Performances

What is Noise Performance at Resonance Works' in Pittsburgh
May
31
9:30 AM09:30

What is Noise Performance at Resonance Works' in Pittsburgh

What Is Noise premieres Virtual Resonance Chamber Series: In an Expanding Universe presented by Resonance Works / Pittsburgh on Sunday, December 6 at 3:00 PM!

The third performance in the new Virtual Resonance Chamber Series, “In An Expanding Universe” is a sextet’s answer to the question: is our world now smaller or bigger? As we all stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic, we can no longer make music with those outside our own households, but we can explore music and ideas with people and cultures around the world and look out into the galaxy for a sense of meaning and wonder.

Featuring solo and chamber works by composers from Cuba, Poland, Syria, and Australia, composers of Japanese, Chinese, and Korean descent, and works inspired by Armenia and the stars and galaxies, What Is Noise presents global musical perspectives in honor of Resonance Works’ commitment to equity by sharing music by creators of multiple genders, races, nationalities, and sexual orientations.

Tickets are only $9 and give you unlimited access to the program for 3 months! Proceeds and additional donations directly support the work of the performing artists on this series.

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What is Noise - Virtual Residency at The Parish School in Houston Texas
May
4
to May 6

What is Noise - Virtual Residency at The Parish School in Houston Texas

What Is Noise is back in virtual residence with The Parish School in Houston, Texas, exploring Japanese culture through music and art. Our day of interactions with six classes of students was filled with great questions and learning about Japanese music and facts in preparation for sessions on Thursday sharing sounds and music inspired by the students' studies!

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What is Noise Virtual Residency at The Parish School in Houston Texas
Nov
30
to Dec 3

What is Noise Virtual Residency at The Parish School in Houston Texas

Primary students are taking a virtual field trip to explore holidays and traditions around the world from What Is Noise, an award-winning ensemble that has performed throughout the U.S. They’re creating an original soundtrack and artwork that will be on display for families to enjoy December 14.

Primary families: Please join us from 1:45-2:30pm on Dec. 14 for a special drive-thru event and reception for you and your student.

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What is Noise Montgomery County Residency
Mar
25
to Mar 27

What is Noise Montgomery County Residency

What Is Noise will present an educational residency program at Albert Einstein High School in Kensington, MD. This collaboration with Instrumental Music Director Mr. Brendan Kelly has developed throughout the past few years. The program, entitled “Music: A Home Away From Home.” will feature works written by living composers that are representative of their home. Many of us have transplanted to new places and find that our ‘home’ is always a part of us, even as we establish ourselves somewhere new. At the same time, a new place can become home. The pieces we have selected for this program present that dichotomy through music. 

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What is Noise, Virginia Area Residency
Nov
19
to Nov 20

What is Noise, Virginia Area Residency

What Is Noise will present educational residencies to Rockbridge County and Buena Vista City Schools in Virginia. Collaborating with music directors Ms. Shannon Light and Mrs. Jennifer Matthias, the ensemble will introduce the children to new music through the performance of works by living composers. 

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What is Noise presents Victory at Arnot by Eleanor Aversa
May
14
to May 21

What is Noise presents Victory at Arnot by Eleanor Aversa

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What Is Noise collaborates with Berklee composer Eleanor Aversa for the Mother Jones Memorial in Mt. Olive, IL to perform Aversa's Victory at Arnot.

March 15, 2018 at 7pm Berklee College of Music, Oliver Colvin Hall 

March 16, 2018 at 7:30pm Irish Cultural Center

March 19, 2018 at 12pm Boston Arts Academy

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