TIME SPANS Festival

TIME SPANS Festival The Earle Brown Music Foundation presents the TIME SPANS Festival, a multi-week festival in New York Artistic Director for TIME SPANS is Thomas Fichter.

TIME SPANS is dedicated primarily to the presentation of twenty-first century music. The festival is produced and presented by the Earle Brown Music Foundation Charitable Trust.

TIME:SPANS 2026 was one to remember! Thank you so much to everyone who joined us - from our audiences to the incredible ...
08/23/2026

TIME:SPANS 2026 was one to remember! Thank you so much to everyone who joined us - from our audiences to the incredible musicians and ensembles who performed, many of whom traveled from afar to be part of this year's festival. Sign up for our mailing list to stay up to date on festival videos as they're released over the next few months, as well as future festival dates! Link in bio.

The final show of TIME:SPANS 2026 is tonight! In a sold-out performance, Talea Ensemble gives the U.S. premieres of Rebe...
08/22/2026

The final show of TIME:SPANS 2026 is tonight! In a sold-out performance, Talea Ensemble gives the U.S. premieres of Rebecca Saunders' 'Scar (Triptych II)' and 'Skull (Triptych III).'

Tonight, Alarm Will Sound kicks off the final weekend of TIME:SPANS with Georg Friedrich Haas' 'in vain,' which has been...
08/21/2026

Tonight, Alarm Will Sound kicks off the final weekend of TIME:SPANS with Georg Friedrich Haas' 'in vain,' which has been called a “modern masterpiece” by Alex Ross. This performance, as well as tomorrow's final concert with Talea Ensemble, are sold out. We look forward to an incredible final weekend of TIME:SPANS 2026!

For tonight's sold-out performance with Alarm Will Sound, please note that Haas' concert-length piece, "in vain" contain...
08/21/2026

For tonight's sold-out performance with Alarm Will Sound, please note that Haas' concert-length piece, "in vain" contains sequences of lights flashing which may affect attendees who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy or other photosensitivities. There are also periods of complete darkness.

08/19/2026

American Modern Opera Company performs a sold-out show at TIME:SPANS tonight! Baritone Ty Bouque, percussionist Jonny Allen, violinist Miranda Cuckson, flutist Emi Furguson, and cellist Coleman Itzkoff come together for the NY Premiere of Michael Hersch's 'Carrion-Miles to Purgatory: thirteen pieces after texts of Robert Lowell' and Salvatore Sciarrino's 'Stupori.'

08/18/2026

Join us tonight as composer, vocalist, and media artist Pamela Z leads an electrifying program comprised of her own solo vocal works and a Meredith Monk composition she has arranged. These works combine real-time electronic processing, sampled sounds, and wireless gesture controllers for an immersive and singular experience. Head to the link in our bio to grab tickets--this show is almost sold out!

Tomorrow, American Modern Opera Company performs the NY Premiere of Michael Hersch's C'arrion-Miles to Purgatory: thirteen pieces after texts of Robert Lowell' and Salvatore Sciarrino's 'Stupori.' This performance is now sold out!

International Contemporary Ensemble returns to TIME:SPANS with a program of NY and U.S. premieres by Imsu Choi, Njabulo ...
08/17/2026

International Contemporary Ensemble returns to TIME:SPANS with a program of NY and U.S. premieres by Imsu Choi, Njabulo Phungula, Farzia Fallah, and Márton Illés. This performance is sold out, but tickets to tomorrow's performance are still available!

Tomorrow, the pioneering composer/performer Pamela Z joins us for a program of her own solo vocal works paired with a Meredith Monk composition. Wednesday, American Modern Opera Company performs the NY Premiere of Michael Hersch's Carrion-Miles to Purgatory: thirteen pieces after texts of Robert Lowell' and Salvatore Sciarrino's 'Stupori' (sold out).

Tonight, the Saviet/Houston Duo gives the U.S. premiere of composer Sarah Hennies' 'The Blue Hour.' This 90-minute piece...
08/16/2026

Tonight, the Saviet/Houston Duo gives the U.S. premiere of composer Sarah Hennies' 'The Blue Hour.' This 90-minute piece for violin and piano explores the phenomenon of lucid dreaming. The recipient of the 2024 United States Artists Fellowship, Hennies is known for deeply personal, exploratory minimalist works. Tickets are still available to this performance! Grab yours through the link in our bio.

Join us for more remarkable programs throughout the week:
Mon, Aug 17: International Contemporary Ensemble feat. U.S. premieres by Imsu Choi, Farzia Fallah, and Márton Illés and a NY premiere by Njabulo Phungula (sold out)
Tues, Aug 18: Pamela Z performs a set of solo vocal works
Wed, Aug 19: American Modern Opera Company give the NY premiere of Michael Hersch's 'C'arrion-Miles to Purgatory: thirteen pieces after texts of Robert Lowell'
Fri, Aug. 21: Alarm Will Sound play Georg Friedrich Haas' 'in vain' (sold out)

Experimentalstudio is back at TIME:SPANS again tonight with the world premiere of Kelley Sheehan's 'O Maria' and the U.S...
08/14/2026

Experimentalstudio is back at TIME:SPANS again tonight with the world premiere of Kelley Sheehan's 'O Maria' and the U.S. premiere of Philippe Manoury's ' Le temps, mode d'emploi.' While tickets are sold out for tonight + tomorrow's shows, tickets are still avaialble for Sunday's Saviet/Houston Duo performance feat. the U.S. premiere of composer Sarah Hennies' 'The Blue Hour.'

08/12/2026

Due to the delicate nature of this evening's piece, we will NOT allow late seating for the performance of Mark Andre's "...selig ist..." with Ning Yu and SWR Experimentalstudio.

Please arrive early at 7pm (or earlier). Concert will still begin at its usual 7:30pm time.

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