After several years of delays and countless months of preparation, Music in the Constellation at National Sawdust is finally here.

Composer | Pianist | Music Informatics
After several years of delays and countless months of preparation, Music in the Constellation at National Sawdust is finally here.
This evening pianist Beth Levin gave a deeply felt and brilliantly executed premiere of Jeremy Gill’s Encomium of John Dowland.
Looking forward to learning this piece myself…
Greg discusses the compositional advantages of working with different audio configurations.
Music in the Constellation: An In-Person Immersive Audio Experience, The Future Is… Festival June 11th, 2022 at National Sawdust in Brooklyn, NY
The Future Is… festival at National Sawdust is coming THIS June and features an immersive audio concert I’ve been creating since 2019.
Tickets are available here.
George Crumb’s 90th birthday celebration concert took place this evening at National Sawdust in Brooklyn. His 90th birthday — can you believe it?
I was invited to view the premiere of a short documentary, experience the concert, and get introduced to their brand new Meyer Sound Constellation audio system.
Believe it or not, there are 102 magical speakers (86 full range + 16 subs) hiding behind those gorgeous wall and ceiling panels. Each one of them has me dreaming of possibilities…
The concert was a STUNNING success.
(I’ve been asked to mix and master the concert audio for the upcoming archival videos and I’ll update this post with links as soon as they’re available online.)
I spent this last week in New York with my good friend and colleague Jeremy Gill as we prepared for the premiere of After Rochberg.
In many ways this was a fabulous way to end 2018 — not the least of which is that this concert represented several milestones for my work on the Isomer Project. We worked hard this week. Even so, I got to visit with old friends…
taste test incredible restaurants…
try new cocktails…
rummage through bookstores in search of rare scores…
and take in early-morning NYC views.
Top-shelf music in Amsterdam.
Concerts at the Concertgebouw (with Jaap van Zweden), Muziekgebouw aan ‘t IJ, and tickets to the Liegti Festival. Who could ask for anything more?