Graphic Content: Feldman & Brown at 100 is a citywide festival celebrating the centennial birthdays of New York School pioneers Morton Feldman and Earle Brown. Across seventeen concerts, talks, and special events, the festival brings together leading performers from the contemporary music community to explore two composers whose revolutionary ideas transformed the landscape of twentieth-century music.

Saturday, September 26

Pre-concert talk 7:00 PM • Music 7:30 PM

Patterns in a Chromatic Field

Loove Annex, Brooklyn, NY

Feldman’s deeply personal dialogue for cello and piano stands among the defining chamber works of his late career. A pre-concert talk by cellist TJ Borden offers insight into the work’s remarkable demands, its expansive sense of time, and the listening experience it creates.

Artists

TJ Borden — cello

Mari Kawamura — piano

Additional performances and special events take place throughout New York City. Explore the complete festival schedule through these links:

• Roerich Museum
• Columbia University: Oct. 20 & Oct. 22
• Mise-en-Place
• Loove Annex
• Yamaha Artist Services
• St. Michael’s