Atlanticx: Ensemble 2e2m

We will host these in-person concerts on August 2, 4, and 5, and tickets are free.
Tickets for August 2 are sold out, but to reserve for August 4 and 5, please email Gina Portale. 
Videos of the concerts will be available on this page in Fall 2022. Follow us to hear more exciting performances. 

All guests will be required to provide proof of vaccination and wear masks.

Atlanticx is a newly formed ONG that spins-off from a program dedicated to new opera created by Fundación Williams with more than 60 artists-scholars sponsored through educational and creative initiatives. Based in Buenos Aires, Atlanticx offers a two-year program with workshops, residencies, and exchange opportunities for early-career composers, directors, and innovative transdisciplinary artists. The organization also produces the Festival Nueva Opera Buenos Aires, which will take place in October. 
For this edition of the Winter School, students worked via the internet with Suzanne Farrin and Fernando Fiszbein and are participating in meetings and classes during their time in New York.

Ensemble 2e2m, one of France's leading new music groups, with several hundred premieres to its credit since Paul Méfano founded it in 1972. Based in Paris since its creation, the ensemble produces concerts, educational projects, public rehearsals, and meetings with composers and performers as a way for audiences to discover works, experiment, and build a close connection with musical creators.

During this residency in New York, 2e2m will present three concerts with premieres by Atlanticx's participants and lead workshops for emerging artists. 

Tuesday, August 2, 7 p.m.

Americas Society, 680 Park Avenue

Atlanticx World Premieres 

Program

• Leandro Yabkowski, Opt-out for double bass and live electronics
• Andrés Moscoso, Del habla y el despojo for piano
• Darío Benbassat, El antiguo lamento for trombone and electronics
• Manuel González Calderón, Línea dorada for violin
• Julia Tchira, Piping Plover Rhapsody for percussion
• Macri Cáceres, Blue(im)print for piano and electronics
• Sergio Cote, b1 for trombone and electronics
• Manuel Valverde, Continuo vertical for double bass
• Florencia Novoa de Ferrari, Temas y variaciones for violin and video

Thursday, August 4, 7 p.m.

Target Margin Theater, 232 52nd St., Brooklyn

La Biblia de la No Ortodoxia

Program

• Luciana Perc, Dessus-dessous for violin and video
• Javier Lami, Jaulas for piano
• Pablo Rubino, Homeomerías for trombone
• Karlheinz Stockhausen, Klavierstück XIV for piano
• Guillermo Leonardini, Rumo for double bass
• Horace Bravo, Lui for trombone
• Itzá García, Descargas for percussion and electronics
• Paul Méfano, Alone for violin

Friday, August 5, 7 p.m.

Target Margin Theater, 232 52nd St., Brooklyn

Carabanchel-NY Express

Program

• Luciano Berio, Sequenza V  for trombone
• El Recodo/Shusheta traditional tangos arranged for five instruments by Fernando Fiszbein
• Fernando Fiszbein, Open Baires for voice and six instruments
• Heráclito Fernandez-Fiszbein, El diablo suelto for six instruments
• Vicente Hansen Atria, Beuchamp-Feuillet N° 3 for percussion
• Vinko Globokar, Corporel for percussion
• Trotsky-Fiszbein, Nous, opposition de gauche for six instruments and video
• Morales-Fiszbein, Barrilete Cósmico for six instruments and video
• Fiszbein, Mambo Personal for six instruments and fixed media
• Fiszbein, Distropical for six instruments
• Fiszbein, Farandole for six instruments
• Hermeto Pascoal, Irmãos latinos for six instruments
• Hermeto Pascoal Santo Antonio/Bebe for six instruments

Musicians:

Elisa Humanes, percussion
Apolline Kirklar, violin
Juliette Herbet, double-bass
Alphonse Cemin, piano
Lucas Ounissi, trombone
Fernando Fiszbein, guitar, bandoneon, voice, music director