Category Archives: Event

Please note that our building’s only elevator is still out of service, so the only way to access the Chapel is via a couple flights of stairs. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Trio de Bois presents an evening of new music for reed trio (bassoon, oboe, clarinet) featuring an international roster of living composers and highlighting works commissioned for their … Read More →

Please note that our building’s only elevator is still out of service, so the only way to access the Chapel is via a couple flights of stairs. We apologize for the inconvenience.

From graphic scores to broken instruments, Ensemble Unnamable presents an evening of acoustic music, led by writer and composer Ian Gwin. 

The term “Pure Land” in Buddhist discourse refers … Read More →

Please note that our building’s only elevator is still out of service, so the only way to access the Chapel is via a couple flights of stairs. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Drummer Sean Meehan (NYC) began performing during the late 1980s, presenting his increasingly refined and reductive approach to the drum set at small, informal spaces and artist-run festivals … Read More →

Please note that our building’s only elevator is still out of service, so the only way to access the Chapel is via a couple flights of stairs. We apologize for the inconvenience.

An evening of experimental electronics in support of the new album, Fractured Whole, by Cruel Diagonals.

Since 2016, Los Angeles-based multimedia artist, Cruel Diagonals (aka Megan Mitchell), has been creating … Read More →

Please note that our building’s only elevator is still out of service, so the only way to access the Chapel is via a couple flights of stairs. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Marco de Carvalho (guitar and vocal) & Mirta Wymerszberg (flute, vocal, and bandoneon) invite everyone to experience beautiful original and traditional music from Brazil & Argentina with great … Read More →

Luke Fitzpatrick presents an evening of exciting and fresh new solo works for violin, electronics and voice. Drawing on his experience in the Harry Partch Ensemble, Luke will present newly commissioned works by composers Kerrith Livengood, Sam Krahn, Marcin Pączkowski and Luke Fitzpatrick that meld the violin/electronic aesthetic with an added vocal element. The concert will also feature a “golden” classic: a work for … Read More →

Doors at 7:30; Feel free to bring blankets or cushions to sit/lie on the floor.

Seattle-based collective/label Jade Plain shares an audiovisual journey featuring electronic atmospheres generated using a medley of hardware samplers and synths dancing with live reactive visuals, sculptural artwork, textiles, and puppetry playfully arranged by Enereph, Jon Scheid, and Nick Bigelow.

Connie Fu is Enereph, an artist bringing … Read More →

Southern seeds sown on Ohlone Land in 2019, Ana Cuevas’ one-woman ethereal electronic project Mind Mirage sprouted summer 2020. She’s currently on her first tour which is supporting the reissue of her debut EP, Burn to Grow Greener.

August started as a solo project from August Eliason based out of Anacortes, WA that explored drone, folk, noise, improvisation and holds a consistent … Read More →

Bicoastal duo Slingshot (Jessica Lurie, saxophone, flute, electronics, toys; and Heather Bentley, viola, cello, violin, electronics, whatnot) draws on their collective musical experience on the concert stage, bandstand, circus, garage, and from their influences of the West Coast, East Coast, Bottom Coast, Top Shelf, junk drawer, Balkan, Symphonic, American, Classical, Jazz, composed and improvised melange that make up their … Read More →

Kieran Daly will play monophonic guitar solos focused on idiomatic forms of bending, buzzing, honking, stepping, tuning, and their improvised ordering in time. Opening set by A.F. Jones. 

Kieran Daly is a musician currently residing in Chicago. Using improvisation and iterative nonlinear processes as primary means for constructing a mostly monophonic music from first principles, his prolific work has been … Read More →