Miller Theatre closes it's 2012-13 Season with a Composer Portrait of Mexican composer Julio Estrada. Don't miss the world premiere of a new Miller Theatre commission. Click to read the press release.

Intrepid pianist Christopher Taylor pairs Bach with a Rzewski showstopper in our final Bach performance of the season. Click to read the press release.

Miller Theatre hosts the premiere public screening of a new DVD featuring the music of Helmut Lachenmann performed by Ensemble Signal conducted by Brad Lubman, with Lauren Radnofsky on cello, and Helmut Lachenmann as speaker and pianist. The screening will be preceded by a conversation with Radnofsky and Lubman of Signal, and Johannes Goebel of EMPAC, where the disc was recorded. Click to read the press release.

Harpsichord virtuoso Kristian Bezuidenhout teams up with Ensemble Signal, regulars on Miller's Composer Portraits series, for this special Bach program that explores modern works alongside the vanguard of a different era. Click to read the press release.

Brad Lubman conducts Ensemble Signal--with soloists Courtney Orlando, Rachel Calloway, and Jamie Jordan--in a program featuring works from the long and celebrated career of the gifted Oliver Knussen. Click to read the press release.

Canada's Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra brings this evocative multi-media program to our series at the American Academy of Arts & Letters. Performed entirely from memory, their stellar musicianship is sure to wow. Click to the read the press release.

French Baroque specialists Les Délices make their Miller debut, with a program that evokes life in an 18th-century Parisian salon through little-known works by Rameau, Dauvergne, Mondonville, and Philidor. Click to read the press release.

Miller favorites Either/Or will perform a full program of U.S. premieres by British-born, Berlin-based composer Rebecca Saunders, who will also participate in an onstage discussion of her work. Click to read the press release.

JACK Quartet and percussion/piano ensemble Yarn/Wire will perform works by German sensation Enno Poppe. The composer will join us for an onstage discussion of the theories and concepts behind his work. Click to read the press release.

Violinists Jennifer Koh and Jaime Laredo bring a program that explores the musical relationship between teacher and student, with works that span three centuries. They are joined by the Curtis Chamber Orchestra from their alma mater, the Curtis Institute of Music.

Our popular series of free Pop-Up Concerts returns for the spring season on Tuesday, February 12 with Contemporary Cimbalom, a program featuring works by Kurtág performed by our friends of Either/Or with soprano Tony Arnold. Click to read more about it and the full spring lineup.

We're so proud to announce that Miller Theatre has won in the large presenter category for contemporary music. Panelists were particularly impressed with recent presentations in the theater’s ongoing Composer Portraits series as well as the new Pop-Up Concerts. Click to read the full press release.

New York Polyphony makes their third appearance on our series with a program of Tallis and Byrd's Masses for Four Voices, plus the New York premieres of other brief sacred works. Enjoy a bonus performance on Monday, January 7 in the Miller Theatre lobby as New York Polyphony performs a free open rehearsal of one of the works on the program.

Miller Theatre is thrilled to be closing our 2012-13 jazz series with vibraphonist extraordinaire Stefon Harris and his collaborative outfit Blackout. Click to read the press release.

Celebrate the season with this special performance by renowned trombonist Wycliffe Gordon and an extraordinary band of musicians. Gordon's original works will be performed alongside inventive spins on holiday favorites. Click to read the press release.

This press release includes information about A World I Loved: The Story of an Arab Woman, directed by and featuring Vanessa Redgrave, produced in partnership with The Public Theater.

This press release contains information about our special Composer Portrait in celebration of the centenary of John Cage.

After presenting her opera based on David Lynch's Lost Highway in 2007, Miller Theatre welcomes back Austrian composer Olga Neuwirth with a dramatic program performed by the International Contemporary Ensemble. Click to read the press release.

This press release contains information about our first Early Music concert of the season. The incomparable Tallis Scholars return to the Church of St. Mary the Virgin in December with a brilliant program to kick off the series. Click to read the release.

Miller kicks off the spring season of Composer Portraits with the dramatic and spiritual works of Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina. Click to read the press release.

Miller opens its 2012-13 season with a candlelit, theatrical performance of songs by Monteverdi and Manelli depicting life in the streets and canals of 17th century Venice during Carnival. Click to read the press release.

Join us as we light up the neighborhood with a lantern-lit parade of large architecture-inspired puppets. Take part in the week-long build or in the procession itself. Click to read the press release.

Miller announces our 24th season of adventurous programming, including our signature Composer Portraits, jazz, early music, a re-imagined Bach Revisited series and—for the first time—a theatrical early music opening night. Click to read the press release.

This press release contains information about our fall season of Pop-Up Concerts, returning to the Miller stage Tuesday, October 23.

This press release contains information about our first jazz concert of the season, featuring bassist Christian McBride and his band Inside Straight.

This press release contains information about our Composer Portrait of British composer Jonathan Harvey. A survey of his work will be performed by Ensemble Signal conducted by Brad Lubman.

This press release contains information about our final two Composer Portraits of the season. This Thursday (5/24) ICE performs the work of Greek composer Georges Aperghis, with the very special world premiere of a Miller/ICE co-commission.

This press release includes details about our upcoming Composer Portrait of Swedish new music star Karin Rehnqvist, whose work is rarely heard in the U.S. Either/Or performs.

This press release contains details about our upcoming Early Music concert on Saturday, 3/17: France's Le Poème Harmonique sings Couperin's Tenebrae by candlelight at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin.

This press release contains details about our last Bach concert of 2011-12. Repast Baroque Ensemble will perform a program of works extolling the virtues of friendship, brotherhood, and marital bliss—inspired by the cantata Three Beautiful Things by Bach's mentor, Dietrich Buxtehude.

This press release contains information about Miller's last jazz performance of the season, the Miller debut of the Don Byron New Gospel Quintet. A lineup of great talents and Byron's masterful interpretations of Gospel traditions are sure to delight.

This press release includes information about our brand new series, Pop-Up Concerts. Free and informal, Pop-Up Concerts put the audience on stage with some of today’s most interesting performers for a fresh take on the concert experience. Pop-Up Concerts provide a new home for music that’s small in scale but big on ideas, presented in an intimate setting.

This press release contains information about the Miller Theatre Jazz series debut of the Anat Cohen Quartet, led by the Israeli woodwind virtuoso known for her adventurous writing and performances.

This press release includes information about the Early Music concert A Renaissance Valentine. All-male vocal quartet New York Polyphony will perform this romantic Valentine’s Day program, complete with champagne reception during intermission, at the beautiful American Academy of Arts and Letters at 156th Street between Broadway and Riverside Drive.

This press release contains information about the first Bach and the Baroque concert of 2012 - Simone Dinnerstein: Bach and the Romantics. This solo recital features selections from the Brooklyn-based pianist’s new album, Something Almost Being Said, with works by Bach, Schubert, Chopin, Brahms, and a new work by Daniel Felsenfeld written for Ms. Dinnerstein.

This press release contains information about our last Composer Portrait of the Fall 2011 season. Soloists Fred Sherry, Jennifer Koh, and Stephen Gosling, are joined by Talea Ensemble, conductor Brad Lubman and many special guest musicians to perform five premieres by composer John Zorn.

This press release includes information about the 2011-12 Early Music series. Perennial favorites The Tallis Scholars launch the series with a special program for the Christmas season.

This press release contains information about the second Composer Portrait of the 11-12 season. ICE, with guest conductor and percussionist Steven Schick and poet and narrator Quincy Troupe, explores the work of George Lewis.

This press release includes information about the 2011-12 Bach and the Baroque series. Jennifer Koh launches the series playing Bach's complete solo violin works over the course of a single afternoon.

This press release includes information about SONiC: Sounds of a New Century, a new nine-day festival devoted to music written in the first decade of the 21st century by emerging composers age 40 and under.

This press release includes information about the first Composer Portrait of the 2011-12 season, along with a line-up of the remaining 11-12 Portrait concerts.

Miller opens its 2011-12 season with an ambitious three-night staging of the monumental cycle that James Dillon himself says "may go down in history as the most cancelled premiere of all time." This press release contains details and bios of the artists participating in the production.

Miller announces another season of adventurous programming, including new music, jazz, early music, and a special multimedia season opener. Click to read the press release.

Miller Theatre announced that it will produce the first urban outdoor performance of Adams' acclaimed percussion piece in a free concert in Morningside Park on June 21, as part of the citywide festival Make Music New York.

This press release includes information regarding the final two Bach and the Baroque Series concerts of the year. Flanders Recorder Quartet performs at the American Academy of Arts & Letters on April 28 and TENET performs at Church of St. Mary the Virgin on May 14.

Miller Theatre’s sold-out Concert to Benefit Japan Earthquake Relief has raised over $34,000 in ticket sales, 100% of which will be contributed to the Japan Society’s Earthquake Relief Fund.

Read the press release for Sequentia's performance of "Voices from the Island Sanctuary" as part of the 2011 Early Music series.

This press release contains information about our final Early Music concert of the season. "Treasures of the Renaissance" features a wonderfully broad range of works brilliantly performed by the young British ensemble Stile Antico.

Miller Theatre's Composer Portrait Series continues April 15th with the music of Chaya Czernowin performed by Either/Or.

Sonic Youth, Yoko Ono, Mike Patton, Sean Lennon, Cibo Matto, join host John Zorn and many others for a benefit concert for Japan at Miller.

This press release includes information on the first Bach and the Baroque concert of the year featuring REBEL, and the final Early Music Series concert of the year with the Tallis Scholars.

This press release includes information about the Mario Davidovsky Composer Portrait performance with the International Contemporary Ensemble.

This press release includes information about all six lunchtime concerts in the spring, featuring performances by the Voxare Quartet, Sarah Wolfson, and Stephen Gosling.

This press release includes information about the Julia Wolfe Composer Portrait, featuring a performance by Signal conducted by Brad Lubman, and the return of Le Poeme Harmonique to the Early Music series.

This press release includes information about the two spring 2001 jazz concerts

This press release includes information about the Pierre Boulez Composer Portrait, featuring a performance by Talea Ensemble.

This press release includes details about the second concert of the 2010-11 Early Music series, featuring the Miller debut of New York Polyphony.

This press release includes information about the second Composer Portrait of the 2010-11 season.

The new season is upon us! Click for the press release announcing next season's performances.

This press release includes information about the concerts and artists of the fall's Jazz series performances.

This press release includes information about the 100th composer to be featuring in the Composer Portraits series, as well as a line-up of remaining 10-11 Portrait concerts.

This press release includes details about the first concert in Miller Theatre's 2010-11 Early Music series, plus a listing of remaining concerts in series throughout the year.

Miller opens its 2010-2011 season with the U.S. premiere of Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho's only ballet. This press release includes details and bios for artists involved in the production.

This press release includes information about the 2009 Schuman Award given to composer Pauline Oliveros by Columbia University School of the Arts.

This press release includes information about the concert honoring the 2009 winner of Columbia University School of the Arts William Schuman Award.

This press release includes information about the nine FREE Lunchtime Concerts in March and April 2010.

This press release includes information about the final Composer Portrait concert of the 2009-2010 season.

This press release includes information about two Composer Portraits featuring world premieres by Benet Casablancas and Sebastian Currier.

This press release includes details about the continuation of Miller Theatre's Jazz and Early Music series in February.

This press release includes information about Early Music performances by the Vox Vocal Ensemble and the Flanders Recorder Quartet.

This press release includes information about two February concerts: one featuring the music of composer Lou Reed and one performed by vocalist Carla Cook and friends.

This press release includes information about the first two concerts of 2010: Cavalieri Lamentations as part of the Early Music series and Bach and the Concerto as part of the Bach and the Baroque series.

This press release includes details about the first Early Music concert of the 2009-10 season, as well as a listing of the remaining four concerts in the series.

This press release includes information about the first two Miller Theatre concerts in December, featuring the artists Trio Settecento and pianist Eric Reed and friends.

This press release includes rep, artist, and other details about the first concert in Miller Theatre's 2009-10 Bach and the Baroque series.

This press release includes information about the three Composer Portraits in November of 2009.

This press release includes information about the Iannis Xenakis Composer Portrait and Panel Discussion, as well as a list of all 2009-10 Composer Portrait concerts

This press release includes information about the second concert in Miller Theatre's 2009-10 Jazz series.

This press release includes information about the first Jazz concert of the 2009-10 season, as well as a full listing of the other performances in the series.

This press release includes information about the dates, rep, and artists for the nine FREE Lunchtime Concerts taking place in Fall of 2009.

This press release includes details, rep, and bios for Miller Theatre's 2009-2010 opening night performances.

This press release includes date, line-up, and artist information about the new, 4-night Wordless Music Meets Miller Festival.

This press release includes information about Miller Theatre's entire 21st season.

 

  

Read about Miller's 2 + 2 = 5 series, featuring pianist Christopher O'Riley playing the music of Radiohead and Shostakovich; Nick Drake and Claude Debussy; and Elliott Smith and Robert Schumann.

This press release includes information about the last Composer Portraits and Early Music concerts of Miller Theatre's 20th Anniversary Season.

This press release includes information about the Leon Kirchner: 90th Birthday Celebration Composer Portrait and the A Royal Christening and Music Banquet Early Music concert.

This press release includes detailed information about three February concerts: Songs of Love, Lust, and Lamentations (Early Music), Goldberg Variations (Bach and the Baroque), and Wycliffe Gordon: In the Cross (Jazz).

This press release includes information about the Haas and Friedman Composer Portrait concerts and the James Carter Organ Trio Jazz concert.

This press release includes details about the 12 FREE concerts in the Spring 2009 Lunchtime Concerts series, featuring the Chiara and Pacifica String Quartets in Philosophy Hall.

This press release includes information about the Composer Portraits featuring the music of Marc-André Dalbavie and Olivier Messiaen.

This press release includes information about the two Christmastime-themed concerts at Miller Theatre in December: Vox Vocal Ensemble's Christmas Spectacular and Bach for Christmas, performed by the Clarion Music Society and guests.

This press release includes information about the Composer Portrait of Jason Eckardt, as well as the Jazz concert featuring the Robert Glasper Trio.

Read about the Wednesday, November 5 Milton Babbitt Composer Portrait concert.

This press release includes information about the first concert of the 2008-2009 Jazz series, featuring The Lewis Nash Quintet, as well as descriptions of the rest of the concerts in the series.

This press release includes information about The Tallis Scholars's performance of The Spanish High Renaissance, as well as a listing of all of the 2008-2009 Early Music concerts.

This press release includes information about the Fall 2008 free lunchtime concerts, presented in Philosophy Hall at Columbia University and featuring the Daedalus Quartet.

This press release provides details about the Fred Sherry Celebration concert.

This press release including information about the Bach on the Viol's concert, featuring Fretwork, as well as a listing of all of the 2008-2009 Bach and the Baroque concerts.

This press release includes information about the Peter Lieberson Composer Portraits, as well as a listing of all of the 2008-2009 Portraits.

This press release provides details about Miller Theatre's 2008-2009 20th Annivesary Season Opening Night, featuring Iannis Xenakis's only opera, Oresteia, directed by Luca Veggett.