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Music on the Edge

Music on the Edge Praised in Local Music Roundup

Calling Pittsburgh’s range of classical music offerings “unparalleled,” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review critic Mark Kanny highlighted the significance of Pitt’s Music on the Edge amongst the City’s cultural riches. Kanny advised new music fans to take, “special interest in the University of Pittsburgh’s Music on the Edge Series…” placing it in the company of regional treasures such as the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Music Pittsburgh, the Mendelsohn Choir, and Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble.

Music on the Edge: Ensemble SurPlus

Copresesented with The Andy Warhol Museum
With Support from the Goethe Institut

“…they blew my mind.” –OpusOneReview

Performing works by Wolfgang Motz (Tratti), Thomas Bruttger (Recherche), Mathew Rosenblum (Northern Flicker), Amy Williams (Sextet), Steve Reich (New York Counterpoint), Eric Moe (Strenuous pleasures), Bruno Mantovani (Concerto de chambre no. 2).

Music on the Edge: Quartetto di Venezia

Copresented with The Andy Warhol Museum

Music on the Edge and The Andy Warhol Museum present the Quartetto di Venezia in a program of recent works. The concert includes Kendal Kennison's Laments and Fantasies, Robert Maggio's Rain and Ash, Curt Cacioppo's Women at the Cross, and three pieces by Roger Zahab: …and stars will appear, Venus Transported, and fierce boys with stillettos.

Music on the Edge: Fidelio Trio

Copresented with The Andy Warhol Museum

Music on the Edge and The Andy Warhol Museum present The Fidelio Trio in a program of both British and American composers including Judith Weir’s ​Piano T​rio Two, Donnacha Dennehy’s ​​Bulb, Orlando Jacinto Garcia’s ​Entang​lements, Annie Gosfield’s ​Cranks and Cactus ​Needles, Michael Finniss​y’s ​June, Michael Hersch’s ​Variations on​ a Poem, and Gavin Higgins’ The Ruins of Detroit​ .

Music on the Edge: Bugallo-Williams Piano Duo with Sarah Plum, Violin

Copresented with The Andy Warhol Museum

Music on the Edge and The Andy Warhol Museum will present a dual recital featuring the Bugallo-Williams Piano Duo and violinist Sarah Plum.

Described as “beyond brilliant” by San Francisco Classical Voice, the Bugallo-Williams Piano Duo will perform music of György Kurtág and newly commissioned, Kurtág-inspired works by Peter Eötvös, Klas Torstensson, Caspar Johannes Walter, Roland Moser, Philippe Manoury, and Jason Eckardt.

Music on the Edge: String Noise

Copresented with Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University

"New York's most daring violin duo" – Time Out New York

String Noise is a classical, avant-punk violin duo comprising violinists Conrad Harris and Pauline Kim. Since its inception in 2011 at Ostrava New Music Days, they have expanded the two violin repertoire in over 50 new works to include larger collaborations with electronics, projections and dance.