Narloch Piano Studio

Ursa Ensemble
2016-05-11 19:30 - 21:00 UTC | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Suggested Donation: $10
Program:
Quartet for the End of Time ~ Olivier Messiaen
I. Liturgie de cristal
II. Vocalise, pour l’Ange qui annonce la fin du Temps
III. Abîme des oiseaux
IV. Intermède
V. Louange à l’Éternité de Jésus
VI. Danse de la fureur, pour les sept trompettes
VII. Fouillis d’arcs-en-ciel, pour l’Ange qui annonce la fin du Temps
VIII. Louange à l’Immortalité de Jésus
Quintet in A minor for Piano and String Quartet, Op. 84 ~ Edward Elgar
I. Moderato-Allegro
II. Adagio
III. Andante-Allegro
Joseph Sanchez, Clarinet; Jonathan Hannau, Piano; Rachel Brown, Violin; Nicholas Jefferey, Viola; Veronica Nettles, Cello
Biography:
The Ursa Ensemble is a Chicago based Chamber group that seeks to present uncommon music to our audiences in unique ways, in unconventional places, and with individual interpretations. The Ursa ensemble is currently in its second official season, and has performed at a variety of locations across the Midwest, including Constellation Chicago, Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park, DePaul University School of Music, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, the DANK Haus, Tavern of Fine Arts, The Musical Offering, and the Ravenswood Fellowship United Methodist Church.
The Ursa Ensemble consists of some of the best young musicians in the Chicago area, all of whom are dedicated performers and artist-teachers. Clarinetist Joe Sanchez just accepted a position as Alternate Bass Clarinet with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Pianist Jonathan Hannau is also an accomplished composer, who recently won DePaul University’s distinguished Kleinman Award in Composition. Violinist Rachel Brown is the Associate Principal Second Violin of the South Bend Symphony Orchestra, and teaches violin lessons and chamber music at the Chicago Academy for the Arts. Violist Nicholas Jeffery holds the Principal Violist position with the Illinois Symphony Orchestra, and maintains a private studio in addition to teaching at the Chicago Academy for the Arts. Cellist Veronica Nettles focuses on performance in classical chamber music and world music collaborations as well as maintaining a private studio at DePaul University Community Music Division.

Goldfeather
2016-05-07 20:00 - 21:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
GOLDFEATHER is a Brooklyn-based folk music band-meets contemporary classical ensemble, with a dash of cabaret for flavor. Led by native Minnesotan singer and violinist Sarah Goldfeather, Goldfeather‘s music explores unusual melodies garnished with three-part harmonies against a lush indie-folk-pop backdrop. Sarah and her fearless conservatory-trained five-piece band – Dylan McKinstry (mandolin/voice), Katie Martucci (guitar/voice), Nathan Koci (accordion/banjo/voice) and Pat Swoboda (double bass) – have collective musical backgrounds in almost every genre imaginable, including classical, contemporary classical, folk, bluegrass, avante-garde jazz, rock, musical theater, electronic music, and more, all of which factor into Goldfeather‘s unique sound. Sarah herself, in her concurrent life as a contemporary music violinist, was recently featured at TEDxMET at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and spent the fall touring with Courtney Love. The band, which was recently featured at the Ecstatic Music Festival in New York City and the Times Two Series in Boston, has a 2014 EP called Goldfeather (released under their previous moniker, Sarah Goldfeather) and will release their first full-length album, Patchwork Quilt, in 2016. Goldfeather is licensed by Finegold Music.

Crook & Folly
2016-04-28 20:30 - 22:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Crook & Folly, DePaul University’s art and literature magazine, is hosting an Open Mic, featuring readings from their staff and a special sneak preview of the 36th edition. Come join fellow writers and artists and celebrate the annual publication. Music, refreshments, and snacks will be served.
Get your free ticket here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/crook-folly-open-mic-sneak-preview-tickets-24661701814

Eric Hollander and Jason Chen
2016-04-02 20:30 - 21:30 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Suggested Donation: $10
Eric Hollander, viola, and Jason Chen, accordion, perform as a duo
ERIC HOLLANDER is a multidisciplinary artist in search of mind-opening concepts and better methods for the globalization of original ideas. With extensive exposure in classical viola repertoire (especially focused on 20th and 21st century performance practice), traditional Irish and Celtic music, big band jazz, ska, funk, and free improvisation, Eric has found his way into a wide variety of ensemble, composer-collaborative, and creatively driven experiences. Most notably, he has participated in the Midwest Fleadh Chiol (1st place), the Massachusetts 2014 ASTA competition (2nd place), The Bowdoin International Music Festival, Gamper New Music Festival, and The Lucerne Festival Academy. Besides his musical adventures, Eric is deeply involved in poetry writing and works as the editor-in-chief of Crook & Folly literary magazine. Eric received his BM in viola performance from the Boston Conservatory in 2014 and an MA in writing and publishing from DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois in 2015. Recently, Eric has been working extensively with keyboard artist, Jason Chen – whose positive collaboration, enthusiasm, and psychological tolerance he considers to be absolutely unparalleled.
Since his move to Chicago in summer 2015, JASON CHEN has been present primarily as a recent graduate in piano performance from a neighboring university and a freelance accompanist to the performance circle – despite his occasional reluctance. A peculiar tendency to indulge in any activity that would potentially prevent him from practicing the piano has recently brought him to the unexplored territory of playing other types of keyboard instruments, specifically the accordion and melodica. Jason works extensively with Eric Hollander, whom he considers one of the most politically incorrect, lucid and sincere violists and chamber music partners he has known thus far.

Spring Recital
2016-03-27 13:30 - 16:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Students of Narloch Piano Studio perform solo piano pieces
Refreshment sign-up sheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IgtdTPKeq_M8svSQ5nQsvsRHLGX2Jh7_F_oyq3oqGZk/edit?usp=sharing
Live stream:
ustre.am/UH99

Earsight Duo
2016-03-26 20:30 - 21:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Suggested Donation: $10
Edo Frenkel – “how to draw the human figure” for piano and video
Earsight Duo is a creative duo that pairs Ferry’s daring percussion with Xuan’s virtuosic video art. Together, they create programs that unite music and visuals with extraordinary skill, humor, and sophistication.
EarsightDuo.com

Patterns in a Chromatic Field
2016-03-10 19:30 - 21:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Alexander Ellsworth and Christopher Narloch perform Morton Feldman’s rarely performed 90-minute work written in 1981:
PATTERNS IN A CHROMATIC FIELD
Suggested Donation: $10
Alexander Ellsworth, cello
Christopher Narloch, piano

Second Species
2016-03-05 20:30 - 21:30 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Second Species 2016 Tour

New Music for the Flute and Bassoon

Hannah Hammel, flute

Ben Roidl-Ward, bassoon

$10 Suggested Donation

Program:

Seven Pieces (2015) Theo Chandler (b. 1992)

Enlaced (2016) Jesse Limbacher (b. 1991)

Mythical Maze (2015) Daria Tennikova-Satral (b. 1989)

carnal species (2015) Kurt Isaacson (b. 1986)

(PAUSE)

grandFather (2012-13) Chris Fischer-Lochhead (b. 1984)

Caccia (2016) Peter Kramer (b. 1989)

Sittin In A Tree (2016) Rob Hutchinson (b. 1970)

Second Species is an ensemble committed to exploring the sonic and expressive capabilities of the flute and bassoon duo by working closely with living composers in the development of new works and sharing this music with a broad range of audiences across the country. As students at the Oberlin Conservatory, Hannah Hammel and Ben Roidl-Ward founded Second Species in 2015, making their debut with the world premiere of Kurt Isaacson’s eerie carnal species. This season, the duo expands its repertoire with commissions from Theo Chandler, Rob Hutchinson, Peter Kramer, and Jesse Limbacher. Second Species will perform these new works in six cities on tour in spring of 2016 in addition to Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos’ mysterious and evocative Bachianas Brasilieras No. 6 ,Chris Fisher-Lochhead’s groundbreaking grandFather for solo bassoon, and Daria Tennikova-Satral’s Mysterious Maze​ for solo flute.

http://secondspecies.weebly.com/

Crippled Symmetry
2016-01-31 19:00 - 20:30 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Isaac Stevenson, Dalia Chin, and Christopher Narloch perform Morton Feldman’s rarely performed 90-minute work written in 1983:
CRIPPLED SYMMETRY
Suggested Donation: $10
Isaac Stevenson, percussion
Dalia Chin, flutes
Christopher Narloch, piano and celesta

Grant Wallace Band
2016-01-23 20:30 - 22:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Grant Wallace Band, Thomas Snydacker, and Ben Roidl-Ward perform at Narloch Piano Studio.
Suggested Donation: $10
Grant Wallace Band is a trio of composer-performers weaving a diaphanous sound from threads of new music, modern jazz, and old-time folk styles. Composing through a uniquely collaborative process, Ben Hjertmann (voice/mandolin), Chris Fisher-Lochhead (viola), and Luke Gullickson (piano/guitar) also draw inspiration from outsider artists including the band’s namesake. 2015 saw the release of the band’s debut album Axle of the World (with Rabbit) and the EP Four Songs, both on the Two Labyrinths label.
http://www.grantwallaceband.com/
Thomas Snydacker is a saxophonist and educator currently based in Chicago. He has appeared as an orchestral musician with ensembles including the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Cabrillo Festival Orchestra, and the New World Symphony where he has worked under the direction of such luminaries as John Adams, Leonard Slatkin, Michael Tilson Thomas, and Marin Alsop. As a strong advocate for new music, he has a substantial list of premieres to his credit, including works by a pair of Rome Prize winners, Roger Boutry and John Anthony Lennon. Aside from his work with various orchestras; his saxophone quartet, the Estrella Consort; and as a soloist, Snydacker has performed with such notable new music ensembles as the Fulcrum Point New Music Ensemble, a.pe.ri.od.ic, and Mocrep. Snydacker is currently the instructor of saxophone at the Merit School of Music in Chicago. He has previously served on the faculty of Northwestern University as an instructor, teaching in the general music curriculum, coaching saxophone quartets, and directing the Northwestern University Saxophone Ensemble. He is currently in the final stages of a doctoral degree at Northwestern University. He also holds degrees from Arizona State University and the University of Minnesota, where he studied with Eugene Rousseau.
http://www.tsnydacker.com/
Ben Roidl-Ward is a bassoonist and improviser currently pursuing a Master’s degree at Rice University. A recent graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory, Ben has toured with Oberlin’s Orchestra and Contemporary Music Ensemble, and recently presented all-new works for string trio and winds on tour with the string trio Chartreuse. He has performed at the Kennedy Center and as the Detroit Chamber Winds and Strings’ Young Ensemble-in-Residence with his Reed Trio, Third Rail. As a soloist, Ben has been featured with the Seattle Symphony and the Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble. Currently a student of Ben Kamins, he previously studied with Francine Peterson and George Sakakeeny.

Earsight Duo
2016-01-02 08:30 - 21:30 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Program:
Long Distance: Monroe, NC by Steven Snowden
Clapping Music Variations inspired by Steve Reich
Long Distance: Brooklyn, NY by Steven Snowden
…Ex Machina: Genghis? by Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez arr. Earsight Duo
Long Distance: Atlanta, GA by Steven Snowden
Bio:
Earsight Duo is a creative duo that pairs Ferry’s daring percussion with Xuan’s virtuosic video art. Together, they create programs that unite music and visuals with extraordinary skill, humor, and sophistication. First prize winners of the 2015 SMIA Competition, their upcoming season includes a week-long residency at the University of South Carolina and a featured showcase at the Chamber Music America conference at (Le) Poisson Rouge.
EarsightDuo.com

InterSpheres Trio
2015-11-05 20:30 - 21:30 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Suggested Donation: $10
InterSpheres Trio performs works by Balázs Horváth, Asha Srinivasan, and Dan Tramte.
Program:
Balázs Horváth – Dualith
Asha Srinivasan – Utthista
Balázs Horváth – Racs (world premiere)
Dan Tramte – i/o
InterSpheres Trio is Dr. Lisa Bost-Sandberg, flute; Éva Polgár, piano; Jacob Harpster, percussion.

COMPOSER Bios
Balázs Horváth received several prizes at Hungarian and international composer competitions, his compositions are frequently performed in Hungary and abroad. Beside the structural collectedness his music is very colourful, sometimes rich in enterprising sound effects and often uses grotesque poetic and melodic ideas. Balázs Horváth regularly appears as conductor and performer of contemporary music. In 2009 he founded THReNSeMBle with six young musicians for performing contemporary music from Hungary and from abroad.
As an Indian-American composer, Asha Srinivasan draws from her Western musical training and her Indian heritage to create her compositional language. Her music has been presented at various national and international venues including SEAMUS, ICMC, June in Buffalo, SCI, and the National Flute Convention. She won the Ruam Samai award at the 2011 Thailand International Composition Festival for Dviraag (flute and cello) and she was selected for the 2012 Mizzou New Music Summer Festival, where Svara-lila (chamber orchestra) was premiered by Alarm Will Sound. She has also won national commissioning competitions, including the BMI Foundation’s Women’s Music Commission and the Flute/Cello Commissioning Circle. Other honors include: multiple ASCAPlus Awards, the Walsum prize for Kalpitha (string quartet), and the Prix d’Eté 2nd prize for Alone, Dancing (flute and electronics). Her works have been recorded on Ablaze Records, Beauport Classical, and Mark Records. Her studies include: D.M.A. in Composition at University of Maryland, College Park; M.Mus. in Computer Music Composition and Music Theory Pedagogy at the Peabody Conservatory, and B.A. at Goucher College. For more information, please visit www.twocomposers.org
Dan Tramte (b. 1985) is a composer, a teaching fellow at Harvard, a new media/music theorist, and the YouTube ‘Score Follower.’ Listeners have described his music in terms such as “noisy, intense” (Computer Music Journal 34-4), “youthful, energetic” (CMJ 35-3) “glitchy, fragmented, lots of silence” (ICMC 2011 review), “medium rare filet mignon” (Elainie Lillios), “I don’t feel safe in this room anymore” (Joseph Lyszczarz), and “This makes my face feel funny” (Monica Hershberger). In 2014/15 his works have been toured throughout USA and Europe by ensembles/soloists InterSpheres Trio, Patchwork, and Nico Couck. 2016 projects include Promenade Sauvage tour, and commissions from Keith Kirchoff, Weston Olencki, and Wild Rumpus.
PERFORMER Bios
(FLUTE)
Dr. Lisa Bost-Sandberg teaches composition at the University of Mary and performs as principal flute of the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra and flutist of the InterSpheres Trio. Active as a performer, composer, improviser, and educator, her guest appearances include universities, conferences, and festivals in the United States and Europe. She has recorded on the Albany, GIA, and North Texas Jazz labels. A dedicated advocate of the music of today, she has premiered numerous pieces and is currently serving as chair of the National Flute Association New Music Advisory Committee. Her compositions have been selected for performance at regional, national, and international events, including National Flute Association conventions and the World Saxophone Congress in Scotland. A Montana native, Bost-Sandberg lives in Grand Forks and is a graduate of the University of Iowa (Bachelor of Music), New York University (Master of Arts), and the University of North Texas (Doctor of Musical Arts). www.lisabost.com
(PIANIST)
Hungarian pianist Éva Polgár is a renowned performer of traditional and contemporary music. She has performed as a soloist, chamber musician, and recording artist in Hungary, Germany, Finland, France, the United Kingdom, Colombia, and the United States. Recent performances have included concerto appearances with conductors Tamás Vásáry at the Budapest Danube Palace and Horst Förster at the Leipzig Gewandhaus. A graduate of the Franz Liszt University in Budapest and the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Ms. Polgár has won top prizes in competitions including the International Liszt Competition in Los Angeles. She is a doctoral candidate at the University of North Texas where she holds a Teaching Fellowship position. Ms. Polgár was recognized with UNT’s Sherman/Barsanti Inspiration Award for her originality and dedication to her creative pursuits.
(PERCUSSIONIST)
Jacob Harpster is a percussionist currently based in Chicago. As a multifaceted soloist and chamber musician, Jacob has toured throughout the United States, Europe, South Korea and all 47 prefectures in Japan. An enthusiast of contemporary music, Harpster has commissioned and premiered many works throughout the U.S. and Europe. Harpster earned his BM in percussion performance from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music where he was awarded the prestigious Performer’s Certificate and while at IU was grand prize winner of the Yamaha Young Performing Artists Competition. He earned his MM in percussion performance with related field studies in contemporary performance from the University of North Texas. Residing in Chicago, Harpster performs with the Civic Orchestra of Chicago and is a collaborating artist with Chicago-based contemporary music ensemble, Fonema Consort.

Fonema Consort: After Interventions at Constellation
2015-11-01 20:30 - 22:00 | Constellation, 3111 N Western Ave., Chicago, IL, United States
PROGRAM
Sivan Cohen-Elias – How Long is Now
Marisol Jimenez – Caro cibus
Chris Mercer – Octoid
Monte Weber – Mimesis
Katherine Young – Master of Disguises

NPS Halloween Recital
2015-10-25 13:00 - 17:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

Amanda DeBoer & Christopher Narloch, Erica Dicker & Ryan Ingebritsen
2015-10-08 20:30 - 22:00 | Constellation, 3111 N Western Ave., Chicago, IL, United States
Amanda DeBoer and Christopher Narloch will give the world premiere of “Jumalattaret” by John Zorn.
Elementary Princess of Evil (Erica Dicker and Ryan Ingebritsen)
ROCK PAPER SCISSORS pre-release show
DETAILS
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Penderecki Sextet
2015-08-11 20:00 - 21:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Penderecki Sextet;
Tuesday, August 11, 8:00pm;
Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave.;
$10 Suggested Donation;
Mathew S. James, horn;
Zachary Good, clarinet;
Min Park, violin;
Helen Hess, viola;
Alexander Ellsworth, cello;
Christopher Narloch, piano;
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Ryan Packard and Quince
2015-08-07 19:00 - 21:00 | Ravenswood Manor Park, Chicago, IL, United States
Ryan Packard, percussion, opens for the contemporary vocal ensemble Quince as part of the Horner Park Advosory Council (HPAC) Summer Concert Series at Ravenswood Manor Park.
Ryan Packard bio:
Ryan Packard is a percussionist, improviser, and composer based in Chicago who avidly performs contemporary and experimental music. He studied percussion at Oberlin Conservatory of Music under Michael Rosen, completed his Masters of Music at McGill University under Aiyun Huang and Fabrice Marandola, and currently performs both independently and with Fonema Consort.

Quince bio:
With the precision and flexibility of modern chamber musicians, Quince Contemporary Vocal Ensemble specializes in experimental vocal repertoire that is changing the paradigm of contemporary music. Comprised of vocalists Elizabeth Pearse, Kayleigh Butcher, Amanda DeBoer Bartlett, and Carrie Henneman Shaw, Quince is dedicated to providing a wider exposure for the music of living composers.

NPS Summer Recital 2015
2015-06-28 15:00 - 17:00 | Ravenswood Manor Park, Chicago, IL, United States
Come and listen to students from Narloch Piano Studio perform in the third annual Horner Park Advisory Council NPS Summer Recital! Bring your own chair or blanket, or sprawl out on the grass. Enjoy refreshments at the studio afterwards.

Hasco Duo and Christopher Narloch
2015-05-20 20:00 - 21:30 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Amanda DeBoer Bartlett, voice;
Jesse Langen, guitar;
Christopher Narloch, piano

Fonema Consort with Christopher Narloch
2015-04-26 20:00 - 22:00 | Constellation, 3111 N Western Ave., Chicago, IL, United States
Frequency Series Presents Interventions
Fonema Consort with Christopher Narloch

Oliver Hickman composer concert
2015-04-23 20:00 - 21:00 | Sherwood Community Music School Recital Hall, 1312 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Mocrep performs music by Oliver Hickman. Nick Meryhew, trombone; Ashlyn Olson, violin; Ryan Zerna, flute; Christopher Narloch, piano

Pablo Moreno Masters Recital
2015-04-11 16:00 - 17:00 | DePaul University Chamber Hall
Vivaldi Oboe Concerto – Christopher Narloch, harpsichord; Poulenc Oboe Sonata – Christopher Narloch, piano – and other works by Mozart, M. Wright, and Piazzolla

Spring Recital
2015-03-29 13:00 - 17:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Student concert

RU SSDP Art Fundraiser
2015-03-28 19:00 - 21:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Students for Sensible Drug Policy at Roosevelt University is hosting a very special fundraiser to benefit Students for Sensible Drug Policy (ssdp.org) and our chapter.
We’ve reached out to our many talented friends and family members to gather some amazing artwork that will be up for grabs in our raffle!! We’ll be sharing some photos of the pieces donated for this event as the event nears, so be sure to check back to see what you could take home with you that evening.
Additionally, some talented musicians have agreed to perform this evening just for YOU!
*First on the lineup is the very talented Nick Zettell! Not only is he a great guitarist, he is an SSDP alum and newly appointed midwest regional president of the SSDP alumni association. Check out his tunes here:https://soundcloud.com/nicholas-zettell
*We’ll also have tunes by Owen Davis and Zachary Good from Chicago’s own Mocrep! They’ll be serving up some improvised goodies and then some! Check out some recent work from the ensemble here:https://vimeo.com/mocrep and check out Owen’s site here: www.owen-davis.com
Good art, good music, good snacks, and good people? You know you wanna!!
Suggested donation at the door plus raffle for the art!! Refreshments will be provided.

Hasco Duo and Mabel Kwan
2015-03-18 20:00 - 21:30 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Amanda DeBoer Bartlett, voice;
Jesse Langen, guitar;
Mabel Kwan, clavichord

Frequency Series presents Daniel Wyche and Mocrep
2015-03-08 20:30 - 22:30 | Constellation, 3111 N Western Ave., Chicago, IL, United States
Must be 18+

Program:
“Dieter Sanchez” (2012) for guitar, cello, and feedback system by Martin Schüttler;
“ephémère” (1977) for three percussionists and piano by Mathias Spahlinger;
“Gier” (2008) for oboe, piano, double bass, percussion, and electronics by Martin Schüttler;
“Hygiene” (2011) for ten performers and electronics by Jennifer Walshe;
A site-specific, improvisation-based piece for guitar, percussion, and electronics (world premiere) by Daniel Wyche and Ryan Packard

Holiday Recital
2014-12-21 14:00 - 16:00 | Luther Memorial Church, 2500 W Wilson Ave, Chicago, IL, 60625, United States

Halloween Recital
2014-10-26 13:00 - 17:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Student recitals at 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00. Enjoy Halloween music and food, and wear a costume!

Ensemble Mocrep
2014-10-24 20:00 - 21:00 | Narloch Piano Studio, 4636 N Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Ensemble Mocrep performs works by Natacha Diels, Matthias Kranebitter, and Malin Bang.

Music Walk at The Ravenswood Art Walk
2014-10-04 14:00 - 18:00 | Julius Meinl, 4115 N Ravenswood Ave, Chicago, IL, United States
Event starts at 2:00PM & 6:00PM – Free admission.
Join us for a progressive concert through Ravenswood’s hidden performance spaces and contemporary classical music from Peter Ferry (percussion), Alyson Berger (cello), and ensemble mocrep. The concert begins above the Julius Meinl Coffee Bar (4115 N Ravenswood) – after each stop, the performers will lead the audience on a short walk to the next location.
*Since this show is on the move, be sure to get to the starting location on time.*
Music Walk Ravenswood ArtWalk is sponsored by Access Contemporary Music, Julius Meinl North America, and Begyle Brewing. Food/drink tastings will be provided by our sponsors.
Performances include music by Steven Snowden, James Tenney, Tomiko Kojiba, Sam Pluta, Peter Ablinger, and Panayiotis Kokoras.
