Conrad Harris

Should've taken pics last night of our toast to EiO @15 🎉🎉🎉 Thx to @manzoemily for snapping this 😅 Experiments in Opera holds a special place in our hearts. If you haven't yet, start now! Their "Writer's Room" approach to creating new operas is a ground-breaking concept to creativity and collaboration. They will be at @herearts in May with their latest edition: CONSTANCE - a confession feat. an outstanding cast and @hypercube_music 💗 GO go go!

Mixing session today for a new album... 🎻🎻🔈⚡️

Should be OK with coffee for a while! 😆😆😆

Our program on Tuesday opened with Alfred Scnittke's Praeludium: In Memoriam Dmitri Shostakovich with the violins placed antiphonally in the room. 🎻🎻

Last night was nothing short of a miracle... knowing all the things that have to align to be able to hold space, we can be rest assured that every breath we take matters. In times of much needed togetherness, we are reminded and humbled by the magnitude of this grace which truly is the ultimate gift. Thank you to everyone for making this so! We are eternally grateful!

TONIGHT ⭐️ The Renee & Chaim Gross Foundation 526 La Guardia Place New York, NY 10012 String Noise will play solo and duo violin pieces by Schnittke, Xenakis, Bach, Kosch and Heydarbeygi ✨ STRING NOISE: Conrad Harris, Violin Pauline Kim Harris, Violin PROGRAM: Alfred Schnittke (1934-1998) Praeludium: In Memoriam Dmitri Shostakovich for 2 Violins (1975) String Noise: Conrad Harris, violin; Pauline Kim Harris, violin Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001) Mikka for Solo Violin (1971) Mikka S for Solo Violin (1975) Conrad Harris, violin J.S. Bach (1685-1750) Violin Sonata No.1 in G minor, BWV 1001 (c. 1720) Adagio Pauline Kim Harris, violin Michael Kosch (b.1959) Giotto (2014) for Solo Violin - selections IV. Lento tristemente - "The Kiss of Judas" Conrad Harris, violin XXII. Solenne - "The Death of St. Francis" Pauline Kim Harris, violin XXIV. Andante moderato - "La Via Dolorosa" Conrad Harris, violin Michael Kosch Piero's Aethereal Theater for Two Violins - selection (2026) 1. "The Triumphs of Battista and Federico" String Noise: Pauline Kim Harris, violin; Conrad Harris, violin J.S. Bach Violin Sonata No.3 in C Major, BWV 1005 (c. 1720) Adagio Pauline Kim Harris, violin Ramin Heydarbeygi Gefangene, musik hörend (after Käthe Kollwitz) (2019) for Two Violins String Noise: Conrad Harris, violin; Pauline Kim Harris, violin

Was great fun to catch up with Composer Orlando Jacinto Garcia! He has a piece for solo piano on the program tonight at Symphony Space [7:30PM]: CUTTING EDGE CONCERTS -- Miami(s) come to New York. ✨ Cuban-American pianist Jose Lopez, faculty at Florida International University in Miami, performs a program in honor of the 100th anniversary of Aurelia De La Vega, including composers Tania Leon, Orlando Jacinto Garcia, Antonio Lizaso, and Ivette Herryman Rodriguez. Korean cellist Sarah Kim, faculty at Miami University (Ohio), performs a program, by contemporary Korean composers, including the premiere of a solo cello work, “Women of Note,” which she commissioned from Victoria Bond. Kim will perform solos, as well as duets with cellist Alan Rafferty.

AN EVENING OF MUSIC WITH PAULINE KIM HARRIS AND CONRAD HARRIS TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 7 PM EDT THE RENEE & CHAIM GROSS FOUNDATION 526 LAGUARDIA PL NEW YORK, NY 10012 Join us for an intimate concert featuring GRAMMY®-winning recording artist Pauline Kim Harris and violinist Conrad Harris. The program will include compositions by J.S. Bach, Ramin Heydarbeygi, Michael Kosch, Alfred Schnittke, and Iannis Xenakis. /events

Thrilled to be returning to @rcg_foundation this Tuesday! This time with @conrock 🫠 We will be debuting the first movement of a violin duet written for us by Michael Kosch: "The Triumphs of Battista and Federico" inspired by the works of Piero della Francesca (ca. 1415 - 92) "Piero's Aethereal Theater." On the program will be more "Giottos," as well as some Bach, Schnittke, Heydarbeygi and Xenakis! AN EVENING OF MUSIC WITH PAULINE KIM HARRIS AND CONRAD HARRIS TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 7 PM EDT THE RENEE & CHAIM GROSS FOUNDATION 526 LAGUARDIA PL NEW YORK, NY 10012

AN EVENING OF MUSIC WITH PAULINE KIM HARRIS AND CONRAD HARRIS TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 7 PM EDT THE RENEE & CHAIM GROSS FOUNDATION 526 LAGUARDIA PL NEW YORK, NY 10012 Join us for an intimate concert featuring GRAMMY®-winning recording artist Pauline Kim Harris and violinist Conrad Harris. The program will include compositions by J.S. Bach, Ramin Heydarbeygi, Michael Kosch, Alfred Schnittke, and Iannis Xenakis.

A joyful convergence in the West Village with Christian Wolff @cjm_bklyn 🫧🫧🫧

Date Night! Voguing @kontrabasskeb BASS CONCERTO @queerurbanorchestra @davidmartinbloom #QUOFEST 💃🏻🕺🏻 QUOFest: The Dance Floor There’s a place for us…on the dance floor! This scintillating night lifts up the dance floor as an inimitable space of queer expression, community, and liberation. With dazzling orchestral color, Florence Price brings to life the dance traditions of her home in the American South. Bassist and composer Kebra-Seyoun Charles, known for their “buoyancy, verve, and hummable grooves” (I Care If You Listen), performs their own bass concerto Nightlife, steeped in jazz, gospel, and Baroque dance. QUO pulsates with rhythms of love and conflict in the Symphonic Dances from West Side Story, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim’s magnum opus. The night comes to a close with a special bonus, a fresh orchestration of MFSB’s Love is the Message, one of the fundamental tracks of Ball culture in 1980’s Harlem.