FRANÇOIS COUPERIN (arr. Gabriel Kahane) Unmeasured Prelude in D minor 
MICHAEL IPPOLITO Smoke Rings
RADIOHEAD (arr. Amy Schroeder) Pyramid Song 
CAROLINE SHAW (arr. Andrew Yee) Partita for 8 Voices: II. Sarabande 
SHYE BEN TZUR, JONNY GREENWOOD and RAJASTHAN EXPRESS (arr. Nathan Schram) Junun 
JOHN ADAMS Iron Jig (Australian Premiere)
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN Grosse Fugue, Op.133 

The Neilson, ACO On The Pier

Pier 2/3, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct

13A Hickson Road

Dawes Point NSW 2000

https://www.aco.com.au/whats-on/2026/aco-up-close-attacca-quartet

featuring the music of Cassandra Miller,
George Crumb, Alyssa Weinberg, Michael Ippolito, and Amy Beth Kirsten.

https://www.downeastnewmusic.org/events

featuring the music of Cassandra Miller,
George Crumb, Alyssa Weinberg, Michael Ippolito, and Amy Beth Kirsten.

https://www.downeastnewmusic.org/events

https://www.halcyonstringquartet.org/performances.html

The Future is Here

What does our world look like when the climate crisis is no longer a problem we will deal with in the future, but a problem we are solving in the present? The Future is Here features the stories and actions of Maine people who are working on the ground to build creative, regenerative, and resilient communities in response to the climate crisis. Featuring collaborative performances with Halcyon and singer/songwriter Alisa Amador this performance combines music, film, community voices, and stop-motion animations to celebrate the ingenuity within our communities through a series of vignettes that tell stories of the concrete actions being taken to mitigate the climate crisis and build communities that are more equal, more sustainable, and more open. The Future is Here creates space for us to collectively see what our world looks like when we come together to care for each other and the world around us. It challenges the narratives of despair that dominate the climate space, and instead amplifies the action, innovation, creativity, and determination that already exists within our community. 

https://www.halcyonstringquartet.org/performances.html

The Future is Here

What does our world look like when the climate crisis is no longer a problem we will deal with in the future, but a problem we are solving in the present? The Future is Here features the stories and actions of Maine people who are working on the ground to build creative, regenerative, and resilient communities in response to the climate crisis. Featuring collaborative performances with Halcyon and singer/songwriter Alisa Amador this performance combines music, film, community voices, and stop-motion animations to celebrate the ingenuity within our communities through a series of vignettes that tell stories of the concrete actions being taken to mitigate the climate crisis and build communities that are more equal, more sustainable, and more open. The Future is Here creates space for us to collectively see what our world looks like when we come together to care for each other and the world around us. It challenges the narratives of despair that dominate the climate space, and instead amplifies the action, innovation, creativity, and determination that already exists within our community. 

https://www.halcyonstringquartet.org/performances.html

The Future is Here

What does our world look like when the climate crisis is no longer a problem we will deal with in the future, but a problem we are solving in the present? The Future is Here features the stories and actions of Maine people who are working on the ground to build creative, regenerative, and resilient communities in response to the climate crisis. Featuring collaborative performances with Halcyon and singer/songwriter Alisa Amador this performance combines music, film, community voices, and stop-motion animations to celebrate the ingenuity within our communities through a series of vignettes that tell stories of the concrete actions being taken to mitigate the climate crisis and build communities that are more equal, more sustainable, and more open. The Future is Here creates space for us to collectively see what our world looks like when we come together to care for each other and the world around us. It challenges the narratives of despair that dominate the climate space, and instead amplifies the action, innovation, creativity, and determination that already exists within our community. 

https://www.halcyonstringquartet.org/performances.html

The Future is Here

What does our world look like when the climate crisis is no longer a problem we will deal with in the future, but a problem we are solving in the present? The Future is Here features the stories and actions of Maine people who are working on the ground to build creative, regenerative, and resilient communities in response to the climate crisis. Featuring collaborative performances with Halcyon and singer/songwriter Alisa Amador this performance combines music, film, community voices, and stop-motion animations to celebrate the ingenuity within our communities through a series of vignettes that tell stories of the concrete actions being taken to mitigate the climate crisis and build communities that are more equal, more sustainable, and more open. The Future is Here creates space for us to collectively see what our world looks like when we come together to care for each other and the world around us. It challenges the narratives of despair that dominate the climate space, and instead amplifies the action, innovation, creativity, and determination that already exists within our community. 

https://www.halcyonstringquartet.org/performances.html

The Future is Here

What does our world look like when the climate crisis is no longer a problem we will deal with in the future, but a problem we are solving in the present? The Future is Here features the stories and actions of Maine people who are working on the ground to build creative, regenerative, and resilient communities in response to the climate crisis. Featuring collaborative performances with Halcyon and singer/songwriter Alisa Amador this performance combines music, film, community voices, and stop-motion animations to celebrate the ingenuity within our communities through a series of vignettes that tell stories of the concrete actions being taken to mitigate the climate crisis and build communities that are more equal, more sustainable, and more open. The Future is Here creates space for us to collectively see what our world looks like when we come together to care for each other and the world around us. It challenges the narratives of despair that dominate the climate space, and instead amplifies the action, innovation, creativity, and determination that already exists within our community. 

Shaw Blueprint Attacca Quartet

Ippolito A Bon Vivant's Companion Attacca Quartet

Lang String Quartet ‘Daisy’ Attacca Quartet

Beethoven Piano Trio in B flat Op.97 'Archduke' Delta Piano Trio

https://www.westcorkmusic.ie/events/2026/37-main-evening-concert/

Anthony McGill, clarinet

Hanzhi Wang, accordion

Conor Hanick, piano

Attacca Quartet

Libbey Bowl
SUN 06.14.26 10:30AM

Olivier MESSIAEN  Abyss of the Birds (from Quartet for the End of Time) 
Jesse MONTGOMERY  Peace  
Niccolò  CASTIGLIONI  Dulce refrigerium  
An Attacca Quartet playlist: 
Bryce DESSNER Circles  
Michael IPPOLITO Smoke Rings  
RADIOHEAD   Pyramid Song (arr. Amy Schroeder)  
Shye BEN TZUR | Jonny GREENWOOD | RAJASTHAN EXPRESS   Junun (arr. by Nathan Schram) 
John ADAMS  Iron Jig (world premiere) 

https://www.ojaifestival.org/2026-festival-schedule/

Book of Grotesques, for orchestra (2025)

1. Trumpeting Grotesque

2. Ship of Fools

3. The Big Fish Eat the Small

4. Procession of Dream Monsters

TXST Symphony Orchestra, Jacob Harrison, director

3PM, Evans Auditorium

Texas State University

San Marcos, TX

Music by Laura Brackney, Richard Hall, Michael Ippolito, Ziyu Wang, and Jack Wilds

TXST Performing Arts Center

San Marcos, TX

Julian Schwarz, cello

Marika Bournaki, piano

Arthur Foote 3 Pieces, Op. 1 (1881)

Michael Ippolito Sonata for cello and piano (2024)

Alex Weiser silent for the rain (2018)

Erik Korngold / arr. Julian Schwarz Suite from Much Ado About Nothing (1920)

Performing Arts Center Recital Hall

Texas State University

San Marcos, TX

World premiere of The Seeds, to text by Cecily Parks

Lindsay Kesselman, soprano

Scott Rawls, viola

Annie Jeng, piano

https://vpa.uncg.edu/single-event/the-seeds-by-michael-ippolito-world-premiere/

University of North Carolina-Greensboro

Organ Recital Hall

Ich (2025) World Premiere | Anne Guzzo (b. 1968)

mezzo soprano, clarinet, piano 

TBD commission (2025) World Premiere |  Nicolás Lell Benavides (b. 1987)

mezzo soprano, clarinet, violin, cello, piano

The Stonecutter (2018) | Michael Ippolito (b. 1985) from Strange Loops

violin, cello

Neruda Songs (2005) | Peter Lieberson (1946-2011)

mezzo soprano clarinet/bass clarinet,

violin, cello, piano. arr. Paul Bateman (b. 1954)

I. Si no fuera porque tus ojos tienen color de luna

II. Amor, amor, las nubes a la torre del cielo 

III. No estés lejos de mí un solo día, porque cómo

IV. Ya eres mía. Reposa con tu sueño en mi sueño

V. Amor mío, si muero y tú no mueres

January 20, 2026 | 7:30 pm

Ruth Taylor Recital Hall, Trinity University | 1 Trinity Place

More info here:

https://solichamberensemble.com/songs-from-the-heart/

Music of Juri Seo, Michael Ippolito, Reiko Füting, Vivian Fung and a commission from Diallo Banks.

First Congregational Church

Sarasota, FL

https://www.ensrq.org/seasons/s10/2025-12-08-songbird

https://www.bceny.org/season-2025-26/2025/12/10/berceuse-10-audio-vignettes-inspired-by-poetry

Bulgarian Consulate General

121 East 62nd Street

New York, NY, 10065 United States

https://www.olmosensemble.com/october-26-program

October 26th, 2025 3pm

Bennack Concert Hall at UIW

This concert is generously supported by Dr. James Griffin & Dr. Margo Denke 

Ippolito - Sonata for cello and Piano 

*World Premiere, written for Julian Schwarz

Karg-Elert - Jugend for Flute, clarinet, horn, and piano op. 139a

--Intermission--

Müller - serenade for flute, horn, and piano op. 15

Kahn - quintet op. 54 for clarinet, horn, cello, and piano

Mark Teplitsky, Flute

Ilya Shterenberg, Clarinet

Eric Gratz, Violin

Jeff Garza, horn

Julian Schwarz, Cello

Christopher Guzman, Piano

Guest artist and U-M DMA alum Svetozar Ivanov presents “Berceuse” – twelve audio vignettes inspired by poetry. Each vignette intertwines live music with various pre-recorded audio elements. Music by Andriessen, Rzewski, Ippolito, Saariaho, Aminikia, Say, Crumb, Silvestrov, Cowell, Kopycinski, Khalaf, and Helps. Poetry by Sappho, Pizarnik, Prévert, Apollinaire, Cummings, Lorca, Poe, and Alareer.

https://smtd.umich.edu/event/27-september-2025-3/

https://zoellner.cas.lehigh.edu/content/attacca-quartet-la-grande-bellezza

More info here: https://www.rcs.ac.uk/whats-on/

https://tenclub.nl/shop/the-grand-piano-series-svetozar-ivanov/

The Reinhuber-You Piano Duo performs pianoduo

Houston , TX

more information here:

https://www.tnme.org/festival

World premiere of Sonata, for horn and piano (2024) at International Horn Symposium - James Madison University

Caroline Steiger, horn

Michael Ippolito, piano

More info here:

https://heritage-horns.com/

Join Dallas Symphony Orchestra principal percussionist George Nickson, principal harpist Emily Levin, and Dallas Opera violinist Samantha Bennett as they explore new repertoire for this extremely colorful ensemble of instruments. Featuring music of Sebastian Currier, Salina Fisher, Michael Ippolito, Scott Lee, and Du Yun, this program takes us on an environmental journey through the classical elements of Earth, Water, Air, and Fire. The concert will close with works by our Young Composer Competition Winners.​​

Program

Salina Fisher ✦ Komorebi (2014)

Michael Ippolito ✦ wand'ring fire (2021)

Scott Lee ✦ Karst (2023)

Du Yun ✦ The Ocean Within (2011)

Sebastian Currier ✦ Night Time (1998)

Maria Schleuning Young Composer Composition Competition Winners

Grace United Methodist Church

4105 Junius Street, Dallas

https://www.voicesofchange.org/events

THE SOUND OF CCM 
CCM Concert Orchestra  
Aik Khai Pung, music director and conductor 
Featuring faculty artist Rusty Burge, percussion soloist 
Celebrate the illustrious career of CCM Distinguished Teaching Professor of Music Theory and Composition Miguel Roig-Francolí with a special concert dedicated to his legacy and profound impact on students and colleagues alike. The evening opens with the world premiere of Variations on a Theme by Roig-Francolí, a collaborative creation featuring variations composed by his colleagues and students, each bringing a unique perspective and voice in honor of his inspiration. Next is a new percussion concerto by CCM Professor of Music Kim Pensyl, composed especially for CCM Percussion Professor Rusty Burge. The concert culminates with the North American premiere of Roig-Francolí’s powerful Sinfonia “De profundis,” a profound and resonant work that will linger in the hearts of all. 
Various Composers: Variations on a Theme by Roig-Francolí *World Premiere 
PENSYL: Percussion Concerto *World premiere  
ROIG-FRANCOLÍ: Sinfonía “De profundis” *North America Premiere  
Estimated run time: 90 minutes 
Location: Corbett Auditorium  
Admission: FREE 

https://music.utah.edu/events/?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D182220203

TXST Wind Symphony and Dr. Caroline Beatty, director

The Harlequin’s Carnival, from Wayward Images

Friday March 28, 2025 at 1:30pm in Van Cliburn Hall, Texas Christian University

Fort Worth, TX

Music by Ippolito, Britten, Smyth, Faure, Poldowski, and Duparc

University of Texas - Rio Grande Valley

Brownsville, TX

Tickets and concert info here:

https://www.showpass.com/music-guest-artists-daveda-brechen-mezzo-soprano-michael-ippolito-piano/