8:30pm.

Violinist Austin Wulliman celebrates the release of his latest record for multi-tracked violins and electronics on the Argentinean label Sello Pasmoso: "un árbol es una canoa pero también es este violín". Wulliman will perform a wide range of works ranging from the soaring, lyrical virtuosity of Tania Leon's "abanico" to the moody vibes of Yaz Lancaster's "ISOLATION" and the swirling noise of Daniel Bruno's title track. Wulliman will be joined by violinist Theo Ramsey to realize a live version of Vicente Atria's playful, canonic maze of phasing "faz" from the record, as well as Christopher Otto's mysteriously vibrating microtonal "Violin Duo". Also on the program is a luscious sound bath from Connor Elias Way and fantastical, noisy bird songs from Pablo Chin, and new original music from Wulliman.

About the artist

Violinist, composer, and educator Austin Wulliman is a member of JACK Quartet, called “the nation’s most important quartet” by the New York Times, recipient of the Avery Fisher Career Grant, Musical America’s Ensemble of the Year, and performing at the Berlin Philharmonie, Vienna Konzerthaus, and Carnegie Hall as well as teaching at the Banff Centre, Lucerne Festival, and the Mannes School of Music. As soloist, he has given the American premiere of works by Kaija Saariaho and played at the Southbank Centre, Ojai and Aspen Music Festivals, and Wigmore Hall. He has collaborated with a panoply of composers and performers, advocating for the music of now, ranging from the likes of Philip Glass, Barbara Hannigan, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Tyshawn Sorey, Conrad Tao, and John Zorn. His compositions have been performed at the Melbourne Recital Centre, Pierre Boulez Saal, Lincoln Center, Miller Theatre, and recorded with JACK Quartet on Escape Rites (2025).

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