Composers Concordance has commissioned a new piece from me, “Am I Not Here?” for trombone trio, drums, electric guitar, and bass guitar.

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TromBonafide

Continuing the 'Timbre Tantrum' Series -

Three Great Trombonists Plus Rhythm Section

Perform a Set of New Music.

Composers

Seth Boustead, Dan Cooper, Dick Griffin,

Gene Pritsker, Dave Soldier,

Stephanie Susberich, Steve Swell, David Taylor

Performers

David Taylor, Dick Griffin, Steve Swell - trombones,

Gene Pritsker - guitar, Jose Moura - bass, Damien Bassman - drums

`Monday, March 3rd, 2025 at 7pm

NUBLU

151 Ave C, NYC

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My Next Sounds Concert series at East Village hub, Pangea.

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Anna Sorokina (DMA, 2025) premieres my viola piece, Moon to Dust.

This piece is an homage to great Czech composer, Dvorak.

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Join composer and soprano, Stephanie Susberich, for an intimate evening of music at her concert series salon, Next Sounds. Summer Serenata is a concert dedicated to the people of New York, and a tribute to a summer well-spent.

Accompanied by pianist Karen Xie, Stephanie will offer beautiful bel canto arias and original contemporary art songs from her song cycle, Songs of Juana Borrero, and her doctoral dissertation in music composition. The evening offers a collage of sounds, with songs imbued with romance, redemption, and renewal, from classical to contemporary works. This is her send off concert before she returns to Kansas City to complete the last semester of classes for her doctorate in music composition, and she will sing you beautiful tunes to close out this most special summer. Enjoy a selection of spirits in a private, boutique setting in NYC's downtown while being serenaded with some of history's most beautiful music delivered by a living composer, alongside her own bewitchingly crafted vocal compositions. A night to remember!

Stephanie Susberich is a composer and vocalist whose work has been premiered by the Etchings Festival, International Contemporary Ensemble, and Radius Ensemble, among others. She has performed original work as well as classical arias and art songs in venues as diverse as L.A.'s Viper Room to NYU’s Kimmel Center. Stephanie holds a BA from New York University, an MM in classical vocal performance (New Jersey City University), a graduate diploma in composition (Longy School of Music) and an MA in composition from Tufts University. She is currently entering the last year of her doctorate in music composition at the University of Missouri Kansas City, where she served as a graduate teaching assistant, instructing undergraduate composers for three semesters. She also worked as a soloist for the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Kansas City. Her music combines a singer's love of melody and narrative with a composer's fascination with timbral experimentation and beauty.

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I am now the artistic director of a concert series featuring classical and new music. Our inaugural show is this Thursday, June 13th, in the East Village. Email or DM for address.

I’ll perform an original composition for Composer’s Concordance’s 14th Annual Comp-Play-Comp Marathon. This event includes about 25 composers sharing their original works in a line-up celebrating New York’s new music.

Brenda Quattrini (pianist) and I perform classic art songs, including some of my own originals at Pangea for Jackson Scott’s eclectic night of music.

Monet and his Modern Contemporaries
Friday, March 1 | Noguchi Court
Public $6 | Members $3

Yuefeng Liu and I will perform Debussy’s timeless melodie: Nuit D’etoiles (night of stars) in a serene, art-filled space at Kansas City’s renowned museum

How does color enliven our experience of sound? How might we detect musicality in passages of paint? Join UMKC Conservatory musicians to explore cultural, critical, and emotional convergences between visual art and music. This first concert in a series of three invites you into the artistic and sensory meeting ground of Monet and his contemporaries in music for a celebration of their shared sensibilities and legacies.

The concert series takes place on Fridays, March 1, April 5, and April 19. Each hour-long concert is presented twice in one evening, at 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Select the time that works best for you.

This interdisciplinary series is graciously supported by the Muriel McBrien Kauffman Family Foundation.

The UMKC Graduate Fellowship String Quartet premieres my piece, Discretio Spirituum, at Second Presbyterian Church, KC.

318 E. 55th St. Kansas City, MO 64113

7:30 PM