So member Adam Sliwinski performs Dan Trueman's etudes for the "bitKlavier," his Prepared Digital Piano.
So Percussion plays Dan's "120BPM," pianist Cristina Altamura performs Bach.

Performance with JACK String Quartet

"Percussion Your Face Off!"

So Performs our current repertoire.

David Lang's "man made" with the Winnepeg Symphony.

Bryce Dessner's "Music for Wood and Strings," Steve Reich "Drumming," David Lang's "the so-called laws of nature."

Reich, Dessner

Steve Reich, Dan Trueman, John Cage, Bryce Dessner

Steve Reich portait concert: Sextet and Drumming

Reich, Kotche, Cage, Dessner

Free concert of Steve Reich's "Drumming" with UW students.

Bryce Dessner, Shara and Sō's "Timeline"

So plays new music by Glenn Kotche and Shara Worden at Carnegie.

"Radical Repatterning" - Sō presents Bryce Dessner's "Music for Wood and Strings" at TED 2016.

Brooklyn Bound with Excelsis and There Might Be Others

A GUN SHOW
An exploration of society’s fascination with guns through music, text and movement in collaboration with director Ain Gordon and choreographer Emily Johnson

Movement-based realization of Terry Riley’s seminal masterpiece IN C, performed with a live score by Dan Trueman in collaboration with Mobius Percussion and Sō.

Our collaboration with Buke and Gase!
On the Boston Celebrity Series Stave Sessions

Concert geared towards young children, featuring Sō.

Sō Percussion featuring Dan Trueman

Another installment in our "Brooklyn Bound" series. Free!

Our annual benefit honoring Steve Reich and the members of Nexus Percussion!

PRISM and Sō Percussion premiere a new work by Steven Mackey and a new arrangement of Donnacha Dennehy’s “The Pale.”

PRISM and Sō Percussion premiere a new work by Steven Mackey and a new arrangement of Donnacha Dennehy’s “The Pale.”

Steve Reich's "Drumming" with Sō Percussion and guests.

Part of our "Trilogy" series at the Lincoln Center Festival: Reich, Dessner, and Lang.

Sō Percussion's "Trilogy" at the Lincoln Center Festival: Xenakis, Ergün, Trueman.

Sō Percussion's "Trilogy" at Lincoln Center Festival: Cage, Lansky, Mackey.

Sō performs with Shara Nova and Buke and Gase at this huge outdoor rock festival.

World Premiere of one of our newest original projects, a reflection on the people and history of the North East of England.

SŌ Percussion will offer the first of two free performances in Princeton as part of their Residency at Princeton, including the world premiere of Paul Lansky's 'Springs', commissioned by Chamber Music America.

Sō previews our newest theatrical work "A Gun Show" in Vermont.

Brooklyn Bound is Sō Percussion's homegrown studio series concert. Concerts are free with suggested donation.

So performs Harrison and Cage with violinist Niklas Walentin at the Phillips Collection.

Experience Reich's breakthrough masterpiece for percussion and voice, inspired by the composer’s studies in West Africa.

Hometown hero Josh Quillen joins his Sō Percussion in music by Pulitzer Prize winner David Lang with the Akron Symphony.

Bryce Dessner portrait concert, including our performance of his "Music for Wood and Strings."

So performs Reich's "Three Tales" with ICE and David Robertson conducting.

So Percussion and Shara Nova: "Timeline"

Our newest theatrical program "A Gun Show."

A GUN SHOW

An exploration of society’s fascination with guns through music, text and movement in collaboration with director Ain Gordon and choreographer Emily Johnson.

Join us in our response to the current political climate for a night of positive action, deep listening, ecstatic sound, and community.

Join So Percussion on January 28th, 2017 for a weekend residency at Wright State University w/ guest artists Michael Burritt, Nick Angelis, Rob Ferguson, and the Matrix Performing Arts. Free/open to the public.

A Gun Show is an exploration of issues such as race, economic inequality, public safety and constitutional rights through music, text and movement. Free and open to the public.

The innovative ensemble Sō Percussion explores America’s fraught relationship with guns in their newly theatrically staged work "A Gun Show."

Join Sō Percussion in an evening performance full of some of their staple repertoire and recent commissions during their residency at Luther College, IA.

A Gun Show is an exploration of issues such as race, economic inequality, public safety and constitutional rights through music, text and movement.

Sō Percussion, Princeton University’s Edward T. Cone Artists-in-Residence, will host a celebration of iconic American composer Steve Reich on Tuesday, March 14, 2017 at Richardson Auditorium.

The Stoop at BRIC Arts | Media House is a public cultural gathering space featuring free, drop-in programming, and offering a place to sit, observe, and participate in multi-disciplinary work.

Here are the events for the Ninth SōSI! Participant and faculty concerts, performances around the Princeton community, lots of fun...

“The New York standard for percussion innovation.”

– New Yorker on Sō Percussion

Sō Percussion takes the New York premiere of "man made" by David Lang with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra.

“This group plays with an irresistible vitality.”

– Washington Post

Come join Sō Percussion for an after party showing of some intimate percussion music.

Come join artists in residence So Percussion for an evening of percussion works by old and new composers!

Praised by the New Yorker for their “exhilarating blend of precision and anarchy, rigor and bedlam,” Sō’s adventurous spirit is written into the DNA passed down from composers like John Cage and Steve Reich.

Now in its fourth year, Brooklyn Bound is a popular series of concerts at Sō’s working studio in the Navy Yard section of Brooklyn. Casual and intimate, the concerts feature us and emerging ensembles.

So performs John Luther Adams, John Cage, and a set with Man Forever as part of this eclectic festival!

From Out a Darker Sea is inspired by the denizens of Seaham, England, a coastal town that has struggled to reinvent itself after the crushing loss of its mining industry.

Please join us for this U.S. premiere!

Dawn Upshaw, Gilbert Kalish and Sō Percussion perform an unforgettable program of music that focuses on the expansive limits of song and collaboration.

With their genre-blending productions and sensational interpretations of modern classics, Sō Percussion has redefined the scope and role of the modern percussion ensemble.

David Lang’s virtuosic percussion concerto "man made," crafted from found objects takes the stage with it's first international performance in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Brooklyn-based contemporary percussion group So Percussion present an audio-visual exploration of the social history of British coal mining in From Out a Darker Sea.

Brooklyn-based contemporary percussion group So Percussion present an audio-visual exploration of the social history of British coal mining in From Out a Darker Sea.

Brooklyn-based contemporary percussion group So Percussion present an audio-visual exploration of the social history of British coal mining in From Out a Darker Sea.

Brooklyn-based contemporary percussion group So Percussion present an audio-visual exploration of the social history of British coal mining in From Out a Darker Sea.

Brooklyn-based contemporary percussion group So Percussion present an audio-visual exploration of the social history of British coal mining in From Out a Darker Sea.

Brooklyn-based contemporary percussion group So Percussion present an audio-visual exploration of the social history of British coal mining in From Out a Darker Sea.

Brooklyn-based contemporary percussion group So Percussion present an audio-visual exploration of the social history of British coal mining in From Out a Darker Sea.

Brooklyn-based contemporary percussion group Sō Percussion present an audio-visual exploration of the social history of British coal mining in From Out a Darker Sea.

Groundbreaking percussion quartet Sō Percussion presents a program of 20th century American classics, new works, and original compositions by their own members.

Two powerhouse new-music ensembles come together for an evening of premieres, including a work by Carnegie Hall’s Richard and Barbara Debs Composer’s Chair Philip Glass.

A journey in ambience, rhythm, and texture featuring composers from California's past and present exploring works by Lou Harrison, Steve Reich, Nathaniel Stookey, and Mason Bates.

Five-time Grammy-winning soprano Dawn Upshaw is joined by one of today's leading percussion quartets, So Percussion. This contemporary pairing brings an exciting freshness to meaning collaboration.

The Symposium will open with a performance of There Might Be Others (link is external) and showcase of works on Thursday evening April 12, 2018.