Monday, May 5, 2008
7:30 p.m.
Americas Society
680 Park Avenue
New York, NY
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For the past three years, the dynamic International Contemporary Ensemble has been working on Tres Generaciones, a unique project that brings together the work of three generations of extraordinary living Mexican composers.

This festival, which will be launched at Americas Society on May 2nd, will feature music by nine established, and emerging composers living in Mexico and the U.S. in concerts, lectures, and public talks throughout New York City. Composers include Ivan Naranjo and Germán Romero.

International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE):

• Tony Arnold, soprano
• Claire Chase, flute
• Wilfrido Terrazas, bass flute
• Adam Hollander, oboe
• Josh Rubin, clarinet
• Rachel Simon, trumpet
• Jennifer Curtis and Keats Deffenbach, violin
• Maiya Papach, viola
• Kivie Cahn-Lipman, cello
• Randall Zigler, bass
• Bridget Kibbey, harp
• Daniel Lippel, electric guitar
• Cory Smythe, piano

Program:

• Germán Romero: Ramas and Rojas están las aguas.
• Iván Naranjo: As opposed to
• Germán Romero: A new work ensemble, title TBA.

Register online for the May 2 performance.

Register online for the May 5 performance.