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.

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.

The music of innovative young composer Zosha Di Castri extends beyond purely concert music, with electronic projects, sound art, and collaborations in video and dance. For this program, Di Castri shares an interactive preview of a work in progress, performed by the one of the world’s most accomplished and adventurous new music ensembles, ICE. Join International Contemporary Ensembles’ radical archiving experiment, presented by the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, and appreciate the composition process like never before.

Starting April 24th at 8am, tickets are to be reserved at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ice-at-the-library-collecting-zosha-di-castri-tickets-43358096233

(If you need assistance with online reservations, please visit the welcome desk at the Library for the Performing Arts' Lincoln Center Plaza entrance, where volunteers will make a reservation for you, even if you do not use email. For free events, The Library generally overbooks to ensure a full house. All registered seats are released 15 minutes before start time, so we recommend that you arrive early.)

Zosha will spend the week of May 21, 2018 recording her debut album at Oktaven Audio Studios.

In a diverse and magical program, Primrose Competition Prize Winner Elias Goldstein and pianist Angela Draghicescu will perform works from their upcoming CD Melanconico at the Place Des Arts in Montreal.

The program will feature Zosha's The Thinking Eye for solo piano, and works by Robert and Clara Schumann, Kreisler, and William Bolcom, with special guest Canadian soprano Linda Tsatsanis.

Patina for solo violin gets its West Coast premiere at UC Santa Barbara by violinist Jenny Koh, as part of her Shared Madness series.

Concert pianolist Bob Berkman adapts Zosha's DUX for solo piano, performed at Stanford University's Player Piano Project.

World premiere of a new duo written for violinist Jenny Koh and Zosha, alongside works by Missy Mazzoli, Wang Lu, and Qasim Naqvi. As part of the same series, catch Jenny's second show on March 31st, with duos by Nina Young, Du Yun, Lisa Bielawa, and Vijay Iyer.

Bill Linwood takes up the baton with Cortège and Phonotopographie, alongside works by Anna Thorvaldsdottir and Gordon Fitzell, featuring flutist Mark McGregor.

The International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) presents Zosha's La Forma Dello Spazio alongside the Chicago premiere of Sabrina Schroeder’s Bone Games | Darkhorse and Irish composer Ann Cleare’s quartet, The Square of Yellow Light that is Your Window. The three composers have formed strong collaborative bonds with ICE over the last five years, developing unique languages and performance practices.

Zosha's Phonotographie aired on Pulsar | CISM 89.3 on February 20, 2018.

The Rolston String Quartet played Zosha's String Quartet No. 1 on Cologne radio on February 12, 2018. Listen here.

This concert marks the first time Zosha's music will be heard in her hometown in a professional setting! The Rolston Quartet will be performing Quartet No.1 in a featured concert at Red Willow Place.

Violinist Jenny Koh takes Zosha's Patina for solo violin to Northwestern as part of her Shared Madness program.

The I/O Ensemble performs the harp version of Zosha's La forma dello spazio at the Conforti Pavilion of the Clark Art Institute, alongside Grisey, Pinscher, and Pisaro. 

The ever-dedicated and virtuosic BISQC winners, the Rolston String Quartet, makes a stop at NYC's Americas Society on their tour to give the New York premiere of Zosha's string quartet. 

Zosha will speak at Composers Now, a town hall forum, at Americas Society, paired with a peformance of DUX for solo piano by Julia Den Boer.