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Ensemble Ipse Performer Portrait Concert: Margaret Lancaster

The Crypt at Church of the Intercession
New York, NY

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Ensemble Ipse Performer Portrait Concert: Margaret Lancaster

Ensemble Ipse is pleased to feature renowned flutist Margaret Lancaster for this Performer Portrait Concert of recent works for flute + electronics.

Fusing sound and theater, the program, Lady M, explores and follows the title characters descent into madness. Featured composers include Milica Paranosic, Monique Jean, Jacob ter Veldhuis, Joseph DiPonio and Ensemble Ipse call for scores winners Nathan Haering, Jeff Herriott, and Bekah Simms. Directed by Chris Clavelli.

Jacob ter Veldhuis - "Garden of Love
Jeff Herriot - "Wanderer Hymn" (NYC Premiere, call for scores selection)
Joseph Di Ponio "Interiors I" (WORLD PREMIERE)
Bekah Simms - Skinscape (NYC Premiere, call for scores selection)
Monique Jean - "Low Memory" #2
Nathan Haering -"Cimmerian Isolation (Call for scores selection)
Milica Paranosic - "Lady M" (NYC Premiere)

Time: 7:30pm

Location: The Crypt at the Church of the Intercession, 550 W 155th St, New York, NY 10032

Tickets: $20/10

Seating Limited - Advance ticket purchase recommended.
About Ensemble Ipse:

Ensemble Ipse is a contemporary music ensemble dedicated to showcasing the wide variety of practices in the current new music scene. The ensemble presents concerts of recent music that transcends aesthetic categorization and strives to create a forum for composers on the edges of the mainstream of contemporary music. With this in mind, Ensemble Ipse is committed to performing and commissioning the music of emerging composers, as well as composers who have been traditionally under-represented in the larger new music community, including women, LGBTQ, and people of color.

In its first three seasons, Ipse has premiered 18 works, 5 of them commissions, received grants from New Music USA, the Queens Council on the Arts, the Brooklyn Arts Council, and the Alice M. Ditson Fund of Columbia University, and will be releasing an album on New World Records in May 2019.