2016 Program

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2016 Program

A one-day
festival of
over a
thousand
free concerts
in parks
and streets
citywide
Make Music New York is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. This program is also
supported, in part by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. Funded in part by a grant from the NYC & Company Foundation.
Make Music New York returns for its tenth year,
with over a thousand free concerts on the first day of
summer!
On Tuesday, June 21, from 10 in the morning until 9 at
night, musicians of all ages and walks of life will perform
in over 400 public spaces throughout the five boroughs,
including plazas, sidewalks, gardens, closed-off streets, and
even a pier in the Hudson River.
From established international artists to middle school
choruses, music is played by anyone who wants to take
part — and enjoyed by everyone who wants to listen. Just
like the city itself, the range of offerings is wide-ranging
and expressively free. From Beethoven symphonies to indie
rock extravaganzas, from Punk Island to accordion quartets,
from hip hop cyphers to brass band marathons, there is
something for every listener.
But don’t just listen — join the celebration and make
music yourself! Bring
your instrument to a Mass
Appeal event, play a
Boomwhacker at the Staten
Island Yankees game,
or just sit back and enjoy some
chamber music in
Midtown after work.
Use this program
makemusicny.org
or just take
follow your
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to the streets and
ears!
Mass Appeal Event
Street Studio
One of Make
Music New York’s
signatures, the
Mass Appeal is back for an
eighth year, giving New Yorkers
without groups of their own
a chance to take part in the
music-making, by gathering hundreds of musicians to
play pieces written for single
types of instruments. There are
more than twenty events this
year, open to everyone from
the complete newbie to the
polished professional.
Highlights of this year’s Mass
Appeals are three new pieces:
Shimmer, Here and The Gauntlet. Shimmer is a new work for
cymbals, composed by Brian
Chase of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs
and sponsored by the Avedis
Zildjian Company. It takes place
at Madison Square Park, starting at 3:30 pm. The Gauntlet,
taking place on the High Line,
is another new event. Composer Sxip Shirey calls for two
rows of 30 singers to engage
in a musical dialogue as the
public experiences the piece
by walking at their own pace
through the “tent” of vocalists.
And Here, a Mass Appeal event
for music boxes by composer
Angélica Negrón, takes place at
Transmitter Park in Greenpoint,
Brooklyn at 630 PM. Thanks to
sponsor Kikkerland, the first 50
participants will be able to take
home a music box (and, you
are also welcome to bring your
own!)
Block Party
An unusual event puts fans
of the Staten Island Yankees in
the position of playing backup percussion to Survivior
frontman Dave Bickler. In Eye
of the Tiger, fans will learn to
play Boomwhackers (pitched
percussion tubes) to the chorus
of this famous song.
Returning Mass Appeals will
include accordions, bagpipes,
double reeds, French horns,
guitars, harmonicas, mandolins, percussion, pianos,
recorders, stones, synthesizers,
ukuleles, and voices.
Throughout this program you
will see this symbol for each
Mass Appeal event:
Mass Appeal is made possible with major
support from the Music Performance Trust Fund
and The NAMM Foundation
Inside the Bird Chorus
Instrument sponsors:
Uptown Funk
5:00 noisycrane Cody Swanson plays
indie folk
6:15 Robot Princess indie rock
7:00 Sic Tic rock drums, bass, and guitar
7:45 Charles Mansfield indie folk
The Living Gallery
1094 Broadway
4:00 PM – 7:00 Community Open Mic
open to everyone
Bronx
Brooklyn
The Andrew Freedman Home
6:00 Demi Davis electronic and pop
1125 Grand Concourse
11:00 Black Lives Matter Show perform
your own song
2 PM – 430 Street Studio City one
of 8 small mobile recording studios
on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the
spontaneous, collaborative production of
original music. Stop by and contribute to a
track! See sidebar for details.
5:00 The NYChillarmonic high-energy
big-band
singer/songwriter
Eastchester Heights
John Cage: Waltz 8.1
148th Street btw Morris and Park
10:00 AM – 9:00 John Cage’s Waltz
8.1 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977
asks for performers to capture music
(sound) around them in specific locations
throughout New York City. Anyone and
everyone is welcome to take part.
Neighborhood Advisory
Community Garden
3480 Seymour Ave
5:00 PM Jackie Palladino soul-pop
singer/songwriter
along, open to all
Crotona Park Bandshell
1:00 PM Manny’s Boogaloo Crew and
Wave Hill
8:30 AM Inside the Bird Chorus Multi-
Friends Latin music and Afro-Cuban rumba
instrumentalist Michael Pestel improvises
with birds as part of Inside the Bird Chorus
(see sidebar)
The Mall at Bay Plaza
200 Baychester Avenue
2:00 Jixi Fox spoken word mixed with
vocals
5:00 The Silent Celeb R&B, soul, and
hip-hop
Maria Hernandez Park
360 E 151 St
6:30 PM – 8:15 ICS Church Choir sing-
Williamsbridge Oval Park
6:00 PM Fort Indy funk/rock mix
BAY RIDGE
Tipsy
Owls Head Park
67th St & Colonial Road
3:00 Ryan Chatelain rock, pop, and
country guitar
4:30 Muswell Hillbillies country folk
rock meets Ray Davies
6:15 Reverend Mary blues, jazz and soul
that heals
584 Myrtle Ave
6:00 Killy Dwyer punk cabaret with
audience participation
7:00 Mike B soulful, funky songwriter
8:00 Maya Lazaro sun-kissed rock
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
Heights Cafe
84 Montague St
7:00 PM Hot Tea? Eliane Delage and
Marcela Peñalva guitar duo
BEDFORD-STUYVESANT
Bedford-Stuyvesant Community
Garden - NYRP
James Weir Floral Co.
95 Malcolm X Blvd
11:00 Bradley True rock and blues for
kids and families
4:00 Mia Miata Afro-beat, world, and jazz
155 Montague St
10:00 AM (r)eVoLuTioNaRy RhytHmZ
DJ mixing hi-hop, reggae, and house
Jane Bailey Memorial Garden NYRP
132 Montague St
7:30 PM Jaime Garamella indie-folk
singer/songwriter
327 Greene Avenue
6:30 PM Michael Hurder experimental
singer/songwriter
Macon Library (Brooklyn Public
Library)
361 Lewis Avenue
4:00 Ziearre hip-hop and gospel artist
6:00 Chase Winters eclectic pop
Saratoga Library (Brooklyn Public
Library)
8 Thomas S. Boyland St
4:45 Tatiana Disiena young, talented
musical theater singers
5:00 Tattoo Money New York narratives
with guitar and drums
Shirley + Alice Vintage and Indie
Designer
931 Bedford Ave
11:00 DK and the Joy Machine
mountain dulcimer
3:15 Easy Tiger singer/guitarist
performing standards
4:30 Dennis Doyle singer/songwriter
performing folk, rock, and blues
6:00 The Union Gospel rock and soul
band
7:00 Violins and Cello Latin, Irish,
classical, and film music
180 Atlantic Ave
3:45 PM Craig Silver Americana/
bluegrass singer/songwriter
187 Atlantic Ave
1:00 May Gibson funky western
caterwauling
3:00 Real Stormin Norman rock jazz
piano
178 Lexington Ave
5:00 PM – 8:00 Midnight Fire Blues
Band music and spoken word open mic
Target Community Garden
Brooklyn - NYRP
Make a Frame Atlantic Ltd.
Sahadi’s
Sanctuary Gallery
434 Marcus Garvey Blvd
7:30 PM Chocolate Orphan electric
mood music
Lounge 132
BUSHWICK
Bushwick: Evergreen Ave and
Grove St
Gold Sounds
44 Wilson Ave
12:30 Youth Yamada indie-rock singer/
songwriter
1:00 Antonio Mancilla blues and country
singer/songwriter
2:00 Octavia Romano world and folk
singer/songwriter
6:00 Amanda Fama Joni Mitchell meets
Taylor Swift
7:00 NWSPR anthems of sub-atomic
particles, love and betrayal
Hell Phone
Knickerbocker Ave & Willoughby Ave
12:00 PM - 12:30 Boleros #1 A
‘celebration and confusion’ of one of the
most famous pieces of 20th-century music,
this Mass Appeal is created by composer
Brian McCorkle. Anyone can come and
take part.
4:00 PM - 4:30 Boleros #2 A
‘celebration and confusion’ of one of the
most famous pieces of 20th-century music,
this Mass Appeal is created by composer
Brian McCorkle. Anyone can come and
take part.
4:30 PM Tropical Resources aural
collaborations
7:00 PM Bulla En El Barrio lives of the
Colombian cantadoras
Surya Records
101 Wyckoff Ave
12:00 Trumpet Grrrl trumpet, keys and
voice
2:00 Chase Winters eclectic pop from
Brooklyn
6:00 Cyd Blaise folk and country singer/
songwriter
8:00 Youth Yamada indie-rock singer/
songwriter
CARROLL GARDENS/
COBBLE HILL
Bacchus
409 Atlantic Ave
6:00 PM Os Clavelitos samba band
performing original music
Better Carpet Warehouse
443 Atlantic Ave
12:00 Lotus Verry sophisticated crossover
rock band
2:30 Kavion Sabio soulful guitarist with
emotional phrasing
The Brazen Head
228 Atlantic Ave
12:00 Jay McKnight of The Dubs classic
doo-wop
1:00 VentriceIV thought-provoking
conceptual artist
2:00 Misery Loves Company country,
soul, rock, and originals
4:00 Red Sahara specialty quartet
performing soul, world, and pop
5:00 LOST AXIS Joe Popp and Shaugn
O’Donnell perform original acoustic rock
6:00 Randy Whisky passionate Latin
singer/songwriter
7:00 lola jane chilling, sweet and sultry
singer/songwriter
8:00 Galapagos Now indie rock
Brooklyn Industries
100 Smith St
1:00 Alice Avery stories through song
3:00 Mery May Basque singer/songwriter
with Irish blood
4:00 Lovehoney rock trio from Brooklyn
247 Varet St
11:30 Devil Pup hip-hop electronic chill
6:00 Maya Lazaro sun-kissed rock
Little Skips
941 Willoughby Ave
4:00 Michael Hurder experimental
singer/songwriter
Mass Appeal Event
Street Studio
Block Party
Uptown Funk
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Brooklyn
Carroll Park
CROWN HEIGHTS
Foyer Vintage Store
Eastern Parkway Library
(Brooklyn Public Library)
Smith St and Carroll St
3:00 K. Sublime complete Goldberg
Variations and more
4:00 Main Squeeze Orchestra Sextet
NYC’s all female, all accordion ensemble
5:00 Robert Duncan accordion quartet
playing Bach to Berlioz
6:00 PM – 7:00 Mass Appeal
Accordions for the fifth year in a row,
NYC accordionists convene on June 21st!
This year, performing works by Arvo Pärt
and Peter Flint. Come early to hear solo,
duo, and quartet performances by NY
accordionists.
1044 Eastern Pkwy
3:00 PM New Bridges Elementary
school kids sing pop songs
FLOR Brooklyn
227 Utica Avenue
12:00 PM – 2:00 Street Studio City
one of 8 small mobile recording studios
307 Atlantic Ave
12:00 Amber Stowell originals and
covers from a young singer/songwriter
4:00 Lucas Rotman spirited songs from a
street-smart performer
6:00 Hunt for Hunter duo featuring violin,
guitar, and cajon
61 Local
61 Bergen St
1:00 Taylor Simone jazz-inspired electrosoul
2:00 Keren Abreu with Jeb Roberts
R&B/soul singer with accompaniment
3:00 Mariana & Bowtie Dave new soul
and jazz duet
4:00 Julia Anrather intimate, laid-back
singer-songwriter
5:00 Saman electric guitar behind rich
vocals
6:00 Uma R&B/jazz fusion vocalist
7:00 Olivia K and the Parkers
Caribbean-infused soul fusion outfit
John Cage’s Waltz 47.1
Kane St at Court St
5:00 K. Sublime complete Goldberg
Variations and more
Union Street Studio
78 Union St
8:30 PM ROSA Vocal Group performing
lesser-known traditional music from Serbia
CLINTON HILL
Green in BKLYN
432 Myrtle Ave
11:00 Thomas Piper digital creator and
vocalist who has worked with Public Enemy
2:00 Dream Circle eclectic, genrebending blend of soul, electronic and
hip-hop
4:00 Benny Lopez Conjunto salsa,
merengue, and more
CONEY ISLAND
Coney Island: Dreamland Pavilion
West 10th and the Boardwalk
3:00 maddanmusic multi-keyboardist and
performance artist
6:00 Selima (Wonda Woman) female
emcee and singer/songwriter
Ronald McNair Park
Washington Ave & Eastern Pkwy
5:15 Oya Noire 20-year old soul artist
6:00 Control the Sound four kids from
Brooklyn play funk and rock
6:45 Pat Hayford international world and
reggae singer/songwriter
7:30 Pearly Caribbean soca artist
The Stratosphere Studios Cafe
Lounge
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN
Albee Square
Fulton St & Bond St
1:00 Dmitriy progressive trance and other
dance music
4:15 Wula Drum Ensemble large-scale
drum circle
6:00 Deep Feelings & What The FUNK
is going on FUNK Band original funk
Bridge Plaza Community Garden
- NYRP
163 Concord St
11:00 InkExtract singer/songwriter
4:30 Chanel paisley student singer/
songwriter
5:00 Jason Waters folk-rock singer/
songwriter
8:00 Andrew Shelton (Grandrew)
campfire songs and lyrical cynicism
Free Range Wine & Spirits
329 Atlantic Ave
6:30 PM Domingo de Duo classical
flute duet
Gumbo
493 Atlantic Ave
11:00 P.S. 38 Steel Pan Orchestra
students play steel pan drums
12:00 maggie and evan rock and folk for
children and all ages
3:00 Tatiana Disiena vocal coach and her
talented young students
4:00 J-Boy Jahlonte 7-year-old rapper
5:00 Hejira – a World Music
Experience bridge between Middle
Eastern & Western music
6:00 Traveling Jewburys 7-piece Bronx
band playing ‘60s and ‘70s hits
7:00 StreetMule world music one-man
band
Planet Brooklyn Academy
Clothing co.
517 Atlantic Ave
1:15 RKHTY singer/songwriter
2:00 Red Sahara specialty quartet
performing originals and covers
3:00 Tattoo Money New York narratives
with phat drums and guitar
4:15 Melody and Lorena Mercedes
singer/songwriters
5:00 Ms. Reign conscious hip-hop artist
6:00 Syndee Winters talented singer/
songwriter
RentRideReturn
514 Atlantic Ave
5:00 Teeph Rhetoric hip-hop emcee
7:00 Luck & Senses singer/songwriter
duo
to an ethereal displacement. Anyone,
young or old, performer or witness, is
invited to participate. Harmonically tuned
metallophone tubes will be provided.
Fly America DUMBO
145 Front St
11:00 BluSoul the streets of Brownsville
in song
12:00 ROM-EL Caribbean influences,
melodic flows, real hip-hop
12:45 Tiffani Love hip-hop, pop, world
2:00 VIIK semi-conscious lyrics over
complex beats
3:00 Brewster Moonface 4-piece
electric blues/roots band
4:15 Tabou TMF aka Undefinable One
hip-hop, reggae, and dance music
4:45 Kojo Stone multi-talented soul singer
Clover’s Fine Art Gallery
Robert Bar
338 Atlantic Ave
12:00 Opportunity Music Project
classical
1:00 Martina Arroyo Foundation’s
Prelude to Performance talented young
opera stars
3:00 Dorian Wallace pianist/composer/
improviser
4:00 Hot Tea? Eliane Delage and Marcela
Peñalva on guitars
emotional phrasing
6:00 Kandace Miller self-taught pianist
and composer
7:00 E-PROPS hip-hop/dance hall artists
104 Bond St
6:00 PM Hive Trio jazz fusion
EAST NEW YORK
Willoughby Plaza
Livonia Ave
2:15 PM RKHTY reggae, hip-hop, R&B
Collier West
377A Atlantic Ave
5:00 PM Jessica Rowboat chamber
music, gospel, and jazz hands!
The Commons Cafe
388 Atlantic Ave
2:00 Melody and Lorena Mercedes
singer/songwriters
2:30 Judy Gorman blues/folk/jazz singer/
songwriter
Evolution Green Room Salon
442 Atlantic Ave
5:15 PM OnnaDi R&B, hip-hop, pop
recording artist
503 Atlantic Ave
7:30 Amber Stowell young singer/
songwriter
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422 Atlantic Ave
4:30 MLDQ modern take on Django
Reinhardt
6:00 Los Hijos de la Gran Puna
traditional music from the Andes
Willoughby St & Pearl St
1:00 Supermajor six-piece rock collective
with vocal harmonies and laser sounds
3:00 DeJaVoux R&B duo playing covers
and originals
4:00 Cheliz hip-hop
5:00 Daylan Knight soul-stirring R&B
6:00 Derrick Cobb pop with a splash
of R&B
DUMBO
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Pier 1
4:00 PM – 7:00 HONK NYC annual
celebration of brass bands
Cadman Plaza
12:15 Dominion experimental electronic/
techno
1:15 Brightfully Chelsea Sahleen and
Steven Salazar perform pop
1:15 Janelle Costa electronics from
Puerto Rico
3:00 The Afro Nick original indie-rock
from a symbol of freedom
New Lots Plaza
Spring Creek Library (Brooklyn
Public Library)
12143 Flatlands Ave
5:00 PM Youth Yamada singer/
songwriter who loves the 60s
FLATBUSH
Make Music New York @ the
Junction
1545 Flatbush Ave
1:00 Yehuda Freeman guitar and
harmonica with a blues/country/Chassidic
touch
2:00 Smax Music ecletic mix of
Caribbean and rock
3:00 Lynda Starr emotionally driven R&B
4:00 Square One rap duo from Long Island
5:00 Noni Rene singer/songwriter from
Philadelphia
6:00 de Laroque & Strauss sounds of
Drake and Wilco
8:15 Harmony Program Brooklyn Youth
Orchestra classical music
DUMBO Archway
Water St and Anchorage Pl
8:30 PM - 9:00 J.C. King’s Bells/
Door in the effort of challenging the
static of infrastructure: ommunicate,
as an ensemble, a joyful noise, while
levitating the Manhattan Bridge archway
Mass Appeal Event
Street Studio
Block Party
Flatbush Food Co-op
1415 Cortelyou Rd
3:30 Gibraltar Jazz jazz-a-billy/rock
retro duo
5:30 Luck & Senses singer/songwriter
duo
6:30 Noni Rene singer/songwriter from
Philadelphia
J Boogies / Zeqway FlatBush
push 4 Unity
9 Snyder Ave
10:15 ROM-EL Caribbean influences and
real hip hop merge
1:00 BluSoul struggle of the streets of
Brownsville
complex beats
5:45 Aisling Peartree & Shalom musical
social justice/commentary
PS139 Cortelyou Rd Playground
330 Rugby Rd
2:00 PS 139 4th Grade Band jazz, blues,
and folk
PS 217 Stage
1100 Newkirk Ave
11:00 PS 217 Music Groups kids’ chorus
2:30 PS 217 House Band eclectic rock,
soul, funk
4:00 Jennifer Richman music that heals
5:00 Misery Loves Company country,
soul, and rock’n’roll
6:00 Benjamin Cartel catchy hooks and
foot-stomping rhythms
FORT GREENE
The Brooklyn Music School
126 St. Felix St
3:30 Sadie Hart showgirl turned
songwriter
5:30 Line Tilter jazz/electrosoul quartet
7:00 Tania Stavreva Bulgarian-born piano
dynamo
Fowler Square
Lafayette Ave & Fulton St
Uptown Funk
Cuyler Gore Park
The Gate Brooklyn
Greene Ave & Carlton Ave
11:00 iPhoneBeats.US live demo of new
IPad beat machine app
321 5th Ave
7:00 NGN Blues high energy/groovy
indie-rock blues
GOWANUS
Thomas Greene Playground
Grand Central Oyster Bar
Brooklyn
225 Nevins St
4:00 Woodhead energetic rock
256 5th Ave
6:00 Avivia Jaye singer who plays guitar,
uke, harp, and piano
GREENPOINT
Greenspace at President Street
Cato’s Army & Navy
222 5th Ave
6:00 Opera on Tap opera, acoustic guitar,
and wine in the garden
654 Manhattan Ave
11:00 The Dead Letters The Jam meets
The Replacements
McGolrick Park
1:30 Sadie Hart showgirl turned
songwriter
High Dive
243 Fifth Ave
7:00 South Hope melodic soulful power
pop
7:30 Limbo Dolls indie rock meets punk
Jonathan Blum’s Studio
WNYC Transmitter Park
6:30 PM – 8:00 Angélica Negrón’s
285 5th Ave
12:00 PM Wild Turkey Surprise
presents…tasty stew of different
musicians
Here Inspired by microscopic images
of sand that reveal a surprising detailed
beauty of different shapes, color, depth,
and textures, Here is a new piece for an
indeterminate number of music boxes.
Multiple tunes will interweave in the space
as participants follow a graphic time score
with performance instructions.
PARK SLOPE
L’ Albero dei Gelati
341 5th Ave
5:00 Jody Kruskal concertina, songs and
puppet show
Backyard Brooklyn
388 5th Ave
5:30 Backyard Band cool brunch-time
music
Bogota Latin Bistro
141 Fifth Ave
7:30 Sonido Costeno fusion of son,
merengue, bachata, reggae, and guaracha
Brooklyn Crepe & Juice
274 Flatbush Ave
5:45 Tropical Image Dance Studio
home of Brooklyn’s mambo queen
Burrito Bar & Kitchen
307 Flatbush Ave
5:00 Bandera Spanish and English rock
band
The Chocolate Room
51 5th Ave
5:00 Molly Tigre afro-jazz influenced by
Mali and the Horn of Africa
6:30 Super Hi-FI imaginary soundtrack for
a movie about Martians robbing banks
Freddy’s Bar and Backroom
627 Fifth Ave
12:30 Ai Lee Wyer poet/musician
recently heard on NPR
1:30 Shelly Knight Austin-based soulful
southern classic rock
2:30 Rocket Silence modern rock from
Long Island City
3:30 Sometime Boys progressive roots
band
4:30 Armada trendy commercial and
concert rock
5:30 Video Beast psychedelic confusion
and punk tension
6:30 Even Twice punk/prog duo
7:30 Youth Yamada singer/songwriter
who loves the ‘60s
8:00 Les Sans Culottes famous raunchy
faux-French band
Mass Appeal Event
Kulushkat Falafel
446C Dean St
3:00 Walker Adams Project funk meets
delicate jazz and dirty rock
7:00 Lucas Rotman spirited songs from a
Miti Miti Taperia
138 Fifth Ave
6:30 Joy Jones & Mark Caserta
acoustic guitar-playing opera singer meets
bald electric guitar player
The Monro Pub
481 5th Ave
6:00 Shelly Knight Austin-based soulful
southern classic rock
6:30 Lacy James eclectic, ethereal
singer/songwriter
7:00 Karen Davis blues-driven acoustic
indie rock duo
7:30 GoGirlsMusic Prince Tribute
MS 51 Middle School
350 5th Ave
4:00 Triple A Music traditional
Appalachian string music
O Live Brooklyn
140 5th Ave
5:30 Lucas Rotman gritty, relevant,
Old Stone House of Brooklyn
336 3rd St
7:00 The Brooklyn Brandenburgers
small, conductor-less classical chamber
orchestra
Pinot’s Palette
382 5th Ave
7:15 Ertwhiles bluegrass trio
Private Picassos
237 5th Avenue
5:00 Amelia Robinson of Mil’s Trills
celebrating friends, family, and community
Prospect Place PlayHouse
22 Prospect Pl
11:00 Jixi Fox spoken word with quirky
vocals an catchy vibes
11:30 Didi DLicious poetic avant-garde
music
complex beats
12:30 Square One rap duo from Long
Island
1:00 SOF unapologetic indie-pop artist
2:00 The Icarus Test NYC-based
alternative band
Street Studio
Block Party
PROSPECT PARK
3:00 One Lucky Lady hip-hop heaven
5:00 Carla Cubit perform or sing your
Prospect Park Lullwater Bridge
11:00 AM – 12:00 Stones/Water/Time/
song about Black Lives Matter
Brooklyn Public Library Central Branch
playing honest songs about people
7:00 Globular Cluster collective of soundmakers with multiple influences
10 Grand Army Plaza
4:00 PM – 5:30 Make(r) Music New
York join in at BPL and learn how to make
music with maker technology (littleBits and
Make Makeys), then participate in a live
performance! Rain location: Information
Commons Lab.
Prospect Park - Nethermead
6:00 PM – 7:00 Time-Machine_music
Presented in partnership with the
Prospect Park Alliance
participatory piece for percussion by Loop
2.4.3, email dave@makemusicday.org for
more info
6:00 The Dry States blues rock trio
67 Burger
234 Flatbush Ave
emotional phrasing
Warren St Marks Community
Garden
623 Warren St
4:00 Lina & Sakai South American and
Brazilian vocals, guitar, and ukelele
5:00 Waynocat electric ukelele
6:00 The Shockwaves rock reinvention
7:00 Bella Voce Singers 45-member
chorus
Grand Army Plaza
3:30 Guerrilla Fanfare world premiere,
by TILT Brass and Iktus Percussion, of Kevin
James’ new work for 16 brass players and
4 percussionists. The fanfare starts with
the players at remote points, converging on
Grand Army Plaza for a 10-minute finale.
Windsor World of Shoes II
Breath Jen Baker leads a performance of
Dean Rosenthal’s composition for stones &
water, and all are welcome to participate.
Bring your own stones if possible. More
info at http://www.stonespiece.com.
SUNSET PARK
Amalgamated Bank
4502 5th Ave
12:00 The lucky dawgz band members
from opening acts from the seventies
2:00 Dancing Goats Americana stylings
with post-jamband sensibilities
3:00 Amistad melodic rock band
484 5th Ave
4:00 Lucy Kalantari joyful ukulele tunes
for kids
PROSPECT HEIGHTS
Brooklyn Botanical Garden
150 Eastern Pkwy
5:00 AM Inside the Bird Chorus –
David Rothenberg and friends clarinetist
David Rothenberg, along with cellist
Hank Roberts and guitarist Charlie Rauh,
improvises with local birds as part of Inside
the Bird Chorus (see sidebar)
9:00 PM Inside the Bird Chorus –
David Rothenberg and friends clarinetist
David Rothenberg, along with musicians
Steve Scholle and Lucie Vitkova, improvises
with local birds as part of Inside the Bird
Chorus (see sidebar)
CityMD
288 Flatbush Ave
11:00 Jaime Garamella Ben Folds, Ryan
Adams, and Dave Grohl have a baby
1:15 Craig Silver singer with a rawboned
Americana sound
Ideya Brooklyn
636 Carlton Ave
3:00 Sandra Small rock, soul, funk vibe
Writers Block Live from FlatBush
Brooklyn
175/177 Flatbush Ave
from Brooklyn
11:45 Decaf Black up and coming hiphop artist
12:15 BluSoul pain and struggle of the
streets of Brownsville
12:45 Juxx Diamondz hip-hop
3:45 Lex King young, energetic artist from
Flatbush
4:00 Ari Acosta one-half of the R&B/
poetry duo Gunz & Butter
4:15 Street Corporate Records Bumpy
Barns and Ricky Famous
4:30 Mad Squablz young hip-hop artist
5:00 Carla Cubit perform or sing your
song about Black Lives Matter
5:15 ILLA GHEE black apocalyptic listerine
5:30 Cypher Junkies Wu-Tang/Beastie
hybrid
5:45 BEN FAMILIAR rapper ganjapreneur
complex beats
6:15 Lights Out Crew hip-hop reggae
fusion
6:30 Mic Beatz hip-hop artist from
Huntington Station
6:45 Tiffani Love hip-hop, pop, world
music
Street Studios
Starting at 11am on June 21, eight small mobile recording studios will appear on sidewalks throughout
NYC. These “Street Studios,” coordinated by Make
Music New York and Found Sound Nation, will engage passersby and MMNY festival musicians in the
spontaneous, collaborative production of original
music.
Each street studio will be run by a team of two DJengineers. These producers will spend a few hours
recording, quick-mixing, looping, and playing back
the live sounds, while interacting with the public
who stop by to sing, play an instrument, or record
sounds that become part of the musical track. The
producers will then have two days to mix down one
five-minute track to present at the “Street Studio
Smackdown” party at National Sawdust in Brooklyn
on Thursday, June 23rd (80 North 6th Street, 8 pm to
12 am). Everyone who records material on June 21st
is invited to attend.
Find the
in this program to find a Street Studio in
your neighborhood, and stop by on June 21!
Uptown Funk
With support from:
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Brooklyn
LP n Harmony
MIST Harlem
683 Grand St
Cricket Wireless - Sunset Park
5th Ave BID
5410 5th Ave
3:00 DJ Jayrocks passionate music from
different cultures
Lula Bean Coffee Shop
500 Block of 48th St
11:30 Noa Fort singer/songwriter, pianist,
painter of sounds
2:45 Douglas Cohen experimental music
composer/performer
797 Grand St
6:00 Paulax Belgian surrealist sax and
electronics
46 W 116th St
11:00 Thando Mlambo Zimbabweanborn globetrotting singer
3:00 Bonnie Bowers reggae music artist
5:15 PAULA RALPH BIRKETT stories
of trials and triumph through music and
spoken word
6:00 Benita Charles Harlem-based
singer/songwriter.
7:15 Siobhan Singer + Songwriter.
7:30 Anu~Sun | Harlem Arts Festival
2016 an eclectic blend of Hip-Hop, Soul
and Jazz.
Sunset Park 5th Avenue BID
5120 5th Ave
12:30 The Dry States soulful and honest
songs about people, work and life
1:30 Devil Pup hip-hop, electronic, rock,
chill
2:00 E$go rap artist from Sunset Park
2:45 Chanel paisely Sunset Park student
singer/songwriter
3:15 Melody & Lorena Mercedes
singer/songwriter, pop, R&B
3:45 Nuevo Hit Latin pop/reggaeton
singer and composer
4:30 Katherine Charlene Class freedom
and healing through music
5:15 Andrea Williams R&B, soul singer/
songwriter
6:00 Alma Mia soul fusion family band
from Brooklyn
8:00 Downtown Equipment hard rock
quartet with vocal harmonies and soaring
guitars
Make McCarren Park Weird
McCarren Park
11:00 PRIMA PRIMO industrial vaudeville
2:00 Particulate Matter public
experiment in spatialized sound, using
decaying and hacked technology
5:00 Daniel Ouellette and the Shobijin
multilingual, experiential tour de force
5:45 CHOIR XPLORATION move around
in space and create group sound
6:30 hisatasu takashio and kelvin
daly wood carving sound with effects and
electronic guitar
Manila Social Club
2 Hope St
6:00 Tinyfox sirens of the islands
The Roebling Quarry
122 Roebling St
6:30 Telecommand infectious
instrumental groove music accompanied by
live visuals
Spaceworks @ Williamsburgh
Library
WILLIAMSBURG
240 Division Ave
1:30 Ebone underground electronic
trombone plays hip hop and soul
2:15 Noni Rene neo-soul singer/
songwriter from Philadelphia
3:15 Giga Herbs sweet synths, sick riffs,
and space gifts
4:30 Dream Circle genre-bending journey
into electronic, house, hip-hop, dub reggae,
African
5:00 Thomas Piper digital creator and
vocalist who has worked with Public Enemy
5:30 Ile de Palmares family-friendly
Capoeira
5:45 Trumpet Grrrl trumpet, keys and vox
6:45 The Demi Brothers avant-garde/
blues/metal duo from Harlem
Bahia El Salvadorian Restaurant
Standard Deli
690 Grand St
6:00 Nuevo Hit Latin pop/reggaeton
singer and composer
766 Grand St
11:00 May Gibson funky Western, honky
loft, caterwauling, wobble wonk
Parkette Brooklyn
4022 5th Ave
6:30 Noa Fort singer/songwriter, pianist,
painter of sounds
7:30 Tropical Image Dance Studio
home of Brooklyn’s mambo queen
Pollo Campero
4518 5th Ave
6:30 The Bits rock ‘n’ roll from Brooklyn
Dar 525 Middle Eastern
Restaurant
525 Grand St
7:00 Yassin Algero singer and producer
with an Algerian/Morrocan fusion
Dardy Bar
245 S 1st St
7:00 The Dardys indie basement noise
pop
Grand Street BID
Grand St & Union Ave
11:00 Nico Padden powerhouse folkrock tunes
The Heckscher Foundation
Children’s Garden
134 Scholes St
4:30 Paulax Belgian surrealist sax and
electronics
5:30 Dahlia Dumont – Blue Dahlia
French chanson meets reggae-klezmer
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Manhattan
UPPER
MANHATTAN
(NORTH TO SOUTH)
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS /
INWOOD
Fort Tryon Park: Linden Terrace
5:30PM to 8 MMNY Spoken Word
Extravaganza The MMNY Spoken Word
Extravaganza is an annual celebration of
words with featured performers and an
Open Mic. All are welcome to make noise!
Morris-Jumel Mansion
65 Jumel Terrace
4:00 Epyllion ancient music and narration
from the bardic tradition
5:00 Octavia Romano folk and alternative
singer/songwriter
6:00 mbiraNYC traditional mbira music
of Zimbabwe
Pangea Music Group
Conference
Dyckman St
11:00AM Pangea Music Group
Conference
La Plaza De las Americas
The Cecil
210 W 118th St
7:15PM JS Williams | Harlem Arts
Festival 2016 trumpeter/composer
blending funk, soul, and jazz
Corner Social
321 Lenox Ave
12:00 Karen Davis blues-driven acoustic
indie rock duo
4:00 JuliousBass the future of bass
Friendship Garden - NYRP
Moor Power to the People
Concert
254 W 125th St
11:45 Key Melodics Bronx-born hip-hop
artist
12:30 Hasan Tariq guitarist and singer/
songwriter
4:15 Pat Hayford international musician,
composer, and singer/songwriter
5:00 ROM-EL Caribbean influences,
melodic flows and real hip-hop
7:30 Mr.Outtasite the first Ray Charles
of hip-hop
Nelson Mandela Community
Garden
499 W 150th St
2:00 Scrilla Kwam hip-hop musician
6:30 ARRA multitalented singer/
songwriter, dancer, rapper
267 W 126th St
3:00 Thando Mlambo Zimbabwean-born
globetrotting singer
7:00 Goddess Lakshmi thinking-person’s
rock band
Grandma’s Place
Shrine World Music Venue
84 W 120th St
2271 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd
6:00PM 18 Piece Jazz Orchestra
11:00AM – 1:00 Street Studio City
Grandma’s Place will host one of 8 small
mobile recording studios on sidewalks
throughout NYC, for the spontaneous,
collaborative production of original music.
Stop by and contribute to a track! See
sidebar for details.
Harlem Food Bar
2100 Frederick Douglass Blvd
4:00PM to 9:00 DJ Stormin’ Norman
DJ for house, pop, soul R&B
Silvana
300 W 116th St
6:00 Lauren Lee “Space Jazz” Trio
heavy hitting, intellectual jazz piano/
vocal trio
7:15 Timothy Bloom | Harlem Arts
Festival 2016 rock and soul artist
8:00 Akil Dasan & The New York
Underground soul/hip-hop musician from
Harlem
W 175th St & Broadway
11:00 The Dancing Cupcakes Prudencio
Agostini and Mark Greenberg on guitars
2:00 Hasan Tariq guitarist and singer/
songwriter
3:00 Three Pynts Shy raucous pub band
5:00 Maayan middle eastern influences
and catchy, rootsy tunes.
6:30 Catahoula Cajun Band northern
fried toe-tapping Cajun dance music
118 W 134th St
3:00PM - 6:00 Street Studio City
Harlem Grown will host one of 8 small
mobile recording studios on sidewalks
throughout NYC, for the spontaneous,
collaborative production of original music.
Stop by and contribute to a track! See
sidebar for details.
HARLEM
Jackie Robinson Park
Walls-Ortiz Gallery and Center
85 Bradhurst Ave
4:00 Benita Charles soul-stirring and
inspirational music from Harlem-based
singer/songwriter
4:30 Peaches & Edgar Torres two R&B
acts playing over backing tracks
4:45 Luckee R&B played over a backing
track
5:30 Sweet Lee Music melting pot of
jazz, funk, blues and soul
6:00 Psyche of Sound live pop-rock band
6:30 Lady E and the Platinum Players
classic soul band
7:00 Keishera James a cross between
Anita Baker and Sade
7:30 The Condescending Liberals
obscure covers of big-name artists in R&B/
blues, classic rock and 70s funk
3:00 KristanInvention indie-folk singer/
songwriter
4:00 Mayari multifaceted economist/
singer/statistician
5:30 Thando Mlambo Zimbabwean-born
globetrotting singer
7:00 groovline original music as well as
jazz standards and contemporary hits
Angel of Harlem
7:15 PM Shareef Keyes & The Groove
| Harlem Arts Festival 2016 jazz-funk,
hip-hop and soul
Billie’s Black/Paracademia Make Music Harlem
271 W 119th St
3:00 Rakiem Walker Project 11-member
group
3:45 Apparition Muzik beat boxer from
Queens
4:00 Paracademia Collective
performances highlighting Paracademia
2015-16 season
5:00 Bonnie Bowers reggae music artist
5:45 Johari Mayfield accomplished
dancer, choreographer and movement
specialist
6:00 La Banda Ramirez performing the
best in urban Latin music
7:00 ShoutHouse hip-hop, jazz, and art
music
Mass Appeal Event
Street Studio
Harlem Grown Farm
St Nicholas Park (above the train
station)
135th St & St. Nicholas Ave
5:00PM Tafari XL hip-hop artist from
Queens
29-33 Convent Ave
3:00 PM Alice Avery indie-op singer/
songwriter telling you stories through song
West Harlem Piers Park
W 125th and the Hudson River
5:00 Rolando R. eclectic jazzy fusion
6:30 ROSA Vocal Group female vocal
ensemble performing traditional music
from Serbia.
Lolo’s Seafood Shack
William B. Washington
Community Garden
303 W 116th St
7:15PM Noel Simone Wippler |
Harlem Arts Festival 2016 soul, jazz, rock
and Latin
327 W 126th St
4:00 PAULA RALPH BIRKETT stories of
trials and triumph thru music and spoken
word
Block Party
Uptown Funk
Dairy Lawn
5:00PM - 7:00 Mass Appeal Ukuleles
109th St and Manhattan Ave
10:00AM to 9:00 John Cage’s Waltz
join Makalina and dozens of other local
ukulele enthusiasts as they strum through a
mix of standards and Polynesian favorites.
Uke Hut and Kala will be teaming up to give
away a number of ukuleles, and free learnto-play ukulele books will be distributed to
participants.
Morningside Park
374 Morningside Ave
4:00 DeeDee Levant blues, gospel and
jazz
5:00 Cedric “Catfish” Turner blues
6:00 The Phil Young Experience Harlem
jazz super-group
Sakura Park
Uptown Funk is a special project for Make Music
New York’s 10th year that will feature funk, jazz, and
soul concerts at venues throughout Harlem. MMNY
is partnering with Harlem Arts Festival and several
neighborhood establishments to bring out local talent
in a celebration of Harlem’s American musical heritage and to create a lively, walkable route full of diverse
interpretations of “funk.” As much as Uptown Funk will
function as an opportunity to showcase the musicians
of Northern Manhattan, the full day of programming
will also spotlight community clubs, restaurants, and
outdoor spaces that appeal to a wide range of New Yorkers. Some, like Silvana and The Shrine, have become
institutions in Harlem over the last decade, and others
like MIST and Corner Social are a bit newer but have
made important additions to the landscape all the same.
This year promises to be the first of many Uptown Funk
celebrations of the music and culture of Harlem.
5:30 Adam DeAscentis upright bass,
acoustic guitar, percussion.
7:00 Red Sahara a specialty quartet
performing covers and original songs
Target East Harlem Community
Garden - NYRP
“Uptown Grand Central”
Community Plaza
415 E 117th St
11:00 Elaine Tai classical violinist
3:00 Native Son Music deep house
DJs with soulful singers and jazzy
accompaniment.
125th Street & Park Ave
6:00 Brewster Moonface 4-piece
electric blues/roots band with a great
female singer
7:00 Thurston Ray R&B & soul music with
poetic messages
First Ave & E 114 St
6:00PM Brooklyn United Marching
Band community-based organization that
serves NYC youth.
EAST HARLEM
Urban Garden Center
Chenchita’s Garden
1693-91 Madison Ave
2:00 PM Sweet Lee Music melting pot
of jazz, funk, blues and soul
El Cataño Community Garden NYRP
171 E 110th St
12:00 Selima (Wonda Woman) female
emcee and singer/songwriter
4:30 Jixi Fox quirky spoken word artist
Rodale Pleasant Park Community
Garden - NYRP
437 East 114th St
1:30 Fred G violinist with pre-recorded
mp3 tracks
7:00 Adam DeAscentis upright bass,
acoustic guitar, percussion
Mass Appeal Event
Thomas Jefferson Park
1640 Park Ave
4:30 Doctor Mo for people that like good
music
6:00 KristanInvention indie-folk and pop
singer/songwriter
6:30 La Huerta Latin corta venas y
danzantes
MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS
Columbia Secondary School
Community Garden
Amsterdam Ave & W 119th St
3:30PM The Columbia Secondary
School Session Bands teacher-student
collaborative group
4:30PM CSS Ensemble classical music
ensemble formed in 2015
Street Studio
Block Party
Riverside Dr & W 122nd St
5:00PM to 7:00 Mass Appeal
Circlesongs Everybody sings! Blending
voices & rhythms has been a privileged
platform to relate in many societies, as
a means to bring together individual and
collective expression in harmony. We will
explore a wide repertoire of traditional
songs and chants from various cultures
while learning about the body as a music
instrument. All levels and ages are
welcome!
7:00 Mixed Doubles a duo exploring and
pushing the limits of the acoustic guitar.
Straus Park
Broadway & W 106th St
7:00PM to 8:00 Mass Appeal
Recorders led by Deborah Booth,
performing a selection of classical and
early recorder music. Bring your recorder to
play along!
RIVERSIDE PARK
Dana Discovery Center
4:00 De Rosa & Friends blind singerguitarist who plays vintage classic rock
6:00 - 8:00 Mass Appeal Harmonicas
This year, Hohner is donating harmonicas
to Make Music Day events across the
country for a national day of harmonica
playing on June 21st! Here in New York,
the Mass Appeal Harmonicas will be led by
harmonica virtuoso Jia-Yi He (featured on
“America’s Got Talent”). Jia-Yi welcomes
kids, teenagers, adults, seniors and whole
families for a free harmonica lesson in
Central Park. The first 100 participants will
receive a free harmonica. Please email
hejiayi@yahoo.com for more information.
Great Hill Oval
Enter at W 104th St & Central Park
West
4:15 Judy Gorman singer, guitarist,
songwriter blues/folk/jazz rooted songs.
5:00 George Milly solo acoustic guitar
music
7:00 Mayari multifaceted economist/
singer/statistician
Naumburg Bandshell
Presented by Society of the Americas
5:00 PM International Contemporary
Ensemble performing Alberto Ginastera’s
Serenata and Mario Davidovsky’s
Divertimento a 8 ‘Ambiguous Symmetries’
Lawn at 80th Street
4:00 mbiraNYC traditional mbira music
Stranger’s Gate (110 & Lenox)
of Zimbabwe
5:00 Gold - The Last Empress vocalist
with a live African band and a dancer
6:00 Gamelan Dharma Swara New York
City’s premier Balinese gamelan ensemble
W 110th St and Lenox Ave
singer/songwriter
5:00 Alice Avery indie pop singer/
songwriter
110th Street
3:00PM Bloomingdale School of
UPPER EAST SIDE
Music community music school students
CENTRAL PARK
Carl Schurz Park
4:00PM Sarah DeLeo romantic, melodic
music and ballads
International Preschools
345 E. 86th St
2:00 Composer’s Voice concert music of
living composers young and not so young
3:00 CHAMBERLAIN BRASS QUINTET
selections from their large repertoire.
Shake Shack Upper East Side
154 E 86th St
11:30 Fred G violinist playing with prerecorded mp3 tracks
singer/songwriter
2:00 Roquois neo-pop blend of hip-hop,
pop rock and R&B
6:30 Siobhan singer/songwriter
7:30 The Real DMT thought-provoking
conscious lyrics.
8:00 RKHTY singer/songwriter
UPPER WEST SIDE
Balsley Park
9th Ave and W 57th St
4:30PM The Chamber Music Center of
New York young chamber and orchestral
musicians perform works by Beethoven,
Vivaldi, and others. Piano graciously
provided by Piano Piano.
Bard Graduate Center
18 W 86th St
11:00 Alfredo Europa /Brel by Alfredo
performing Jacques Brel’s music and songs
3:00 Peri Mauer composer and cellist
5:00 Mixed Doubles duo that explores
the limits of the acoustic guitar.
6:00 Suki Rae flutist/singer/songwriter
7:00 Hugo Kauder Society fostering
awareness, appreciation, and performances
of Kauder’s music
Dante Park
Columbus Ave & W 63rd St
4:00PM Les Ballets de l’Opera Chinois
de New York Chinese ballet meets
Western ballet
Jazz at Lincoln Center
10 Columbus Circle
4:00 PM Second Line Parade Jazz at
Lincoln Center presents a New Orleansstyle second line parade led by Jason
Olaine, winding from Columbus Circle to
Lincoln Center Plaza in time for the start of
Midsummer Night Swing
Cherry Hill Fountain
5 AM – Inside the Bird Chorus
musicians TBA improvise with birds as part
of Inside the Bird Chorus (see sidebar)
Ever wondered what it’s
like to play with a bird?
This is the year to find
out. New York City’s
avian life is celebrated
in composer/clarinetist David Rothenberg’s
Inside the Bird Chorus,
conceived as a dialogue
between improvising
musicians and native
bird species of NYC.
Mr. Rothenberg will be
performing at Brooklyn Botanic Gardens,
and BBG’s resident bird
expert will be on hand for
conversation. There
will be similar
performances by
other musicians
in all five boroughs:
Wave Hill (Bronx),
Central Park (Manhattan), Jamaica
Bay (Queens),
Fresh Kills Park
(Staten Island),
all at either
dawn or dusk, the
prime bird call hours.
The Audubon Society
will offer free bird walks
following select events.
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Manhattan
La Perla Garden
76 West 105th St btw Columbus
Ave and Manhattan Ave
2:30 Biscuit River guitar, dobro, banjo,
mandolin, fiddle, singing
3:45 Noa Fort singer/songwriter, pianist
and vocalist, painter of sounds.
5:00 James Ilgenfritz and Charlie
Waters jazz masters
6:00 Phil Gammage roots- and bluesinfluenced music
7:00 Anti-Social Music making an
infernal racket
8:00 Roquois neo-pop blend of hip-hop,
pop-rock and R&B.
Pier i
Presented as part of the Summer on
the Hudson Series
W 70th St and the Hudson River
5:00PM to 10:00 Glass on Water
Philip Glass and forty talented NYC student
pianists perform Glass’s complete Piano
Etudes on a beautiful Yamaha grand
provided by Piano Piano. Presented with the
help of Mannes College the New School
for Music.
Richard Tucker Square
Broadway and W 66th St
4:00 Katelynn Tomney singer/songwriter
of indie rock
5:00 Aurical indie rock even your
grandmother would love
6:00 The Better Tones blending Brazilian
music styles with American pop, folk and
rock music
7:00 Wula Drum Ensemble large-scale
drum circle and ensemble performance
St Agnes Library
Amsterdam Ave at W 81st St
4:00PM Uptown Sound vocal jazz
ensemble singing the oldies & goodies
St Paul and St Andrew United
Methodist Church
263 W 86th Street (corner of West
End Avenue)
6:00PM NY Jazz Academy Jazz
Combos David Engelhard, Javier Arau,
Aubrey Johnson, Tammy Scheuffer
Theodore Roosevelt Park
Columbus Ave & W 79th St
4 to 6 PM artists are curated by the
Upper West Side Shake Shack
4:00 Great Caesar chamber rock band
from Brooklyn, NY
4:30 City of the Sun genre-bending
acoustic trio
5:00 The Best Lies punk rock
5:30 Cold Weather Company New
Jersey-based independent alternative
folk band
6:00 Dary John Mizelle’s Metalsong III
music for toy piano w/ Butoh dancer
7:00 PM to 8:00 Mass Appeal
Mandolins New York Mandolin Orchestra
leads the fifth annual Mandolin Mass
Appeal. Our group features Mandolins,
Mandolas, and Mandocellos, rounded out
with support from flute, guitar, cello, bass,
contrabass balalaika, and concertina. We
will be playing a diverse program including
ragtime, classical, Tin Pan Alley, tango,
and blues. The event will be led by Jeffrey
Ellenberger, the conductor of the New York
Mandolin Orchestra.
West Park Presbyterian Church
165 W. 86 ST
3:00 Steven Blane jazz and indie singer/
songwriter
3:30 John Blasdale interpreting late
works by Beethoven & Brahms
5:00 Lunar Light Orchestra ensemble of
electro-acoustic improvising musicians
5:30 Junia Flavia d’ Affonseca Brazilian
and classical flute music
6:00 Peter Galperin grunge rock refugee
7:00 Ken&Julia acoustic vocal duo with
guitar and psaltery
Hudson Park (Block 3)
W 36th St & Hudson Boulevard
East
12:45 Jaime Garamella Ben Folds, Ryan
Adams, and Dave Grohl have a baby
2:00 Mixed Doubles duo that pushes the
limits of the acoustic guitar.
3:00 Jim Duffy moody and bouncy
keyboard music.
4:00 Antonio Mancilla singer/songwriter
from Staten Island
6:45 Dan Kassel acoustic cello played
through a looping station with minimal
effects
Oasis Community Garden
505 W 52nd St
5:00 Marianne Saenen English, Irish and
American accordion tunes
6:00 MakerzMark the history of jazz
standards
7:00 David Rosenbloom Trio
instrumental fusion trio
8:00 Alfredo Europa /Brel by Alfredo
performing Jacques Brel’s music and songs
MIDTOWN EAST
Boston Properties
CHELSEA
The High Line
Sunken Overlook at 17th St
8:15PM to 9:00 The Gauntlet described
by composer Sxip Shirey as “a choir
you walk through...a vocal adventure of
tones and rhythms for 60 singers, The
Gauntlet calls for two rows of 30 singers
to engage in a musical dialogue as the
public experiences the piece by walking at
their own pace through the rows of paired
singers.
Pier 62 Carousel
Chelsea Piers
7:30 PM Lev ‘Ljova’ Zhurbin’s Brass
Ring A twilight performance of a new
brass piece by Ljova Zhurbin, with the
players in a ring around the audience riding
the carousel
GRAMERCY/FLATIRON
The Brotherhood Synagogue
28 Gramercy Park South
through a looping station, weaving sonic
tapestries of sound
3:00 Walkabout Clearwater Chorus folk
music chorus founded by Pete Seeger
4:00 Young New Yorkers’ Chorus nonprofit New York City-based choral group
5:00 Jay Wisnicki classical pianist
HELL’S KITCHEN
601 Lexington Ave
6:00PM - 7:00 Mass Appeal Horns
French Horn Nation is an amicable
aggregation of conical bore brass
instruments, performing music from
classical to jazz and beyond! Help us build
our mass for this Mass Appeal event!
Professional, amateurs, and students
please join: contact Linda Blacken at
FrenchHornNation@verizon.net
Bob’s Park
P.J. Clarke’s
454 W 35th St.
2:00PM Lauren Lee “Space Jazz”
Trio heavy hitting, intellectual jazz piano/
vocal trio
915 3rd Ave
12:30PM Traveling Jewburys 7-piece
band playing rock, country, folk, and soul
songs
61 Gramercy Park North
4:00 Unigen one-man band featuring
custom electro jetpack-style instrument
5:00 Young New Yorkers’ Chorus nonprofit New York City based choral group
6:00 ensemble, et al. post-minimal
percussion group
7:00 Big Beat 19-piece band playing
modern jazz
MIDTOWN WEST
Madison Square Park
East
12:00PM LOST AXIS original-music
acoustic rock duo
Bryant Park
5:30PM Sousapalooza For the second
MIDTOWN
East
11:00 Ed and Greta Tristram guitarharmonica duo
4:30 Martin H. H. Leff-Cinthus cabaret
6:00 Peace of Heart Choir healing,
diversity, community bonding, and mutual
understanding
year, play great Sousa marches in Bryant
Park as part of this Mass Appeal.
Times Square
1:00PM – 5 Free Guitar Lessons,
sponsored by Fender Guitars Ever
wanted to play guitar? Got five minutes?
Stop by and one of our 46 guitar teachers
will have you playing in just minutes!
Calvary Church
Presented by the Madison Square Park
Conservancy
12:30 Triangulus trio of hand-made
mallet and invented “Turner Winches”
3:30 Brian Chase composed by Brian
Chase of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and
sponsored by the Avedis Zildjian Company,
this participatory new work “explores the
‘tone world’ and the sonic potential of
cymbals, both individual and collective.”
6:30 Zeena Parkins and Brian Chase
electronic improv duet
362 2nd Ave
5:00 Kama Linden acoustic solo singer/
songwriter
6:00 The New Thereminstrels eclectic
group playing theremin and guitar
Stuyvesant Square: Flagpole
Plaza East
4:00 Devil Pup rock/electronic/hiphop/R&B/chill
5:00 Lorin Roser experimental jazz
6:00 Roy Yegerman solo performer on
Chapman Stick Guitar
7:15 The Lost Keys co-ed a cappella
group
Union Square Park
South Plaza at 14th St
5:00PM to 8:00 Mass Appeal Guitars
hundreds of guitarists come together on the
steps near 14th Street in Union Square to
rock out with some old favorites and recent
hits. Free song books will be provided.
DOWNTOWN
WEST VILLAGE
Bleecker Park
Hudson St & W 11th St
4:00 Supermajor 6-piece rock collective
5:00 BACOUSTICS Rutgers University
Bassoon Ensemble
6:00PM to 7:00 Mass Appeal Double
Reeds join NYU Steinhardt Double Reeds
and Rutgers University Bassoons for a
festive celebration of double-reed music in
the West Village
Cornelia Street Cafe
29 Cornelia St
Sponsored by the Earle Brown
Foundation
1:00PM to 5:00 Music for Four Pianos
join pianists Hitomi Honda, Karl Larson,
and friends as they explore works for
multiple pianos. The program will include
pieces by Earle Brown, Morton Feldman,
and other contemporary composers, and
the afternoon will feature participatory
elements for other pianists on hand. This
event has received generous support from
the Earle Brown Music Foundation, Editions
Peters, and Piano Piano.
Gould Plaza
40 W 4th St
7:00PM Vocal Heights co-ed a cappella
group
Jackson Square/”NOLA to NYC”
As part of Make Music New York, “Rhythm
on Rikers” returns again for its third year,
teaching percussion and cultivating
community through music with inmates
on Rikers Island. For the first time the
program has been focused on working
with adolescent men, ages 16-17. For 10
weeks the percussionists of TIGUE (Amy
Garapic, Carson Moody, and Matt Evans)
have been meeting regularly with a group
of ten students to work on improvisation,
time keeping, and ensemble communication. Using both found objects like
buckets, and instruments previously donated by REMO, the ensemble with hold a
concert on June 21st for the inmates and
their families.
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Malt and Mold-Gramercy
Mass Appeal Event
Street Studio
Block Party
68 8th Ave
4:00 Arlee Leonard and Friends
5:00 Andy Marino uplifting NYC-native
singer
6:00 Mery May Basque singer with charm
for melodies
7:00 Arlee Leonard and Friends
7:30 Devil Pup Williamsburg-based rock
band
John Cage: Waltz 43.1 - Sunset
Meetup
Jane St between Greenwich &
Washington
8:00PM to 9:00 John Cage: Waltz 43.1
- Sunset Meetup (sponsored by Avant
Media) John Cage’s 49 Waltzes asks for
performers to capture music (sound) around
them in specific locations throughout New
York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome
to take part. Sites can be documented
throughout the day, this is the large-group
meetup to celebrate the day and make
multi-angle recordings.
Uptown Funk
Little Red Square
NYPL Hamilton Fish Park Branch
Kimlau Square
Bleecker St & Avenue of the
Americas
4:00 Rocco John Group featuring Rocco
John Iacovone, Mark Hagan, Tom Cabrera
and Jack DeSalvo
5:15 Sax and Strings with Rocco John
Iacovone, Jack DeSalvo and Gil Selinger
6:45 ICE, the Improvisational
Composer’s Ensemble
415 E Houston St
4:00 Aida Brandes singer, producer
and composer of German and Japanese
descent.
4:30 BumbleBee Challenge NYC finals of
the SmartMusic “BumbleBee Challenge” 2016
E Broadway & Chatham Sq
4:00 The Dancing Cupcakes Prudencio
Agostini and Mark Greenberg, guitars
4:30 Nick Lantigua banjo-playing folk
musician
5:00 Lunaria soul-influenced jazz quartet
5:30 Ebone underground trombonist’s
take on electronic music
Sweet Corner Bakeshop
535 Hudson St
5:30PM Sweet Corner Trio bass, guitar,
and percussion
EAST VILLAGE
Albert’s Garden
16 E 2nd St
6:30PM Andrew Bolotowsky and
Tomoko Sugawara flute and Baroque
harp
CultureHub
47 Great Jones St
5:00PM to 9:00 Eurorack Synth
Workshop and Performance with
Hans Tammen take part in a massive
synth orchestra! Using flashcards and hand
signs, Hans Tammen has worked with large
ensembles using electronic instruments for
over a decade. Setup (analog synths only,
please) starts at 5pm to get ready to make
noise at 6pm. We’ll get familiar with the
graphical score, then learn the piece for the
performance at 8pm. You HAVE to do the
workshop to take part in the performance.
For more information email
hanstammen@gmail.com
Dias y Flores Community Garden
526 E 13th St
12:00PM Victor Weiss, Michael
Abrams and friends eclectic acoustic
guitar mix
First Street Green Art Park
33 E 1st St
4:00 TenderBeasts improvisational
electronic
through a looping station
5:30 Leah King Live electro-soul musician
6:00 Melt Like Clouds the mind child of
Ryan Cantz.
7:00 Electric Djinn solo electronic
performer
Green Oasis Community Garden
E 8th St btw Ave C & D
6:00 Just Pete & Francie re-working of
Americana classics from bluegrass to rock
7:00 Faith power trio with rock, soul, and
reggae flair
Joe’s Pub
Astor Place
11:00 Stephanie McKay singer/
songwriter from the Bronx
12:00 Celisse Henderson songs on the
piano and guitar, the ukulele, and spoken
word
1:00 Cocomama Latin jazz band of
multicontinental origins
2:00 Kaylyn Marie folk singer/songwriter
3:00 Francesca Blanchard folk singer/
songwriter
4:00 Ocho Ocho Ocho Latin sounds with
a spicy twist
5:00 SLV multi-instrumentalist duo blur
rock, pop, R&B and experimental funk
Lower East Side Girls Club
402 E 8th St
4:30PM Lower East Side Girls Club
students in production, guitar, drumming,
chorus and DJing
Mass Appeal Event
Orchard Alley Community Garden
350 E 4th St
12:00 Allen Weiser singer/guitarist
covering songs from the 60’s & 70’s.
1:00 Carla Cubit come perform your
song about all things Black Lives Matter
and more
2:00 The Legendary RT blues of all types
3:00 Clarinet and Violin Duo Kenneth
Murphy performing duets with a friend
5:00 Domino singer/songwriter/dancer
Tompkins Square Park
2nd Ave & E 9th St
Amir Ziv is presented by Israel’s Office
of Cultural Affairs in America
4:00 Amir Ziv drummer/composer/
educator
5:15 Joy on Fire instrumental trio
performing fuzz jazz
LOWER EAST SIDE
Abe Lebewohl Park
E 10 St and 2nd Ave
4:00 Rose Gold
4:30 LURKAVELLI hip-hop and R&B
5:30 Chaz H
6:00 DJ Von Brown Lower East Side’s
own DJ Von Brown
7:00 Alo Metrix
Bowery Mural
E Houston Street
12:00 Bethany and Rufus music of the
Orixas
1:00 Ocho Ocho Ocho Latin/funk quintet
2:00 The NYChillharmonic high-enegry
big band
3:00 Lost Kingdoms
4:00 Go Big
5:00 Claire Rodriguez
6:00 Ocho Ocho Ocho Latin/funk quintet
Children’s Magical Garden
129 Stanton St
11:00 Ras Moshe tenor saxophone &
flute.
3:15 Os Clavelitos 6-piece Samba band
Le Petit Versailles
346 E Houston St
7:00PM NYOBS experimental sound
combo of 3.
1 Centre Street
1:00 PM Deborah Latz New York-based
jazz singer performs vocal improvisations
with tap-dancer and violinist under the
Guastavino arches
LOWER MANHATTAN
Free Guitar Lessons in Times Square
based old time band.
Times Square
Broadway between W. 42nd - W. 44th St
1pm - 5pm
Come to Times Square and one of our 46 professional guitar teachers will have you playing in
just minutes… even if you’ve never picked up the
instrument before! For more experienced players,
we’ll have teachers in a variety of styles, leading
an exploration of jazz, classical, and flamenco
techniques.
Guitars will be provided on loan, along with free
songbooks to take home.
pop rock and R&B.
6:00 DK and the Joy Machine innovative
music on mountain dulcimer
6:45 Bella Donnaa sassy, infectious pop
melodies
7:30 Melody & Lorena Mercedes
8:00 David Mora soulful and powerful
singer/songwriter
SOHO
Greene St btw Broome and Grand
5:00PM to 7:00 Concerto for Buildings
For the second year, MMNY presents three
new works for resonant building panels and
youth ensemble, led by Mantra Percussion.
This year’s composers are Angélica Negrón,
Brooks Frederickson, and Kevin Moran.
59-61 E 4th St
12:15 Aviva Jaye guitar, ukulele, harp
& piano.
2:15 Domino musician, singer/songwriter,
dancer
3:15 J TheGodIs freestyle poet, emcee
and vocalist
Street Studio
Block Party
China Institute of America
40 Rector St
4:00 Roberto Buscarsi troubador singing
popular songs in 11 languages
6:00 Stephanie Chou saxophonist, singer,
and composer
Columbus Park Pavilion
12:00PM Lin Sing Manhattan Music &
Dance Association Inc. local Chinese art
group presents annual concert
Made In Earth
250 Elizabeth St
1:00 Karolina Rose soul retro pop singer/
songwriter
2:30 Trumpet Grrrl trumpet, keys and vox
heavy hitting, intellectual jazz piano/
vocal trio
5:00 Richard McGraw inspired by
Leonard Cohen and Neil Diamond
Space Cowboy Boots
234 Mulberry St
6:00PM Andi Rae healing indie-country
DVF
874 Washington St
12:00 Mr Todd Earl 3-piece brass band of
funk & dance music.
3:00 DJ Sensei Massive international DJ
spins alongside indie artists
6:00 DJ Krayze musical collaboration with
Brooklyn’s best indie bands.
48 Wall Street
5 PM Cypher on Wall Street MC Baba
Israel and one-man-band Yako 440 will lead
an open cypher on the subject of money,
finance, and America.
Tribeca Park
4:00 Sweet Lee Music melting pot of
Museum of Jewish Heritage
jazz, funk, blues and soul
5:00 Phil Demise Smith and Herm
Freeman aka anDna new wave/punk
5:30 Lotus Verry crossover rock band
6:00 Manhattan Samba Brazilian carnival
band
7:00 Gian-Carla Latin folk, jazz, AfroCaribbean, roots Music and soul.
Museum of American Finance
36 Battery Pl
4:00 DK and the Joy Machine innovative
music on mountain dulcimer
5:45 Eugene Marlow’s Heritage
Ensemble jazz, Afro-Caribbean, and
Brazilian styles
Surrogates Courthouse
spooks
31 Chambers St
5:45 Epyllion Ancient music and narration
from the bardic tradition
6:30 Hejira - a World Music
Experience musical/cultural bridge
between Middle Eastern & Western music
First Shearith Israel Graveyard
WTC Memorial Plaza
55 St James Pl
4:00 PM - 5:30 Exquisite Corpses
Jeremiah Lockwood will host a gathering
at the cemetery, directing participants in
a series of improvised duets. All players
welcome.
Presented by the National September
11 Memorial and Museum
6 PM New York Songs, with
PubliQuartet ten young composers
translate their favorite songs about New
York into the language of the modern
classical string quartet
CHINATOWN
Alfred E Smith Playground
4 PM Daughters of Albion alienated
music
multimedia performance group
12:00 Paulax saxophone and electronics
2:00 Michael Hurder originals,
standards, folk improvisations, and sonic
explorations
3:00 Kochguit solo jazz guitar, song
stylist.
4:15 DECOSTER influenced by prog rock
artists Rush with elements of R&B
TRIBECA
4:15 Roquois neo-pop blend of hip hop,
37 Orchard St
3:00PM Tiger Tooth musician Johnny
Siera, producer Will Broussard and video
artist Sofia Szamosi
6:00PM Sunshine Gun Club skuzzy,
melodic punk rock
Wow Cafe Theater
5:00 Guerrilla Fanfare world premiere of
Kevin James’ experiential work for 16 brass
players and 4 percussionists, played by TILT
Brass and Iktus Percussion. The fanfare
starts with the players at remote points,
converging in front of Castle Clinton for a
10-minute finale.
40 Wall Street
11:30 JUSTLANDED eco-friendly
Concerto for Buildings
East Houston St & Chrystie St
4:00 CIRLU amalgamation of rock, hip hop,
electronica, and avant-garde styling
5:00 Fear Is Dead heavy metal rock
6:00 Purple Flame funk and rock
7:00 Deep Intent blues, rock, and funkoriented groove band
Battery Park
Ever wanted to play guitar? Got five minutes?
La Petite Mort
Sara Roosevelt Park
One Bowling Green
12:30PM Triple A Music New York City-
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The Local NY
13-02 44th Ave
7:00 Dennis Doyle solo guitar and
singer, original blues/rock-inspired songs
7:30 Richard McGraw indie-folk singer/
songwriter
8:00 TheBandCC female-fronted rock
band
Queens
ASTORIA
FLUSHING
Athens Square Park
1:00PM Qismat open mic hosted by Al
Qually
Fatty’s Bar and Restaurant
45-17 28th Ave
11:30 Fatty’s Locals neighborhood rock
and pop bands
6:00 M. Nero Nava rock and roll
composite band
7:00 Nervous Breakdowns pop/noise
band
The Sparrow Tavern
Studio M / Afro-Asian Barbeque
36-41 Main St
7:00PM Q Morrow jazz-inflected world
compositions
FOREST HILLS
Red Pipe Cafe
71-60 Austin St
6:00 Joel Landy & Friends folksy and
uplifting guitar
8:30 Joan Mercury dazzling R&B/pop
vocals
24-01 29th St
8:00 PM Sweet Magma Queens-native
rock n’ roll
JAMAICA
Snowdonia
153-10 Jamaica Ave
3:00PM - 6:00 Street Studio: Jamaica
spontaneous collaborative production of
34-55 32nd St
12:45 Desmond McManus classic
rocker pop
6:00 Supermajor six-piece rock collective
BROAD CHANNEL
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge South Garden
1 Cross Bay Blvd
5:00AM Inside the Bird Chorus oboist
Dave Kadden improvises with birds as part
of Inside the Bird Chorus (see sidebar)
CORONA
Louis Armstrong House Museum
34-56 107th St
heavy-hitting intellectual piano/jazz trio
12:00 Ed Polcer Jazz Group performing
tunes of the Great American Song Book
1:00 Christophe Assier Quartet The
New School Jazz Quartet playing standards
2:00 Audrey Silver jazz singer and
songwriter
3:00 Elias Ortiz Quintet The New School
jazz group plays standards
ELMHURST
Dunningham Triangle
82nd St & Ithaca St
12:00 Os Clavelitos six-piece Samba
band
1:00 La Huerta nostalgic experimental
Latin band
2:00 Ken Voisin light rock and pop
standards on keys
3:00 Hejira - A World Music Experience Middle Eastern/jazz fusion
Manuel de Dios Unanue Triangle
83rd St & Roosevelt Ave
12:00 Brooklyn United Marching Band
youth band playing classics
1:30 Goussy Celestin Haitian-American
jazz vocalist
2:30 La Huerta nostalgic experimental
Latin band
3:30 Gian-Carla female jazz-fusion singer
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Jamaica Performing
Arts Center
Socrates Sculpture Park
32-01 Vernon Blvd
7:00PM Batala NYC Afro-Brazilian drum
ensemble
RIDGEWOOD
Ridgewood Veteran’s Triangle
Alice Austen House
Myrtle Ave & Cypress Ave
3:45 RKHTY reggae and R&B-inflected
singer/songwriter
4:45 Jacob Friedman atmospheric
improvised looping guitar
5:45 E$go experimental rap artist from
Sunset Park
standards on keys
2 Hylan Blvd
2:00PM Sergio Napoletano indie-rock
singer/songwriter
Turner St and Crabtree Ave
10:00AM to 9:00PM John Cage’s
Waltz 18.1 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from
1977 asks for performers to capture music
Venditti Square
Woodbine St & Myrtle Ave
4:30 Christian Linsey indie-rock drummer and songwriter
6:00 Devil Pup hip-hop rock fused with
electronics
71st Ave Plaza
71st Ave & Myrtle Ave
standards on keys
4:00 Joe Fuoco’s Music Center and
Friends musicians and teachers from
Glendale
SUNNYSIDE
Life Camp
Bar 43
111-12 Sutphin Blvd
7:00PM Tafari XL hip-hop performer
from Jamaica
43-06 43rd St
4:00 John Malone Irish and classic rock
McKinley’s Children’s Garden
43-06 Greenpoint Ave
11:00 Robert Buscarsi multi-lingual
troubadour singing popular standards
2:00 Rolando R. eclectic jazz fusion
3:00 Bradley True rocking children’s
music artist
108-56 Union Hall St
11:30 Noni Rene Philly-bred rock and
soul singer
12:00 Benita Charles Harlem-based soul
singer/songwriter
12:30 Smax Music eclectic reggae-rock
band
1:30 Jason Waters Queens-native folkrock singer/songwriter
LONG ISLAND CITY
Court Square
12:00PM – 2:00 Windchime (Mass
Appeal Bagpipes and Low Woodwinds) an interactive musical work for a
public space, intended for a large group of
Highland bagpipers and bass woodwinds,
composed by Matthew Welch, Shelley
Washington, and Susanna Hancock. The
public space is mapped out in such a way
that the performer saunters through various
pathways, playing sounds and notes specific to each marked out location, mimicking
a breeze traveling through and activating a
wind chime.
Staten Island
Queens Library at Sunnyside
Spring Into the Plazas
Queens Blvd and 40th St
4:00 A Sunnyside Mixtape hip-hop
theater celebration of Sunnyside
Culture Lounge
1 Bay St
12:00 Shawn DeBerry hip-hop and soul
tunes
1:00 Brewster Moonface four-piece
electric blues/roots band
2:00 Jackie Paladino Brooklyn-based
soul-pop singer/songwriter
3:00 Kevin Mahoney mellow vocals &
acoustic guitar finesse
4:30 Kevin Xu folk and pop songs related
Chinese art and literature.
5:30 Giga Herbs indie rock band from
NYC
6:00 Sergio Napoletano indie-rock
singer/songwriter
ETG CAFE
208 Bay St
7:00PM Staten Island SNUGS sweet
harmonies, classic rock, folk, blues, Beatles,
and excellent originals
Fresh Kills Park (assemble at
Schmul Park Playground)
7:15PM Inside the Bird Chorus cellist
Anneke Schaul-Yoder improvises with birds
as part of Inside the Bird Chorus 2016 (see
sidebar)
Dongan Hills Ave and Patterson Ave
Fieldstone Road and Oliver Pl
7:00PM Roberto Buscarsi troubador
singing popular songs in 11 languages
South Beach Library
21-25 Robin Road
1:00 PM – 3 Street Studio City one
of 8 small mobile recording studios
Richmond County Bank
Ballpark
75 Richmond Terrace
7:00 PM Eye of the Tiger Boomwhackers
-- pitched hollow pipes made of plastic
-- will be passed out at the Staten Island
Yankees baseball game on June 21 - and if
you’re a fan you can play along with Dave
Bickler (of Survivor). Led by seven Staten
Island public school students, fans in
attendance that night will play the chorus
of Survivor’s mega-hit Eye of the Tiger along
with Bickler, during the seventh inning
stretch.
WOODHAVEN
98th St between Jamaica & 89th
Aves
10:00 AM – 9 John Cage’s Waltz 40.2
John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for
performers to capture music (sound) around
them in specific locations throughout New
York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome
to take part.
12:30 Roberto Buscarsi multi-lingual
47th Ave and 30th Pl
10:00 Roberto Buscarsi multi-lingual
Mass Appeal Event
Street Studio
Block Party
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Sunday, June 19th, 10am – 6pm
Make Music New York’s 9th Annual
Punk Island
a celebration of all things punk!
This year, back on Governors Island.
(Ferries from Battery Park on the half-hour)
Eight stages with over six dozen bands, including:
16 HPP
After The Fall
American Dischord
Ankle Grease
Arson Welles
Basic Bitches
Behind Deadlines
Best Regards
Bitchtits
Break*
Carbon Thief
Crank
Damn Broads
Demencia Alkoholika
Disposable
Downtrodder
Ellen&theDegenerates
Enziguri
Exit 17
Fear IsDead
Fracture
Freya Wilcox & The Howl
Go Big
Gone By Friday
Heavy Negatives
I.R.A. / Infexion Respiratoria
Aguda (Colombia)
In Circles
InRod
Insubordination
Joey Steel & the Attitude
Adjusters
Lady Bits
Lady Bizness
Left In The Attic
Legend of You
Little Prince
Lost In Society
Manic Pixi
Material Support
Murder Av
Mutiny Abroad
My Kinda Fire
My Pizza My World (tx)
Nadir (OWTH side)
NCM
Nerves End
Nice Shot Kid
Oh My Snare!
One Handed Bandits
PM Radio
Queen With A Megaphone
Ratas En Zelo
Rats in the Wall (CA)
Skelptarsis
Sketchy
Skum City
So Yesterday
Special Guests TBA
Sprocket Rocket
Sun Rot
Sweet Lucy
Teenage Halloween
Teslas Revenge
The Femmepire
The Homewreckers
The Moms
Thirteen Towers
Thundera
Tingles
Transrectifier
Trashy
Up For Nothing
Yum-yuckers
Zero Rights
Saturday, June 18th, 12pm– 5pm
Make Music New York’s 3rd Annual
Porch Stomp!
come on down and holler up a storm!
With over 50 performances, jams, and workshops by artists ranging from
bluegrass and old-time to folk and roots, this is a hootenanny you won’t
want to miss. Make your way to the porches of Governors Island’s historic Nolan Park
from 12-5p on June 18th, and don’t forget to bring an instrument to play
along to square-dances on the hour, open bluegrass and old-time jam
sessions, and performances by over 50 bands and artists, including:
Andi Rae
Charlie Phillips
DK & The Joy Machine
Jasper Lewis
Jesse Levy
Kneeling Drunkards
Juliette Strong
Barry Komitor & Friends
Lucy Kalentari
Hilary Hawke’s Banjo Students
Jess Labus
Craig Greenberg
Krithi
Jesse Merandy of The Breakneck
Boys
Dan Saulpaugh
Meghann Wright
Carl Banks
Owl and Wolf
Calotype
Fort Vine
Mass Appeal Event
Sky Diamonds
Alex McKinnon
Eric Vitoff
My Other Axe
DOUGMORE
The Tumble
2nd Avenue Mountain Boys
Fausto Bozza
The Pens
The Crusty Gentlemen
Curtis and Carla
Spuyten Duyvil
Frank Bell
The New Students
String Sound
Bonehardt Flannigan
Stillhouse Widows
Moonshine Falls
Keepin’ The Family
Squirrels of Connecticut
Tanbark
Street Studio
Block Party
With stages curated by Brookladelphia, Brooklyn Bluegrass
Collective, The City Stompers, The Cowgirl Seahorse, The Green
Room Old-Time Jam, The Hoover Dam Collective and Irish Whiskey
Bar Sunday Bluegrass Jam.
Join us at 4:30 for a special festival-wide
jam featuring Porch Stomp performers!
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