The next Thursday Noon Recital includes music by Saint Saëns, Beethoven, Randy Skander, Robert Schultz, Fred Rogers, and more.

The next Thursday noon recital includes performances by Ethan Phillips (alto sax), Christy Heisler (piano), Kary Claypool (performing original songs), and Nick Eustis (piano).

The next Thursday Noon Recital features music by Correlli, Gibbons, Monk, Young, and Zahab performed by our outstanding undergraduates and faculty members.

The next Thursday Noon Recital features music by Beethoven, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and Bach.

"Happy Hour!" serves as the culmination of a three part collaboration between IonSound Project and several local gastro hot spots in Pittsburgh. The final concert in March brings the ensemble back to their home in Bellefield Hall with a program featuring music by Zahab, Mompou, Szymanowski and Oriana Webb. The works were chosen specifically to highlight the aspect of "clear finishes" and "luminous ruminations."

The next Thursday noon recital features music by Reger, Grieg, Zaninelli, and new works by student composers (performed by the composers!)

IonSound Project and our graduate composers join forces to perform a concert of new works. The program will include music by Nizan Leibovich, Lu Han Li, John Petrucelli, Brian Riodan, and Jeff Weston. The program features sounds ranging from classic chamber music combinations (like flute and piano) to ensembles combining pipa (a Chinese plucked instrument similar to a lute) and laptop. You're sure to be surprised by what you hear!

IonSound Project presents Bridges and Byways, the second concert in our From Note to Finish series.  This program will examine later works by the composers presented on our fall concert including Max Bruch, Erwin Schulhoff, Steve Reich, and Lee Hyla.  Also on the program, three world premieres by Pittsburgh composers Jonghee Kang, Lenny Young, and Roger Zahab, all commissioned by IonSound Project especially for this series.  Two exceptional high school students will also have their works performed by the ensemble, a product of their work over the course of this year's mentorship program.

IonSound delves into the compositional process this season presenting three concerts packed with premieres. The first offering, Roots and Routes, is right around the corner on Sunday November 16, at 7:00 pm. This program features early and/or pivotal works by composers such as Lee Hyla, Steve Reich, Erwin Schulhoff, and Max Bruch. Also featured will be works by three Pittsburgh based composers, Roger Zahab, Jonghee Kang, and Lenny Young.

General admission is $15; students and senior admission is $10. Advance tickets are $12 and $8. Call 412-422-8042.

Department of Music Ensemble in Residence IonSound Project premieres new works by Pitt Graduate Student Composers.