Non-Event and the Goethe-Institut Boston are pleased to present a triple bill of joyous noise with the Berlin-based duo RAFGAK, Lorenzo Abattoir, and Guillermo Pizarro.
Non-Event is a Boston-based concert series devoted to the presentation of the finest in experimental, abstract, improvised, and new music from New England and around the world.
Non-Event and the Goethe-Institut Boston are pleased to present a triple bill of joyous noise with the Berlin-based duo RAFGAK, Lorenzo Abattoir, and Guillermo Pizarro.
Non-Event, in collaboration with the Tufts University Art Galleries and Department of Music, presents a solo performance by experimental musician and artist C. Spencer Yeh. Yeh will perform improvisations on violin, voice, and electronics at the Granoff Music Building, next door to the Aidekman Arts Center, where Yeh’s installation World of Music and the Impossible Music exhibition will be on view through April 20th. There is a free tour of the exhibition at 7pm. Music starts at 8pm.
Non-Event presents a special children’s program with Rachel Devorah who uses live coding to make music. Live coding is making art with computers on-the-fly and not worrying about making mistakes. Kids will learn about live coding, see & hear a short live coding performance, and live code themselves! Free and open to children of all ages!
Non-Event and the Mayor’s Office of Arts + Culture, are pleased to present a free concert of live electronic music by Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe and Natalie Epstein-Hogue inside Boston’s iconic City Hall
Non-Event presents an evening of improvisation & spoken word with the duo of poet & theorist Fred Moten and bassist Brandon López, plus an ensemble to be announced.
Non-Event presents an evening of electroacoustic improvisation featuring a rare Boston performance by drummer Sean Meehan, who will play in a trio with trumpeter Greg Kelley and musician & instrument builder Vic Rawlings along with a solo by Brooklyn-based composer-performer Zosha Warpeha.
Non-Event presents a night of experimental techno featuring sets by Speaker Music, Rachel Devorah & Carl Schmidt, and ehrdz.
Non-Event is pleased to present an evening of original works by MOONS (Laura Cetilia, Judith Berkson, Katie Porter, and Cristine Tavolacci) and Jessica Pavone
Non-Event, the Goethe-Institut Boston, and Villa Albertine present an evening of site responsive performances by Roméo Poirier and Kristina Warren in the Great Engines Hall of the Metropolitan Waterworks Museum. Presented as part of the Power(s) of Water Festival.
Non-Event is pleased to present an improvised duo set by drummer, artist, composer Marshall Trammell with trumpeter and composer Lemuel Marc plus a performance of Trammell’s audience participation piece “Surveillance on Trial.”
Non-Event and the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture present a free, site-responsive performance by Raven Chacon in the Great Engines Hall of Waterworks.
Non-Event is pleased to collaborate with the RPM Festival to present an evening of immersive multimedia performance by Feng Jiangzhou and Weilu Ge.
Non-Event and the Goethe-Institut Boston are pleased to present a bill featuring solo sets by Charmaine Lee, Biliana Voutchkova and Aaron Michael Smith as well as a duo set by Lee and Voutchkova.
Non-Event is pleased to present an evening of solos by guitarist Rob Noyes, percussionist Chris Strunk and violinist Rhea Burdick.
Non-Event and Ágora Cultural Architects present a night of cumbia with Frente Cumbiero, one of Colombia’s most electrifying exponents of Nueva Cumbia. Plus, an opening set by guitarist, electronic musician, and improviser, Lautaro Mantilla.
Non-Event is pleased to partner with the composer and musician Nomi Epstein to present two additional workshops of Deep Listening®, a practice developed by Pauline Oliveros, exploring an awareness of our attention to and relationship with sound. The workshop is geared toward adults. No musical experience is necessary.
Non-Event and the Goethe-Institut Boston are pleased to present a night of immersive electronic music featuring an a/v performance of “Bathhouse Blues” by Jake Muir and a rare Boston-area live set by the acclaimed composer and educator Ted Reichman.
Non-Event presents a program of music for children at the Codman Square branch of the Boston Public Library. Learn about experimental music and the ajaeng (Korean zither) and hear a short performance by local ajaeng player and composer, Yoona Kim. Free and open to children of all ages!
Non-Event is pleased to partner with the composer and musician Nomi Epstein to present a workshop of Deep Listening®, a practice developed by Pauline Oliveros, exploring an awareness of our attention to and relationship with sound. The workshop is geared toward adults. No musical experience is necessary. Please note that capacity has been reached.
Non-Event presents an evening of improvised music featuring a rare appearance by S*Glass along with Sailor Beware and a duo by id m theft able & Angela Sawyer.