Albany Pro Musica will present the New York State premiere of Star Song, a 12-movement work for chorus, chamber orchestra, and soloists. This work by Bradley Ellingboe, APM’s composer-in-residence, incorporates texts drawn from a variety of cultures and through a span of centuries ranging from the 8th century BCE to the present day, and sung in English, Latin, Hebrew, and French. The work examines the idea that we are all made of atoms that are unfathomably old, having been formed at the moment of creation. This performance will feature the American Modern Ensemble.

Ember Choral Arts and American Modern Ensemble join forces to present an evening of music for choir and instrumentalists (flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano, and percussion). This concert features conductor Deborah Simpkin King and features Robert Paterson’s Listen, a new work about climate change, commissioned by Ember Choral Arts, and Look To The Sky, a new work commemorating 9/11, commissioned by the New York Choral Consortium.

A New World: intimate music from FINAL FANTASY performs at Javits Center in NYC!

Join us for a special evening at Carnegie Hall featuring music by our very own Artistic Director, Robert Paterson. Oratorio Society of New York, Kent Tritle, conductor, with soloists Susanna Phillips, soprano, and Steven Eddy, baritone.

Ember Choral Arts and American Modern Ensemble join forces to perform composer Michael Shapiro's Voices, a stunning hour-long requiem performed in Bedford NY and New York City's iconic Central Synagogue.

Ember Choral Arts and American Modern Ensemble join forces to present an evening of music for choir and instrumentalists (flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano, and percussion). This concert features conductor Deborah Simpkin King and features Robert Paterson’s Listen, a new work about climate change, commissioned by Ember Choral Arts, and Look To The Sky, a new work commemorating 9/11, commissioned by the New York Choral Consortium.

Join us in celebrating Victoria Paterson’s 50th birthday with Tintinnabuli, an evening of music inspired by the sounds of bells, with works by Palestrina, Arvo Pärt, and Robert Paterson. Buy Tickets Here.

Winter takes a witty and delicious turn with On Site Opera’s new production of Jim Luigs and Scott Warrender’s  Das Barbecü at Hill Country Barbecue Market in the Flatiron District. A nod to Wagner’s Ring Cycle merged with a comedic Texas fable, the songbook ranges from Broadway to Texas swing, from jazz to twangy country and western as mismatched lovers meet on the day of their double shotgun wedding with five actors playing more than 30 outrageous characters at breakneck speed. 

Winter takes a witty and delicious turn with On Site Opera’s new production of Jim Luigs and Scott Warrender’s  Das Barbecü at Hill Country Barbecue Market in the Flatiron District. A nod to Wagner’s Ring Cycle merged with a comedic Texas fable, the songbook ranges from Broadway to Texas swing, from jazz to twangy country and western as mismatched lovers meet on the day of their double shotgun wedding with five actors playing more than 30 outrageous characters at breakneck speed. 

Winter takes a witty and delicious turn with On Site Opera’s new production of Jim Luigs and Scott Warrender’s  Das Barbecü at Hill Country Barbecue Market in the Flatiron District. A nod to Wagner’s Ring Cycle merged with a comedic Texas fable, the songbook ranges from Broadway to Texas swing, from jazz to twangy country and western as mismatched lovers meet on the day of their double shotgun wedding with five actors playing more than 30 outrageous characters at breakneck speed. 

Winter takes a witty and delicious turn with On Site Opera’s new production of Jim Luigs and Scott Warrender’s  Das Barbecü at Hill Country Barbecue Market in the Flatiron District. A nod to Wagner’s Ring Cycle merged with a comedic Texas fable, the songbook ranges from Broadway to Texas swing, from jazz to twangy country and western as mismatched lovers meet on the day of their double shotgun wedding with five actors playing more than 30 outrageous characters at breakneck speed. 

Winter takes a witty and delicious turn with On Site Opera’s new production of Jim Luigs and Scott Warrender’s  Das Barbecü at Hill Country Barbecue Market in the Flatiron District. A nod to Wagner’s Ring Cycle merged with a comedic Texas fable, the songbook ranges from Broadway to Texas swing, from jazz to twangy country and western as mismatched lovers meet on the day of their double shotgun wedding with five actors playing more than 30 outrageous characters at breakneck speed. 

Winter takes a witty and delicious turn with On Site Opera’s new production of Jim Luigs and Scott Warrender’s  Das Barbecü at Hill Country Barbecue Market in the Flatiron District. A nod to Wagner’s Ring Cycle merged with a comedic Texas fable, the songbook ranges from Broadway to Texas swing, from jazz to twangy country and western as mismatched lovers meet on the day of their double shotgun wedding with five actors playing more than 30 outrageous characters at breakneck speed. 

Winter takes a witty and delicious turn with On Site Opera’s new production of Jim Luigs and Scott Warrender’s  Das Barbecü at Hill Country Barbecue Market in the Flatiron District. A nod to Wagner’s Ring Cycle merged with a comedic Texas fable, the songbook ranges from Broadway to Texas swing, from jazz to twangy country and western as mismatched lovers meet on the day of their double shotgun wedding with five actors playing more than 30 outrageous characters at breakneck speed. 

Winter takes a witty and delicious turn with On Site Opera’s new production of Jim Luigs and Scott Warrender’s  Das Barbecü at Hill Country Barbecue Market in the Flatiron District. A nod to Wagner’s Ring Cycle merged with a comedic Texas fable, the songbook ranges from Broadway to Texas swing, from jazz to twangy country and western as mismatched lovers meet on the day of their double shotgun wedding with five actors playing more than 30 outrageous characters at breakneck speed. 

For the first time in New Jersey, A New World: intimate music from FINAL FANTASY performs at Memorial Auditorium at Montclair State University!

AME Awards Night at National Sawdust, featuring works by David Feurzeig and Robert Paterson, and works by AME award winners Aaron Mencher, Pierce Gradone, and Texu Kim.

Three Comic Operas about Craving and Connection

Join AME for our annual fundraiser, featuring special guests Duo Scorpio, and AME. Complimentary open bar and hors d'oeuvres included with ticket purchase!

AME Trio performs music by Leonard Bernstein, William Bolcom, Scott Joplin, Kevin McCarter, Marc Mellits, Robert Paterson, Dan Welcher & more. 

Features works by our annual composition contest winners. Program includes works by: Katherine Balch, Whitney George, Vincent Gover, Nicholas Omiccioli, Hilary Purrington, John Fitz Rogers, Gabriella Smith, and Robert Paterson.

AME presents the world premieres of brand new orchestrations of Stewart Copeland's (from The Police) The Cask of Amontillado based on the story by Edgar Allan Poe, libretto by David Bamberger, and Robert Paterson's The Whole Truth, libretto by Mark Campbell, based on the short story of the same name by Stephen McCauley. Program includes a post-intermission onstage chat with Stewart Copeland, Mark Campbell, Stephen McCauley, and Robert Paterson. 

AME presents the world premieres of brand new orchestrations of Stewart Copeland's (from The Police) The Cask of Amontillado based on the story by Edgar Allan Poe, libretto by David Bamberger, and Robert Paterson's The Whole Truth, libretto by Mark Campbell, based on the short story of the same name by Stephen McCauley. Program includes a post-intermission onstage chat with Stewart Copeland, Mark Campbell, Stephen McCauley, and Robert Paterson. 

AME presents the world premieres of brand new orchestrations of Stewart Copeland's (from The Police) The Cask of Amontillado based on the story by Edgar Allan Poe, libretto by David Bamberger, and Robert Paterson's The Whole Truth, libretto by Mark Campbell, based on the short story of the same name by Stephen McCauley. Program includes a post-intermission onstage chat with Stewart Copeland, Mark Campbell, Stephen McCauley, and Robert Paterson. 

An evening of American music celebrating all things lunar with special guest The Claremont Trio. Program includes works by Claude Baker, Robert Paterson, Judith Shatin, and George Tsontakis. 

Program
Music by William Bolcom, Charles Ives, Marc Mellits, Robert Paterson, Paul Schoenfeld, Dan Welcher, Ellen Taaffe Zwillich and more.

Artists
Arash Amini, cello
Robin Zeh, violin
Stephen Gosling, piano