestcleveland.com/2020-festival/

Free livestream event, featuring the world premiere of Mina Cecilia's Constitutional, along with new works by Kati Agócs, Vincent Calianno, and Sugar Vendil.

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Facebook Live

Kristin Lee, Sean Lee, Dmitri Atapine, and Hyeyeon Park premiere Winter Light, co-commissioned by String Theory at the Hunter, Apex Concerts, and Emerald City Music.

https://www.emeraldcitymusic.org/upcoming-shows/what-you-are-to-me-olympia

Kristin Lee, Sean Lee, Dmitri Atapine, and Hyeyeon Park premiere Winter Light, co-commissioned by String Theory at the Hunter, Apex Concerts, and Emerald City Music.

https://www.emeraldcitymusic.org/upcoming-shows/what-you-are-to-me-seattle

Kristin Lee, Sean Lee, Dmitri Atapine, and Hyeyeon Park premiere Winter Light, co-commissioned by String Theory at the Hunter, Apex Concerts, and Emerald City Music.

Kristin Lee, Sean Lee, Dmitri Atapine, and Hyeyeon Park premiere Winter Light, co-commissioned by String Theory at the Hunter, Apex Concerts, and Emerald City Music.

The Manhattan Choral Ensemble celebrates its twentieth anniversary with the premiere of "The Many Hills Songbook: Music to be Sung with Friends," including Patrick Castillo's I love the jocund dance.

mce.nyc

The Jasper String Quartet performs Skyline Palimpsest alongside works by Haydn and Mendelssohn.

http://www.jasperchamberconcerts.com/201920season

The Jasper String Quartet presents the world premiere of Skyline Palimpsest.

Third Sound performs Patrick Castilo's Music for Four alongside music by Brahms (Clarinet Trio), Schoenberg (Kammersymphonie no. 1), and Ingrid Arauco.

https://ems-web.quaker.haverford.edu/MasterCalendar/EventDetails.aspx?data=hHr80o3M7J6PS6QJYiaq525JrVC9Ek%2BH/ySrtKv5mB/28s4dB2WBwMR52bgzLBKX

The Experiential Orchestra presents a program of traditional Bulgarian music, including new works and transcriptions by Patrick Castillo, Lainie Fefferman, Sugar Vendil, and others.

https://experientialorchestra.com/concerts

Hotel Elefant performs The Way Things Work alongside music by Carlos Bandera, Alexandra Gardner, Kaija Saariaho (Oi kuu), Sean Harold, and Lois V Vierk (Red Shift).

Alexi Kenney performs Cirque.

https://chamberfestcleveland.com/events/electronics-with-alexi-kenney/

Karen Kim performs Dreamers often lie as part of the Birdfoot Festival's season finale. The program also features music by Dowland, Monteverdi, Purcell, Schubert, et al.

https://birdfootfestival.org/concerts-events/2019-festival-2/final-gala-concert/

Karen Kim performs Dreamers often lie.

https://birdfootfestival.org/concerts-events/2019-festival-2/late-night-rite/

Third Sound appears on the Miller Theatre's Pop-Up Concerts series, offering Patrick Castillo's Music for Four alongside music by Ingrid Arauco and Arnold Schoenberg (Kammersymphonie no. 1, arr. Webern).

https://www.millertheatre.com/events/2019/02/26

Verdant Vibes performs The Way Things Work alongside music by Joshua Carro, Thomas Feng, Ian Frederick, Victoria Malawey, Patricia Martinez, and Nicole Murphy.

www.verdantvibes.com

Verdant Vibes performs The Way Things Work alongside music by Joshua Carro, Thomas Feng, Ian Frederick, Victoria Malawey, Patricia Martinez, and Nicole Murphy.

www.verdantvibes.com

Violinist Karen Kim and cellist Rachel Henderson Freivogel perform The Way Things Work.

www.jasperchamberconcerts.com

Hotel Elefant presents To Hear You Tell It alongside the world premiere of Kirsten Volness's Letters That You Will Not Get and other works.

hotelelefant.org

Third Sound performs the Midwest premiere of Patrick Castillo's Music for Four, alongside music by Brahms, Schoenberg (Chamber Symphony no. 1, arr. Webern), and Ingrid Arauco (Fantasy-Quartet).

https://schubert.org/event/third-sound/

Alexander Sitkovetsky and Wu Qian perform Patrick Castillo's Incident for violin and piano. Also featuring music by Andy Akiho, Carl Vine, and Pierre Jalbert.

https://www.chambermusicsociety.org/nyc/events/upcoming/new-music-march-29-2018-630/
https://www.chambermusicsociety.org/nyc/events/upcoming/new-music-march-29-2018-900/

Great Music at St. Bart's presents Hotel Elefant in a program juxtaposing music by Kaija Saariaho (Nocturne, Oi kuu) with the New York City premieres of new works by Hannis Brown, Patrick Castillo, Jascha Narveson, Leaha Maria Villarreal, and Kirsten Volness.

http://mmpaf.org/

Ensemble for These Times presents Patrick Castillo's Incident for cello and piano.

http://www.e4tt.org/

Conductor James Blachly and the Experimental Orchestra present an evening of new music by Patrick Castillo, Kate Ettinger, Christopher Wendell Jones, Kirsten Volness, and Wang Lu in response to the American University Museum's exhibition "William Woodward: The Seven Deadly Sins: Oil Paintings and Master Drawings, 1994–2014."

http://www.american.edu/cas/museum

Patrick Castillo joins the 2017 Birdfoot Festival as composer-in-residence.

birdfootfestival.org

Areon Flutes performs a free lunchtime recital, including Patrick Castillo's like the tide...

http://scupresents.org/performances/music-noon-areon-flutes-0

Quodlibet Ensemble presents the world premiere of Living is easy with eyes closed for string orchestra and electronics. Program also features music by Handel, Britten, Muffat, and Vivaldi.

http://www.ensembleq.com/concerts/

ASM performs a set of solo pieces written by Patrick Castillo (Through the Panic), Ty Citerman, Andrea La Rose, Pat Muchmore, and Charlie Waters. Performers include Ty Citerman (guitar), Domenica Fossati (flute), Mihai Marica (cello), and Pat Muchmore (cello).

http://antisocialmusic.org/

Areon Flutes performs Patrick Castillo's like the tide...

http://hotairmusicfestival.com/

ASM performs a set of solo pieces written by Patrick Castillo (the New York premiere of Through the Panic), Ty Citerman, Max Duykers, Andrea La Rose, Pat Muchmore, Ed RosenBerg and Charlie Waters. Performers include Ty Citerman (guitar), Domenica Fossati (flute), Steven Gosling (piano), Mihai Marica (cello), Pat Muchmore (cello), and Ed RosenBerg (reeds).

http://antisocialmusic.org/
​https://www.facebook.com/events/1721951484787085/?active_tab=about

The Society for New Music presents Patrick Castillo's To Hear You Tell It alongside music by Ryan Chase, Kaito Nakahori, Stephen Ferre, Charles Fussell, and Kevin Ames.

http://www.societyfornewmusic.org/concerts.cfm

Charles “Lil Buck” Riley brought international attention to the street dance Memphis jookin in 2011 when a video of his improvised performance with cellist Yo-Yo Ma went viral on YouTube, resulting in Ma declaring him a “genius.” Since then Lil Buck, who is trained in both ballet and hip-hop, has performed with Madonna, New York City Ballet, and Cirque du Soleil. What Moves You is an intimate duo collaboration between Lil Buck and one of today’s youngest and most accomplished classical cellists, Mihai Marica. Lil Buck and Mihai will present an interactive performance that reveals the intricacy and immediacy of the creative process between movement and music, and challenge the boundaries of what the two instruments – the body and the cello – can do. Featuring the world premiere of Patrick Castillo's Through the Panic.

​https://harristheaterchicago.org/tickets/2016-2017-season/mix-at-six--lil-buck

New York City-based ensemble Third Sound (Sooyun Kim, flute; Romie de Guise-Langlois, clarinet; Karen Kim, violin; Michael Nicolas, cello; Orion Weiss, piano; Patrick Castillo, composer & managing director) returns to the Havana Contemporary Music Festival. Presented in conjunction with the American Composers Forum, Third Sound will present a program of music by Lembit Beecher, Pierre Jalbert, Hiroya Miura, and Wang Lu.

http://www.musicacontemporanea.cult.cu/

Third Sound (Sooyun Kim, flute; Romie de Guise-Langlois, clarinet; Karen Kim, violin; Michael Nicolas, cello; Orion Weiss, piano; Patrick Castillo, composer & managing director) launches the Great Music at St. Bart's season; program to include the world premiere of Patrick Castillo's The Way Things Works, alongside music by Lembit Beecher, Michael Harrison, Hiroya Miura, and Wang Lu.

http://mmpaf.org

The Skull, a film by Graceann Dorse, with music & sound design by Patrick Castillo, screened at the Pittsburgh Independent Film Festival.

http://www.pghindie.com/2016_Schedule.html

The Skull, a film by Graceann Dorse, with music & sound design by Patrick Castillo, screened at the Katra Film Series.

http://katrafilmseries.com/

Cadillac Moon Ensemble presents the world premiere of To Hear You Tell It for flute, violin, cello, and percussion.

http://cadillacmoonensemble.com/events/

Cellist Rebecca Zimmerman and pianist Gerald Rizzer perform Patrick Castillo's Incident for cello and piano.

http://www.thechicagoensemble.org/

Cellist Rebecca Zimmerman and pianist Gerald Rizzer perform Patrick Castillo's Incident for cello and piano.

http://www.thechicagoensemble.org/

Third Sound presents Patrick Castillo's Incident for violin and piano alongside music by Kati Agócs, Elliott Carter, Michael Harrison, Toru Takemitsu, and Spencer Topel.

http://natsaw.co/thirdsound

Areon Flutes presents the world premiere of a new work by Patrick Castillo for flute trio.

www.guerrillamusic.org
www.areonflutes.com

The Locrian Chamber Players present Patrick Castillo's Incident for cello and piano alongside music by David Lang, Donnacha Dennehy, and Charles Peck.

http://www.locrian.org

The Skull, a film by Graceann Dorse, with music & sound design by Patrick Castillo, screened at the LA Indie Film Fest's Shorts Program 3.

http://laindiefilmfest.com/schedule/shorts/the-skull/

The Playground Ensemble performs Patrick Castillo's Lola.

https://www.picatic.com/newworksconcert2016

This event will be streamed live at www.openingnightlive.net.

The Skull, a film by Graceann Dorse, with music & sound design by Patrick Castillo, premieres as part of Cinema on the Bayou's Narrative Shorts Series.

https://cinemaonthebayou.com/index.php?option=com_fabrik&view=details&formid=3&rowid=361&Itemid=145

Third Sound (Sooyun Kim, flute; Romie de Guise-Langlois, clarinet; Karen Kim, violin; Michael Nicolas, cello; Orion Weiss, piano; Patrick Castillo, composer & managing director) makes its New York debut.

Program TBC.

New York City-based ensemble Third Sound (Sooyun Kim, flute; Romie de Guise-Langlois, clarinet; Karen Kim, violin; Michael Nicolas, cello; Orion Weiss, piano; Patrick Castillo, composer & managing director) makes its debut with a weeklong residency at the Havana Contemporary Music Festival. Presented in conjunction with the American Composers Forum, Third Sound will present a complete program of works by living American composers, in addition to collaborative activities with other festival musicians.

http://www.musicacontemporanea.cult.cu/

Baritone Jeremy Huw Williams and the Quatuor Arod perform Patrick Castillo's arrangements of selected Lieder of Hugo Wolf.

http://festival-musique.uzerche.fr/ 

Violinist Karen Kim performs Patrick Castillo's Cirque for solo violin.

http://www.geshermusicfestival.org/concerts/2015/8/13/meet-the-artists

Violinist Piotr Szewczyk performs Patrick Castillo's Cirque for solo violin.

http://fridaymusicale.com/schedule/piotr-szewczyk-violin/

Violinist Karen Kim and pianist Andrew Armstrong present the world premiere of Patrick Castillo's Incident for violin and piano.

http://www.greenlakefestival.org

As part of Cadillac Dinner Ensemble 2.0, CME violinist Karen Kim performs Patrick Castillo's Cirque for solo violin.

http://cadillacmoonensemble.com/
https://www.artful.ly/store/events/3376

The Manhattan Choral Ensemble presents "M0NT3V3RD1 Reconstructed: Songs of Love and War," featuring the world premiere of Patrick Castillo's Diaries of Exile.

http://www.manhattanchoralensemble.org/concerts/m0nt3v3rd1-reconstructed-songs-of-love-and-war/

Edward RosenBerg III performs Patrick Castillo's Two Pieces after Grass for tenor saxophone and sampler.

http://antisocialmusic.org/performances/DrinksAloneAgainAgain.shtml

The Hot Air Music Festival presents Patrick Castillo's Dreamers often lie for violin, electronics, and spoken word.

http://hotairmusicfestival.com/

The University of Northern Colorado Open Space Festival of New Music presents Patrick Castillo's Incident for cello and piano.

http://www.arts.unco.edu/music/openspace

The Havana Contemporary Music Festival presents Patrick Castillo's Incident for cello and piano and Anthem [anathema] (from The Quality of Mercy) for mezzo-soprano, violin, and electronics.

http://www.musicacontemporanea.cult.cu/