Sun Studies by Miguel Frasconi, text by Ruth Krauss (1901-1993).
Performed by Joan La Barbara & Gelsey Bell, voice; Miguel Frasconi, piano. November 2014.
You may start listening at 2:35.

NxW: Sun Studies (Frasconi)

Weight, excerpt, by Gelsey Bell.
Performed by Ne(x)tworks. November 2014.

NxW: Weight, excerpt (Bell)

Workshop in online software for conducted composition.
NYU, March 29, 2016.
Joan LaBarbara, voice/conductor; Miguel Frasconi, glass; Lea Bertucci, bass clarinet; Yves Dharamraj, cello; Chris McIntyre, trombone.

Justin Peake - Figure

Ne(x)tworks performs John Cage’s SongBooks (1970), opening night of the prestigious MaerzMusik festival, 2012, in Berlin, Germany.

Ne(x)tworks:
Joan La Barbara, voice / Shelley Burgon, harp & computer / Yves Dharamraj, cello / Miguel Frasconi, glass & computer / Stephen Gosling, piano / Ariana Kim, violin / Christopher McIntyre, trombone

Maulwerker:
Michael Hirsch / Ariane Jeßulat / Henrik Kairies / Christian Kesten / Katarina Rasinski / Steffi Weismann


Cage SongBooks Berlin 2012

Requiem of Art (NYC) Fluxorum Organum, excerpt,
by Henning Christiansen (realized by A. Lukoszevieze), world premiere.

Joan La Barbara, voice; Shelley Burgon, harp & laptop; Yves Dharamraj, cello; Miguel Frasconi, glass & laptop; Stephen Gosling, piano; Ariana Kim, violin; Christopher McIntyre, trombone & electronics.

April 25, 2014; Issue Project Room, Brooklyn, NY.

From Issue Project Room:
“As part of Ultima Festival New York, Henning Christiansen’s performance work Requiem of Art (NYC) Fluxorum Organum receives its first New York presentation, likely the first time one of the late artist’s large-scale pieces is realized in New York. One of the central figures of the Danish branch of Fluxus and also of Denmark’s radical art movement Ex School, Christiansen is highly regarded for his collaborations with Joseph Beuys and for works that trespass conventional boundaries between artistic disciplines. Renowned experimental cellist and artist Anton Lukoszevieze (UK) has developed a new interpretation of this monumental piece— a special commission for Ultima Festival New York— and leads a performance by New York’s superb Ne(x)tworks ensemble."

Chrstiansen Requiem, excerpt

Composed and compiled by John Cage in 1970. Performed by Ne(x)tworks, February 25, 2011, Greenwich House Music School, NYC. Directed by Joan La Barbara, electro-acoustic design by Miguel Frasconi.

With Joan La Barbara, Kenji Bunch, Shelley Burgon, Cornelius Dufallo, Miguel Frasconi, Ariana Kim, Yves Dharamraj, and special guest Peter Zummo (trombone).

John Cage: SongBooks

Composed in 2010, Joan La Barbara. Performed by Ne(x)tworks, April 29, 2010, at Roulette, NYC.

With Joan La Barbara (voice), Kenji Bunch (viola), Shelley Burgon (harp), Cornelius Dufallo (violin), Miguel Frasconi (laptop & glass), Stephen Gosling (piano), Ariana Kim (violin), Yves Dharamraj (cello), and Chris McIntyre (trombone).

Joan La Barbara: Angels, Demons and Other Muses, excerpt

A graphic score composed by Miguel Frasconi in 2009. Performed by Ne(x)tworks, April 18, 2010, at Issue Project Room, Brooklyn. 

With Shelley Burgon (harp) Cornelius Dufallo (violin), Miguel Frasconi (laptop), Stephen Gosling (piano), Stephanie Griffin (viola), Ariana Kim (violin), Yves Dharamraj (cello), Chris McIntyre (trombone), and special guest Tim Hodgkinson (clarinet).

Miguel Frasconi: Ne(x)traits, excerpt

Composed in 1972 by Jon Gibson. Performed by Ne(x)tworks, April 18, 2010, at Issue Project Room.

With Shelley Burgon (harp) Cornelius Dufallo (violin), Miguel Frasconi (laptop), Stephen Gosling (piano), Stephanie Griffin (viola), Ariana Kim (violin), Yves Dharamraj (cello), Chris McIntyre (trombone), and special guest Tim Hodgkinson (clarinet).

Jon Gibson: Multiples, excerpt

Composed in 2010 by Chris McIntyre. Performed by Ne(x)tworks, November 8, 2010, at Greenwich House Music School, NYC. 

With Joan La Barbara (voice), Shelley Burgon (harp & electric guitar) Cornelius Dufallo (violin), Miguel Frasconi (laptop), Stephen Gosling (piano) Ariana Kim (violin), Ha-yang Kim (cello) Chris McIntyre (conductor) Danny Tunick (percussion).