Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

larla Ó Lionáird + Freelance Works

New works by

• Eric Cha-Beach

• Christopher Douthitt

• Liam Elliot

• Molly Herron

• Pascal Le Boeuf

• Steven Mackey

• Bora Yoon

Performed by:

• Cristina Altamura

• Steve Beck

• Miles Brown

• David Degge

• Domenica Fossati

• David Friend

• Coleman Itzkoff

• Pascal Le Boeuf

• Jessica Meyer

• Iarla Ó Lionáird

• Eleonore Oppenheim

• Courtney Orlando

• Bill Solomon

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Bora Yoon
Casual Miracles

I. Proprioception Game
II. the wonder that's keeping the stars apart

Courtney Orlando, violin; David Friend, piano, ebows; Bill Solomon, percussion

Liam Elliot
I Am Full of the Sea

Iarla Ó Lionáird, voice; poem and field Recordings by Monica Kidd; melody by Iarla Ó Lionáird

Pascal Le Boeuf
Pure of Heart
Night Visions
See in the Dark

Iarla Ó Lionáird, voice; Jessica Meyer, viola; Miles Brown, bass; Pascal Le Boeuf, piano

INTERMISSION

Eric Cha-Beach
pppppddddd

Cristina Altamura, piano; David Degge, hammered dulcimer

Molly Herron
The Same River

I.
II.

Domenica Fossati, flute and voice; Eleonore Oppenheim, bass and voice; David Degge, percussion and voice; poems by John Knight

Christopher Douthitt
Oillet Eye

David Degge, hammered dulcimer, percussion, voice

Steven Mackey
Through Your Fingers

Coleman Itzkoff, cello; Steve Beck, piano

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Movie Night

A showcase of the intersection between modern composition and video projection, featuring new works by Princeton University composers.

Works by

• Florent Ghys

• Pascal Le Boeuf

• Andrew Lovett

• Gemma Peacocke

• Anna Pidgorna

• Annika Socolofsky

• Cleek Schrey

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Florent Ghys
The Four Suburban Seasons

1. Summer
2. Fall
3. Winter
4. Spring

Pascal Le Boeuf
Mirror Image

Music and lyrics by Pascal Le Boeuf; produced by Pascal Le Boeuf, Ian Chang, and Rafiq Bhatia (appearing courtesy of ANTI- Records)

Video by Four/Ten Media (Kevin Eikenberg and Evan Chapman); concept by Pascal Le Boeuf & Bec Plexus; Nicole Patrick, drummer in video

Bec Plexus, vocal; Pascal Le Boeuf, synthesizers, drums: Ian Chang, drums; JACK Quartet: Christopher Otto, violin; Ari Streisfeld, violin; John Pickford Richards, viola; Kevin McFarland, cello; Pascal Le Boeuf, vocals and synths; drums by Nathan Fox and Blake Hoffman (Elevator Music Company); Bec Plexus, additional vocals; Andy Taub, strings (Brooklyn Recording)

Mixing engineer: Dave Darlington (Bass Hit Studios); mastering engineer: Wouter Brandenburg

Andrew Lovett
Crossing Points

Film by Lucy Harris; music by Andrew Lovett; composed using samples by cellist Judith Mitchell

Florent Ghys
USA

INTERMISSION

Florent Ghys
The world’s best piano pieces

Pascal Le Boeuf, Keyboard

Gemma Peacocke
Lumen

Anna Pidgorna
On the courtship displays of Birds-of-Paradise

Annika Socolofsky
Turadh

Xuan, new media artist, filmmaker, and interdisciplinary collaborator; The Parhelion Trio: Sarah Carrier, flute; Ashleé Miller, clarinet; Andrea Christie, piano

Cleek Schrey
Daxophone Consort

The Daxophone Consort: Daniel Fishkin, Cleek Schrey, Ron Shalom

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Latitude 49

New works by

• Jenny Beck

• Pascal Le Boeuf

• Tom Morrison

• Juri Seo

• Annika Socolofsky

Performed by:

• Latitude 49

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Jenny Beck
Until You Are In The Dark

Latitude 49

Pascal Le Boeuf
Pac-Man Effect

Latitude 49

Juri Seo
Contrapuntal Forms

I. Canon
II. Cantus Firmus: “O rubor sanguinis”
III. Fugue

Latitude 49

INTERMISSION

Tom Morrison
Memory and Material

Latitude 49

Annika Socolofsky
Don’t say a word

Annika Socolofsky, Solo Vocalist
Latitude 49

I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.

Latitude 49: Andy Hall, saxophones; Andy Hudson, clarinets; Timothy Steeves, violin; Max Geissler, cello; Jani Parsons, piano; Chris Sies, percussion

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Alarm Will Sound

New works by

• Jenny Beck

• Donnacha Dennehy

• Pascal Le Boeuf

• Tom Morrison

• Connor Elias Way

• Alyssa Weinberg

• Bora Yoon

Performed by

• Alarm Will Sound

• Katherine Manley

• Iarla Ó Lionáird

Location: Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Tuesday, September 17, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Pascal Le Boeuf
Out of the Gate

Alarm Will Sound

Connor Elias Way
Raking Light

Alarm Will Sound

Alyssa Weinberg
If I were, when I was

Alarm Will Sound

Jenny Beck
Accidentally Witnessing Rain

Alarm Will Sound

Tom Morrison
Gowanus Circuits

Alarm Will Sound

Bora Yoon
Casual Miracles (select narrated vignettes)

I. The World Is Held Together by Invisible Knots II. Day of the Dead
III. Soul Lottery
IV. Two Wolves
V. Three Ways to Look at the Ocean

Alarm Will Sound

INTERMISSION

Donnacha Dennehy
The Hunger

Katherine Manley, soprano; Iarla Ó Lionáird, sean-nós singer; Alarm Will Sound

Alarm Will Sound: Erin Lesser, flutes; Christa Robinson, oboe; Bill Kalinkos, clarinet; Elisabeth Stimpert, clarinet; Michael Harley, bassoon; Nate Koci, horn; Tim Leopold, trumpet; Michael Clayville, trombone; Chris Thompson, percussion; Matt Smallcomb, percussion; John Orfe, piano; Courtney Orlando, violin; Yuki Numata Resnick, violin; Nathan Schram, viola; Stefan Freund, cello; Miles Brown, bass; Daniel Neumann, audio engineer; Alan Pierson, conductor and Artistic Director

Gavin Chuck, Executive Director; Annie Toth, General Manager; Jason Varvaro, Production Manager; Peter Ferry, Assistant Director of Artistic Planning; Chihiro Shibayama, Librarian

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Noah Kaplan: 'The Fall of Zalam'

New work by

• Noah Kaplan

• Hampton Fancher

Directed by

• Mark DeChiazza, director and production designer

• Jayce Ogren, conductor

Performed by

• Lily Akerman

• Nesa Azimi

• Michael Barron

• Judith Berkson

• Nicolas Borel

• Greg Chudzik

• Melinda DeChiazza Cloobeck

• Elyssa Dole

• Hampton Fancher

• Thomas Giles

• David Gordon

• Conrad Harris

• Molly Herron

• Matilde Huseby

• Rosie Kaplan

• Pascal LeBoeuf

• Jason Nazary

• Weston Olencki

• Kyle Pfortmiller

• Cleek Schrey

• Jeff Snyder

• Carrington Vilmont

• Red Wierenga

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Sunday, June 2, 2019
Start time: 6:00 pm

Program

Noah Kaplan
The Fall of Salam

Creative team
Noah K, composer; Hampton Fancher, librettist; Mark DeChiazza, director and production designer; Jayce Ogren, conductor

Cast
Rosie K, ‘Clementine’; Kyle Pfortmiller, ‘Malaz Zalam’; Carrington Vilmont, ‘Hernando’; Judith Berkson, ‘Mascote’; Melinda DeChiazza Cloobeck, puppeteer; Elyssa Dole, puppeteer

Band
Conrad Harris, violin; Thomas Giles, saxophone; Weston Olencki, trombone; Red Wierenga, synthesizers; Greg Chudzik, contrabass and electric bass; Jason Nazary, drums and percussion

Puppet video actors
Lily Akerman, Nesa Azimi, Michael Barron, Nicolas Borel, David Gordon, Matilde Huseby

Puppet voice actors
Hampton Fancher, Molly Herron, Matilde Huseby, Pascal LeBoeuf, Cleek Schrey, Jeff Snyder

Production personnel
Keithlyn B. Parkman, lighting designer; Maile Okamura, costume designer; Mark DeChiazza, puppet video designer, Desmond Knight, additional sound design; Wally Gunn, production manager; Jason Wirth, rehearsal pianist; Zalman Kelber, rehearsal pianist, Zalman Kelber, puppets cueing; Natia Kezevadze, wardrobe / dresser; Rosie K, puppet audio production; Florent Ghys, puppet audio recording; Joseph Branciforte, audio mastering

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Freelance Concert

New works by

• Pascal Le Boeuf

• Anna Meadors

• James Moore

• Gemma Peacocke

• Anna Pidgorna

• Dan Trueman

• Alyssa Weinberg

Performed by

• Cristina Altamura

• Leon Boykins

• Gabriel Cabezas

• Michael Davis

• Lauren Diaz

• Rochelle Ellis

• Corey Fonville

• Mila Henry

• Pascal Le Boeuf

• Anna Meadors

• Adrianne Munden-Dixon

• Real Loud

• Sandbox Percussion

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Tuesday, May 14, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Anna Meadors
Where did all the words go?

Anna Meadors, saxophone

Dan Trueman
24 Preludes

Helene’s Shadow
Shambolic
Ice Drop
Inside Out

Cristina Altamura, bitKlavier

Gemma Peacocke
In A Snowstorm of Moths

Adrianne Munden-Dixon, violin

Pascal Le Boeuf
A selection of works for jazz piano trio.
Compositions will be announced from the stage.

Pascal Le Boeuf, piano; Leon Boykins, bass; Corey Fonville, drums

INTERMISSION

James Moore
Oh

Lauren Diaz, french horn; Mila Henry, piano

Anna Pidgorna
Liebeslied

Rochelle Ellis, voice; Michael Davis, viola

Pascal Le Boeuf
Forbidden Subjects

Real Loud: Evan Runyon, bass; Tristan Kasten-Krause, bass; Brendon Randall-Myers, guitar; James Moore, guitar; Clara Warnaar, drums; Mark Utley, drums; Joe Tucker, Drums

Composed and Produced by Pascal Le Boeuf; Directed by Four/Ten Media; video concept by Pascal Le Boeuf, Evan Monroe Chapman, Kevin Eikenberg, and Evan Runyon.

Cast (in order of appearance)
Elsie Treuting, Sam Roman, Mabel Treuting, Jasper Mackey, Dylan Mackey, Joe Tucker, James Moore, Clara Warnaar, Evan Runyon, Tristan Kasten-Krause, Brendon Randall-Myers, Natalie Rakes, Shelley Washington, Pascal Le Boeuf, Anna Pidgorna, Jenny Beck

Duane de Four, content consultant (media critic and masculinity specialist); Bonnie Harris, content consultant (parenting and child behavior specialist); Madeleine Le Cesne, content consultant (anthropologist and Terrace representative); Shelley Washington, content and make-up consultant, Spencer Hadley, assistant producer; Shelley Washington, make-up; Rodeo, on-set therapy dog

Alyssa Weinberg
in the sand

Gabriel Cabezas, cello; Sandbox Percussion: Jonny Allen, percussion; Victor Caccese, percussion; Ian Rosenbaum, percussion; Terry Sweeney, percussion

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Generals Concert

New works by

• Tom Morrison

• Gemma Peacocke

• Cleek Schrey

• Connor Way

In response to works by

• Mauricio Kagel

• Beat Furrer

• Kate Soper

• Olivier Messiaen

Performed by

• Justine Aronson

• Maiani Da Silva

• Sarah Goldfeather

• Mitchell Lyon

• Mika Sasaki

• Annika Socolofsky

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Tuesday, April 30, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

I

Tom Morrison
Incorporeal Automata

Mitchell Lyon, cello; Mika Sasaki, piano

Beat Furrer
Drei Klavierstücke

Mika Sasaki, piano

II

Gemma Peacocke
Cicada

Annika Socolofsky, soprano; Maiani Da Silva, violin

Kate Soper
Cipher

Jenny Holzer feat. Ludwig Wittgenstein
Pietro Bembo feat. Michael Drayton
Introducing Sigmund Freud
Guido d’Arezzo presents Sarah Teasdale (feat. Jenny Holzer)

Justine Aronson, soprano; Sarah Goldfeather, violin

INTERMISSION

III

Mauricio Kagel
Ludwig van (excerpt)

Film

Cleek Schrey
Strange Creek Music

Film

IV

Connor Elias Way
Prelude (Hommage à Messiaen)

Mika Sasaki, piano

Olivier Messiaen
Prelude No. 6: “Cloches d’angoisses et larmes d’adieu”
(“Bells of Anguish and Tears of Farewell”)
from Prèludes pour piano

Mika Sasaki, piano

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Contemporaneous

New works by

• Florent Ghys

• Molly Herron

• James Moore

• Tom Morrison

• Annika Socolofsky

• Dan Trueman

Performed by

• Contemporaneous

• Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Florent Ghys
Brandi Loves Todd

Contemporaneous

Tom Morrison
Botanica

Contemporaneous

Molly Herron
An Opening Goodbye

Contemporaneous

Annika Socolofsky
“Little boy blue”

Contemporaneous

James Moore
Nocturnal Cyclops / Crystal Concubine

Contemporaneous

Dan Trueman
Work-in-Progress

Haw
Perhaps
Stromatolith
Lithic
I Can Feel It In My Bones

Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh, hardanger d’amore; Contemporaneous

Contemporaneous: Fanny Wyrick-Flax, flute; Vicente Alexim, clarinet; Evan Honse, trumpet; Daniel Linden, trombone; Adam Holmes, percussion; Robby Bowen, percussion; Milena Gligic, piano; Brendon Randall-Meyers, guitar; Kate Dreyfuss, violin; Josh Henderson, violin; Sarah Haines, viola; Dylan Mattingly, cello; Tristan Kasten-Krause, bass; David Bloom, conductor

Princeton Sound Kitchen Presents

Latitude 49

New works by

• Chen Yihan

• Liam Elliot

• Anna Meadors

• Noah Kaplan

• Juri Seo

Performed by

• Latitude 49

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free Admission
Date: Tuesday, April 9, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Pierce Gradone
Vamp

Latitude 49

Chen Yihan
Luantan

Latitude 49

Jason Treuting
so many tears

Latitude 49

Liam Elliot
Transpiring

Latitude 49

Sarah Kirkland Snider
You Are Free

Latitude 49

INTERMISSION

Juri Seo
Rondeau, Ostinato, and Fantasia

Latitude 49

Juri Seo
707 High Street

Mark Eichenberger, vibraphone; Juri Seo, keytar; Latitude 49

Latitude 49: Andy Hall, saxophones; Andy Hudson, clarinets; Timothy Steeves, violin; Max Geissler, cello; Jani Parsons, piano; Chris Sies, percussion

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Alex Dowling: ‘Reality Rounds’

Reality Rounds is a work for 4 'electronic' voices that repurposes autotune to create strange and otherworldly extensions of the voice.

New wok by

• Alex Dowling

Performed by

• Emma O’Halloran

• Annika Socolofsky

• Chris Douthitt

• Alex Dowling

• Pascal Le Boeuf

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Sunday, April 7, 2019
Start time: 7:00 pm

Program

Alex Dowling
Reality Rounds

Emma O’Halloran, soprano; Annika Socolofsky, alto; Chris Douthitt, tenor; Alex Dowling, bass; Pascal Le Boeuf, synthesizer

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

PLOrk, Eric Plutz, Rage Thormbones

The Princeton Laptop Orchestra (“PLOrk”) will join the RAGE Thormbones trombone duo, University Organist Eric Plutz, and members of the Princeton University Chapel Choir present a unique concert-meets-sound-installation event in the acoustically stunning University Chapel, an immense space in which sounds takes almost nine seconds to diffuse.

Throughout the concert, members of PLOrk will be positioned throughout the Chapel performing an electronic instrument invented by graduate student composer Christopher Douthitt. This new instrument evokes the sound of resonant metals bowed as if they were strings. The community is invited to move around the chapel to fully experience a range of new sounds in this FREE, unticketed event. The concert will feature three new works written for the occasion, written by graduate student composers Christopher Douthitt, Daniel Silliman, and Cleek Schrey. The works reimagine the chapel as both an interior and exterior experience, with the organ, trombones, choir and PLOrk joining to create waves of complex, glowing harmony. Stretches of wandering attention give way to overwhelming focus; inarticulate sounds suddenly find themselves making sense. One piece on the program features trombone sounds transformed electronically into a metallic meta-instrument spanning the length of the chapel. The performers—separated by hundreds of feet—engage in a group exploration of the sounds, timbres, and resonances hidden within both trombone and chapel alike.

New works by

• Christopher Douthitt

• Daniel Silliman

• Cleek Schrey

Performed by

• PLOrk

• RAGE Thormbones

• Eric Plutz

• Members of the Princeton University Chapel Choir

Location: The University Chapel at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Saturday, March 9, 2019
Start time: 5:00 pm

Program

Christopher Douthitt
Glyptic Channels

Cleek Schrey
/ˈbilō/

Daniel Silliman
untitled for brass and synthesis

PLOrk: Josh Becker ’19, Liam Elliot, Raphaël Forment, Claire Hu, Abbie Minard ’20, Porter Sherman ’19, Nikitas Tampakis, Theo Trevisan ’21, Matt Wang ’19

Rage Thormbones: Matt Barbier, trombone; Weston Olencki, trombone

Eric Plutz, organ

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Ensemble Three

New works by

• Chen Yihan

• Wally Gunn

• Rudresh Mahanthappa

• Anna Meadors

• Lawrence Wilde

Performed by

• Ensemble Three

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: February 21, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Chen Yihan
Steps to Unconsciousness

Fay Wang
―still―

Wally Gunn
Pinwheel

Rudresh Mahanthappa
Magically Delicious

Requiem for Indigo
Lucky Charms
Bagels
Some Say the World Will End in Sherbet. Some Say in Ice
Rise Up Indigo

INTERMISSION

Anna Meadors
Of latitude & light

Ken Murray
Sketches

Waltzing
798

Lawrence Wilde (also publishing as Yuri Boguinia)
Triptych

crawl
fate
stun

James Ledger
Voodoo Sonnets

Ensemble Three: Joel Brennan, trumpet; Don Immel, trombone; Ken Murray, guitar

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Modern Medieval

New works by

• Jenny Beck

• Eric Cha-Beach

• Liam Elliot

• Molly Herron

• Andrew Lovett

• Jeff Snyder

• Connor Way

• Bora Yoon

Performed by

• Modern Medieval

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Tuesday, April 3, 2018
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Connor Elias Way
O Rubor Sanguinis

Jenny Beck
While I Rest

Text by Thomas Weelkes (1576 – 1623)

Molly Herron
April Is

Liam Elliot
Wintra

Andrew Lovett
Wynter wakeneth al my care

INTERMISSION

Jeff Snyder
Bury Deep My Heart

Bora Yoon
Until It Opens

Eric Cha-Beach
Clement, Loving, Sweet

Modern Medieval: Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek, Martha Cluver, Eliza Bagg

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Sō Percussion

New works by

• Ninfea Cruttwell-Reade

• Molly Herron

• Anna Meadors

• Cleek Schrey

• Connor Elias Way

• Alyssa Weinberg

• Kendall K. Williams

Performed by

• Sō Percussion

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Friday, February 8, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Connor Elias Way
Machinist

Molly Herron
In Nomine

Ninfea Cruttwell-Reade
Four Movements for Mallet Quartet

I. poco a poco
II. con brio
III. grazioso
IV. moderato

Cleek Schrey
5 madrigals

Kendall K. Williams
Melodic Concept iii

Alyssa Weinberg
sonic exploration of resonant metals and snares

Anna Meadors
Interstice

Sō Percussion: Eric Cha-Beach, Josh Quillen, Adam Sliwinski, Jason Treuting

Princeton Sound Kitchen presents

Sō Percussion

New works by

• Jenny Beck

• Christopher Douthitt

• Florent Ghys

• Pascal Le Boeuf

• Tom Morrison

• Gemma Peacocke

• Annika Socolofsky

Performed by

• Sō Percussion

Location: Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall at Princeton University
Ticketing: Free admission
Date: Thursday, February 7, 2019
Start time: 8:00 pm

Program

Pascal Le Boeuf
Lamps

Christopher Douthitt
Set Adrift

Annika Socolofsky
The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows: ambedo

Gemma Peacocke
The Flight of Birds

Tom Morrison
Dystopia Etude no. 3

Jenny Beck
Turn Together

Florent Ghys
Big Dada

Sō Percussion: Eric Cha-Beach, Josh Quillen, Adam Sliwinski, Jason Treuting