Tickets for my joint gig with Timo Andres at Carnegie Hall on April 7, 2016 are on sale today, and they are moving quickly.

From Carnegie’s web site:

This concert gives two friends the chance to throw caution to the wind in a free associative program that brings together four centuries’ worth of music, from J. S. Bach to world premieres written by Gabriel Kahane and Timo Andres for one another. At the center of the program is a call-and-response between the two composer-performers, juxtaposing solo piano music with songs for piano and voice that range from Schubert, Schumann, and Thomas Adès, to Jerome Kern and Andrew Norman. Framing this quasi-live mix tape are sets of Britten folk song settings and Ives songs, each nested in the lapidary elegance of Kurtág’s transcriptions of Bach chorale preludes.

• Timo Andres, Piano
• Gabriel Kahane, Piano and Vocals

Program

• BACH Sonatina from Cantata No. 106: Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit (Actus tragicus) (arr. Kurtág)
• BRITTEN Selections from Folk Song Arrangements
• GABRIEL KAHANE New Work for Solo Piano (NY Premiere, co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall)
• TIMO ANDRES New Work for Piano and Voice (NY Premiere, co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall)
• IVES Songs to be announced
• BACH Chorale Prelude: “O Lamm Gottes unschuldig,” BWV 618 (arr. Kurtág)

So grab your tickets now!