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The GRAMMY Museum is thrilled to welcome Thurston Moore to National Sawdust in Brooklyn, NY. The evening will celebrate his latest album Flow Critical Lucidity on Daydream Library Series – praised by NPR, Rolling Stone & more – along with his recent memoir & audiobook Sonic Life on Doubleday – a Vanity Fair Favorite Book of 2023 and Vogue Most Anticipated Book. This will include a discussion moderated by Jenn Pelly about his creative process behind the releases, his career, and more, with a special performance to follow.
Celebrate composer Karen LeFrak with a program featuring works for solo piano, chamber ensemble, and the New York Premiere of the Miami Guitar Concerto. Featuring performances by Sharon Isbin, Forrest Eimold, Jeffrey Zeigler, Javier Diaz, Mariana Rodriguez, Grant Braddock, Victor Pablo García-Gaetán, and the Orchestra of St. Luke’s.
Grammy Award Winning operatic baritone Will Liverman presents a multi-layered interdisciplinary experience revolving around the World Premiere of a new song cycle, specifically created for National Sawdusts' mainstage Williamsburg-based space, set to poetry by Liverman himself, long-term collaborator, pianist / poet, Jonathan King, Tesia Kwarteng and Sara Teasdale.
The electric Bang on a Can All-Stars play an intimate concert of music by Bang on a Can co-founder Julia Wolfe – a set of new, recent, and ‘classic’ works featuring Wolfe’s signature combination of driving rock energy and minimalist serenity. Join Bang on a Can and National Sawdust for this end-of-year holiday hang as the All-Stars offer a sneak-preview of Wolfe’s Flower Power and more. Limited seating!