New York-based new music collective, founded 1998.

*Live Archive Page*

This page collects live recordings from recent concert performances by the Wet Ink Ensemble and Large Ensemble.

Wet Ink Ensemble is
Ian Antonio, percussion 
Erin Lesser, flute
Alex Mincek, sax/composition
Josh Modney, violin
Sam Pluta, elec./composition
Kate Soper, voice/composition
Eric Wubbels, piano/composition

Wet Ink Large Ensemble builds on this group with a flexible roster of over twenty NYC-based soloists dedicated to ambitious, large-scale projects. 






Boston based musician, composer, and singer. 

NEW SINGLE coming soon.
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For any and all other queries.
Email at gabrielcramirezmusic@gmail.com 



Liza Sobel Crane is a composer and soprano based in Chicago.  Her compositions are often influenced by current social issues.  Recent inspirations include anxiety and stress in today’s society, the negative impact of social media and its links to depression and suicide, sexual assault, neurodiversity, and other health issues, including the Covid-19 pandemic.

   Liza’s music has been performed in numerous worldwide venues, including at Carnegie Hall, Le Poisson Rouge, Symphony Space, Bang on a Can, the Aspen Music Festival, Eighth Blackbird's Creative Lab, Aldeburgh Britten-Pears Young Artist Programme, the Young Composers Meeting in Apeldoorn, Brevard Music Institute, Lakes Area Music Festival, Bowdoin’s International Music Festival, and nief-norf Summer Festival. Performers that have played her music include: the Orchestra of St. Luke's, the Minnesota Orchestra, Ensemble Dal Niente, Thalea String Quartet, Spektral String Quartet, Cygnus Ensemble, Third Coast Percussion, Nouveau Classical Project, Zafa Collective, Ekmeles Vocal Ensemble, Orkest de Ereprijs, West Point Woodwind Quintet, and Joseph Lin, first violinist of the Juilliard String Quartet.

   This past summer, Liza was a Composer Fellow at the Lakes Area Music Festival.  In May 2022, Liza’s piece, (E)Merging Dances, was performed by the New York Youth Symphony at their Carnegie Hall concert as part of their First Music Commission Program.  Earlier in May 2022, Liza sang in the world premiere of her opera, I DID, DID I?, with the Zafa Collective at the Poetry Foundation in Chicago.  Also in May 2022, Liza’s orchestral piece, Chasing, was performed by the Texas State University Symphony Orchestra during her residency at the university.

   Liza’s piece, Reverse Forward, was commissioned by the Civic Orchestra of Chicago’s 100th anniversary virtual concert.  The original concert was canceled as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, and seven composers were commissioned to create new pieces both inspired by the pandemic and the Civic Orchestra’s originally scheduled performance of Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5.  Her Ticking Time Bomb was selected for the 2020 Minnesota Orchestra Composer Institute.  Her Requiem won the American Prize in the choral division and was a finalist in the BMI Young Composers Award. Liza's orchestra piece Tocsin was a finalist in the ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composers’ Award.  Liza was a Fulbright scholar to the UK.

   As a singer, Liza regularly performs both standard and new repertoire, including her own music.  She frequently performs music by living emerging composers and numerous composers have written pieces for her.  Composers’ music she has performed include: Nathaniel Canfield, Nicholas Cline, Chung Eun Kim, Tyler Kramlich, Tom Peterson, Maxwell Ramage, Tom Schneller, Jasmine Thomasian, Zachary Wadsworth, and Ben Zucker.  In addition, she regularly collaborated with the late Walter Hilse, composer, organist, and professor at Manhattan School of Music, who composed twelve pieces for Liza.  Liza sang in Rutgers University's Opera Program.  She also attended the Castleton Artists Training Seminar festival, founded by the late Maestro Lorin Maazel.  Liza performed a recital of new music by Chicago based composers and George Crumb's Apparition with pianist Jonathan Hannau at Constellation as part of the Ear Taxi Festival.

Dj since 1993
Music : Trance , Progressive Trance , Uplifting Melodic Trance , Emotional Trance , Classic Trance

Hello all. My name is David Obaniyi and I'm a composer for films & games.
Here's another link to my work.....
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6088897/

and here are some links to a few short films I've scored in the past....

https://vimeo.com/268351742

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH52AJMY42w&t=1s

https://vimeo.com/185660654

I use mainly Sibelius and Presonus Studio One for music software.

If you need anyone to write music for any films, video games, or any other projects then give me a message. 

Thank you so much for taking a look and listening.

Founded in 2011, Voyces is a non-profit Staten Island-based vocal ensemble that loves to sing 16th and 17th century music. "The borough's indispensable early music choir", together with youth affiliate Young Voyces, and Voyces Baroque Ensemble performs concerts in Staten Island and Manhattan. Voyces Artistic Director is Beth Johanning.

We make software, hardware and other creative tools for a global community of music makers. 

Here you’ll find samples of Ableton, partner and Max for Live instruments.

Wannabe composer who sings, and used to play saxophone and do synthesizer improvisations with a friend a very long time ago.

James Burley 4 is following