An explosive combination of talents on-stage at Yale University. Details and ticket link are forthcoming.

Hailed as “contemporary chamber trailblazers” by the Boston Globe, this nimble quartet of winds and strings defies musical boundaries. Experience their dynamic fusion of flute, clarinet, violin, and cello, as they champion new compositions and celebrate the vibrant tapestry of modern classical music. Join us for an evening that redefines the limits of musical creativity and community-building, with Sorey joining on drums/percussion and in collaborative improvisation. Tickets range from $10 to $20.

A leader in a new era of contemporary percussion chamber music, Sandbox Percussion and brilliant pianist and new-music champion Conor Hanick bring a program of premieres, including the first New York City performances of two works composed for them: Don’t Look Down by Christopher Cerrone and For Arthur Jafa by Tyshawn Sorey. (Sorey will not be involved in the performance.) Tickets start at $40.

Pique-nique and Winter Jazzfest present the musical shapeshifter and renowned drummer Tyshawn Sorey, performing Max Roach’s classic album 'Members, Don’t Git Weary'. Part of the "Take Two" deep-listening series, the evening will consist of an uninterrupted playback of the 1968 album followed by a live reinterpretation by Sorey and his sextet, connecting the dots between record culture and live music culture. Followed by a dance party with music by BBC radio great Gilles Peterson. This event is SOLD OUT.

A US premiere from brilliant composer, multi-instrumentalist, and MacArthur Fellow Tyshawn Sorey in performance with JACK Quartet – the ensemble thrillingly presenting chamber music for the 21st century. Celebrated for his extraordinary ability to blend composition and improvisation, Sorey furthers his longtime collaboration with the modern string quartet champions with For Grachan Moncur III (Everything Changes, Nothing Changes II). Following a world premiere at the Lucerne Festival in summer 2022, the work is in homage to Moncur – the late composer and trombonist who blazed a trail through modern jazz in the 1960s, shares Sorey’s Newark, NJ roots, and had a major influence on Sorey’s musical development.

Sorey, Diehl & Brewer reunite for a live performance that will inform and inspire the Trio’s next recording.

Rare opportunity to catch an intimate, solo performance.

London welcomes Sorey, Diehl, and Brewer to perform selections from their recent celebrated recordings, Mesmerism and Continuing.

At Chicago Humanities, this genre-defying composer takes the stage for a performance with his celebrated trio (Aaron Diehl on piano, Harish Raghavan on bass) featuring pieces from Sorey’s acclaimed albums, Mesmerism, and The American Songbook including Duke Ellington's REM Blues, Kosma's Autumn Leaves, and Detour Ahead.

Artistic collaboration with fellow Pi Recordings artist and acclaimed bassist

One night only! This is a 21+ event.

Density 2036 is a 24-year project begun by Claire Chase in 2013 to commission a new body of repertory for solo flute each year until the 100th anniversary of Edgard Varèse’s groundbreaking 1936 flute solo, Density 21.5. Chase will commission and premiere a new program of flute music every year until 2036. Each piece in the project will expand the boundaries of the instrument. For the ten-year anniversary of Density 2036, Chase performs all Density commissions up to the present in a series of concerts at Carnegie’s Zankel Hall and in free performances at The Kitchen’s Westbeth Loft as part of Carnegie Hall Citywide. The final two programs will be the world premieres of Density 2036: part ix, a piece by Craig Taborn performed in collaboration with the composer, and Density 2036: part x, a piece by Anna Thorvaldsdottir performed with a small ensemble, co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall.

Performance is free with RSVP.

The quietest, dreamiest, most demanding of Morton Feldman’s solo piano pieces, Triadic Memories, performed by the powerhouse duo of Conrad Tao and Tyshawn Sorey. Pianist and composer Conrad Tao is a leader of the new generation of classical music. Newark-born composer and multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey is celebrated for his incomparable virtuosity, effortless mastery and memorization of highly complex scores, and an extraordinary ability to blend composition and improvisation in his work.

Alarm Will Sound performs Tyshawn Sorey’s lush tribute to his musical mentor.

2022-2023 marks TAK’s 10th anniversary season, celebrating a decade of cultivating creative programming at the highest level. Upcoming projects include a new commission from Tyshawn Sorey to be premiered at Lincoln Center in fall 2022, commissions from Michelle Lou and DM R with Joy Guidry to be premiered at TAK’s 10th anniversary celebration in May 2023, and new works from Eric Wubbels, Seth Cluett, Natacha Diels, Bryan Jacobs, Elaine Mitchener, Ann Cleare, Weston Olencki, and Jessie Cox. This season will also see the release of TAK's first collaboratively composed work on dinzu artefacts.

Vijay Iyer’s week continues with the Bay Area premiere of the most recent iteration of his superlative trio featuring bassist Linda May Han Oh and drummer Tyshawn Sorey.

Tickets here.

Vijay Iyer’s week continues with the Bay Area premiere of the most recent iteration of his superlative trio featuring bassist Linda May Han Oh and drummer Tyshawn Sorey.

Tickets here.

Vijay Iyer’s week continues with the Bay Area premiere of the most recent iteration of his superlative trio featuring bassist Linda May Han Oh and drummer Tyshawn Sorey. This event is live and streaming.

Tickets here.