Bang On A Can All Stars News

 
Bang on a Can Marathon Opens River To River Festival, 6/17
Broadway World
This year's Marathon will feature rare performances by some of the most innovative pioneering musicians of our time side-by-side with some of today's newest exciting young artists: The explosive Bang on a Can All-Stars will play the near impossible ...


 
Bang on a Can Plays Evan Ziporyn and Others at Tully Hall
New York Times
The sprawling celebration ended with the collective's chamber ensemble, the Bang on a Can All-Stars, and the American premiere of “Field Recordings,” with contributions from nine composers — including Mr. Gordon, Mr. Lang, Ms. Wolfe and Mr. Ziporyn ...

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New York Times
May 20 — 26
New York Times
Then Ashley Bathgate, the Bang on a Can All-Stars's cellist, is joined by the ensemble's pianist, Vicky Chow, and the percussionist Ian Rosenbaum, for music by Arvo Pärt, Annie Gosfield, Bill Ryan, Michael van der Aa and John Zorn.


 
Wall Street Journal
Banging the Drum For New Classical
Wall Street Journal
Since hosting its first marathon in 1987, Bang on a Can has grown to encompass a resident ensemble, the Bang on a Can All-Stars, that records and tours extensively; the avant-garde marching band Asphalt Orchestra; a record label; and a summer festival ...

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Sequenza21
Cellophilia: W4′s All-Cello Event (A Preview)
Sequenza21
There are eight cellists scheduled to appear, among them are Mariel Roberts, who is also a co-producer of the concert, and Bang On a Can All-Stars' Ashley Bathgate. Composer and W4 co-founder Molly Herron (pictured second from left; although her music ...


 
Classical Music and Opera Listings for May 18-24
New York Times
Ms. Bathgate, the Bang on a Can All-Stars cellist, shares her 10 pm set with the pianist Vicky Chow and the percussionist Ian Rosenbaum. At 8 and 10 pm, the Stone, Avenue C and Second Street, East Village, thestonenyc.com; $10 per set.

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Classical Music/Opera Listings for April 27 — May 3
New York Times
Naturally, Bang on a Can forges ahead resolutely with a triple bill featuring the Bang on a Can All-Stars in nine thematically related premieres and Asphalt Orchestra in a first-time collision with Tatsuya Yoshida of the Japanese prog-rock band Ruins.