The Royal Conservatory of Toronto presents the Glenn Gould School New Music Ensemble in the 21C Music Series, performing a world premiere by Anna Höstman, Zosha's Phonotopographie, and a work by Japanese composer Toshio Hosokawa.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at the Auditorium Chamber Series at the University of Idaho as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Pinto Correia, Elliott Carter, and John Zorn.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at Chamber Music in Yellow Springs, Ohio, as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Pinto Correia, Elliott Carter, and John Zorn.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at Vassar College as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Pinto Correia, Joshua Roman, and John Zorn.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at Cologne Philharmonie as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Pinto Correia, Elliott Carter, and John Zorn.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at Hamilton College as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Tyshawn Sorey, Ryan Carter, Pinto Correia, and Elliott Carter.
Pianist Julia Den Boer performs Zosha's DUX for solo piano, alongside works by Saunders, Lucier, Yulsman, Cleare, at Chicago's Constellation as part of the Frequency Festival 2019.
The Contrechamps ensemble will perform Zosha’s Patina on March 9, 2019. More details on the ensemble and programming can be found here.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at West Virginia University as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Pinto Correia, Elliott Carter, and John Zorn.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at the Giovine Orchestra Genovese in Genoa, Italy as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Tyshawn Sorey, Rodericus, and Elliott Carter.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at Duke University as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Tyshawn Sorey and John Zorn.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at San Francisco State University as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Garcia Islas, Elliott Carter and Tyshawn Sorey.
Conductor Gemma New presents an evocative program with the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra that integrates visual and multimedia arts, featuring Zosha’s Cortège. The program also features works by Cerrone and Frehner.
The New Bedford Symphony Orchestra presents "Epic Journeys," featuring Zosha's Lineage, pianist Joyce Yang with Barber's Piano Concerto, and Rachmaninoff.
Violinist Alexandra Greffen-Klein performs Zosha’s Patina for solo violin at Reid Hall | Columbia Global Centers Paris on June 1, 2019. The program is a celebration of women composers from around the world.
Alarm Will Sound presents Zosha’s Phonotopographie in St. Louis, on a program that also includes Pale Icons of Night, a new violin concerto by Oscar Bettison; Try, a musical exploration of the struggle for perfection; and Electric Aroma, a piece written by Viet Cuong for Alarm Will Sound and the 2018 Mizzou International Composition Festival.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at the University of Iowa as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Pinto Correia, Elliott Carter, and Ligeti.
Aventa performs Zosha’s Strange Matter at the University of Victoria School of Music in a program entitled “Streets become liars,” which also features works by Ligeti, Christopher Mayo, and Lisa Ilean.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at the University of South Carolina School of Music, as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Cross, and Georg Friedrich Haas.
The Mivos String Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at the Bronx Community College library.
Admission is free and open to the public; reservations not required.
The Victoria Symphony, conducted by Bill Linwood, will feature Zosha's Dear Life in "My Name is Amanda Todd," a program also featuring works by Nobles, Simms, and Morlock.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at the Abrons Arts Center as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour, at the Open Source Music Festival. Program also includes pieces by Pinto Correia, Sabrina Schroeder, and Ligeti.
The Mivos String Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at the Italian Academy of Columbia University.
Admission is free and open to the public; reservations not required.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 in Berlin, Germany, as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Morton Feldman, Elliott Carter, Liza Lim, and Iannis Xenakis.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 in Geneva, Switzerland, as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Ligeti, Pinto Correia, Michel Roth, and John Zorn.
The La Jolla Symphony in California will perform Zosha's Lineage, directed by Steve Schick, alongside works by Tan Dun and Igor Stravinsky.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 at San Francisco State University as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Ligeti, and by Berklee College of Music student composers Young Jun Lee, Pedro Osuna, Noah Hubbell, Shaun Chen
The International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) performs Zosha's Sprung Testament at their residency at the University of North Texas.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 in Basel, Switzerland, as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Ligeti, Pinto Correia, Michel Roth, and John Zorn.
JACK Quartet performs Zosha’s String Quartet No. 1 in Mexico City, Mexico, as part of Festival Vértice, as part of the ensemble’s 2018-19 quartet tour. Program also includes pieces by Ligeti, Garcia Islas, and John Zorn.
The JACK Quartet and members of the Lucerne Festival alumni will give the American premiere of Zosha's Octet (2018) at SoundLAB at the Philadelphia Orchestra's Barnes-Stokowski Festival Program. The program also includes works by Wang Lu, Boulez, Manoury, and George Benjamin.
Violinist Pala Garcia and pianist Jacob Greenberg will perform Zosha’s Sprung Testament for violin and piano at CUNY.
Performances of Zosha's chamber music by Talea Ensemble at Musikprotokoll in Graz, Austria, alongside works by Grisey and Haas (specific pieces to be announced).
Performances of Zosha's chamber music by Talea Ensemble at Columbia Global Centers | Reid Hall in Paris, France, alongside works by Grisey and Haas (specific pieces to be announced).
The Ensemble of the Lucerne Festival Alumni will perform Zosha's Four Miniatures for Woodwind Quintet.
"A way to make classical music straightforward: When the workday is over but the evening has not quite begun – there’s time for music then. More exactly: for 40 minutes of music. Always at 18.20, before the “big event” symphony concerts, selected Festival artists are presented in the 40min series. Admission is free, there’s no dress code, and prior knowledge is unnecessary. For the artists not only make music but also take on the role of host and talk about what they’re playing and why they play it the way they do."
Alarm Will Sound will give the American premiere of Zosha's Phonotographie at the 2018 TimeSpans Festival.
Zosha's Dear Life is given its American premiere by the Cabrillo Festival Orchestra in Santa Cruz, California, with soprano Mary Mackenzie, at the opening concert of the 2018 Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music.
A new work of Zosha's will receive its world premiere at Banff's Summer Music Series by the JACK and Parker Quartets. There will be a pre-Concert talk at 6:45 p.m. in the Bentley Chamber Music Studio.
In an "Audience Encounter" program at Banff 2018, the JACK quartet is in conversation with Zosha. Five artists reflect on what they have learned from Haydn and Janáček.
Franz Joseph Haydn: String Quartet, Op. 33, No. 1 in B minor
Eybler Quartet
Leos Janáček: The Kreutzer Sonata
Parker Quartet
Zosha Di Castri: String Quartet No. 1
JACK Quartet
Zosha has been invited to join Music From Japan (MFJ), in association with Music Critics Association of North America (MCANA), to bring MCANA Institute to Japan (Tokyo and Fukushima City) in July 2018.
The Tokyo Sinfonietta will be performing Zosha's works, alongside others, at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Recital Hall on July 7 along with MFJ commissioned work by Kenji Sakai and Tokuhide Niimi.
The International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) will perform Zosha's Four Miniatures for Woodwind Quintet at the first Summer Music Open Studios: Ensemble Evolution at the Banff Centre for Arts & Creativity. The program also includes composer encounters with Claire Chase, Steven Schick, faculty composers and improvisers on the subject of "Beyond Repertoire: Making Music Outside of Conventional Habits."
Yarn/Wire performs Zosha's Tachitipo as part of Zosha's residency at the Y/W Institute at Stony Brook University.
Zosha will join the faculty at Yarn/Wire's summer 2018 Stony Brook Institute.
Eric Umble will perform Zosha's Du haut de l’Orillon at Scholes Street Studio in Brooklyn, NY in a program also featuring works by Mayuzumi, Peck, and Kanzler.
Zosha's Strange Matter will be featured at the 2018 Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C. in a program titled, "Music in Time | An Elemental Thing." Zosha's music is played alongside Annea Lockwood’s Water and Memory, while works by Anna Thorvaldsdottir and Jennifer Walshe underscore how, in its analog and digital manifestations, music is a living reflection of what it means to be human in 2018.
