Graphic Content: Feldman & Brown at 100 (Mise-en_Place)

Graphic Content: Feldman & Brown at 100 is a citywide festival celebrating the centennial birthdays of New York School pioneers Morton Feldman and Earle Brown. Across seventeen concerts, talks, and special events, the festival brings together leading performers from the contemporary music community to explore two composers whose revolutionary ideas transformed the landscape of twentieth-century music.

Concerts at Mise-en Place

Tuesday, October 6

Doors 6:30 PM • Music 7:00 PM

For Christian Wolff by Morton Feldman
Mise-en-Place, New York, NY

Written for one of Feldman's closest colleagues in the New York School, this late work unfolds with extraordinary patience and precision. Its expansive scale rewards deep listening, revealing an astonishing richness within the smallest musical gestures.

Tuesday, October 27

Doors 7:00 PM • Music 7:30 PM

Short solo and chamber works by Feldman and Brown
Mise-en-Place, New York, NY

An intimate evening of concise masterworks showcasing the remarkable range of Morton Feldman and Earle Brown's musical imagination. From Feldman's exquisitely distilled miniatures to Brown's pioneering open-form compositions, joined by a rare work of Stefan Wolpe, this program traces the radical reinvention of chamber music in postwar New York.

Additional performances and special events take place throughout New York City. Explore the complete festival schedule through these links:

• Roerich Museum
• Columbia University: Oct. 20 & Oct. 22
• Mise-en-Place
• Loove Annex
• Yamaha Artist Services
• St. Michael's