Brooklyn Bound - So Percussion

The loft scene is alive!

Now in its sixth 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 from our local scene.

New in 2019, the Brooklyn Bound Podcast! Check it out below on this page. Each batch of new episodes appears underneath the listing, and we have an archive at the bottom of the page.

Brooklyn Bound is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

2019-2020 Artists

Andrea Mazzariello

Lainie Fefferman
Russell Fisher and Matt Overbay
Caroline Shaw

Aynsley Vandenbroucke
Aaron Edgecomb
Jenny Beck

Petra Elek/Joan Tower
Mike Marcinowski and Rachel Sigrid Freeburg Duo
The Bergamot Quartet

Damsel
Andē
Matt Evans

Upcoming Shows

Thursday, March 12, 2020
Doors at 7:45pm

Learn more about our artists through the Brooklyn Bound Podcast beneath each bio! Jason Treuting interviews each of this week’s artists prior to their appearance at Brooklyn Bound.

Featuring: composer, Andrea Mazzariello, and Jason Treuting performing together as “am-jt”, in support of their new album “make a wish then build a ladder.” Eric Cha-Beach joins Jason Treuting in work-in-progress/pre-premiere performances of Mass and Hello and Maybe Goodbye.

Andrea Mazzariello

Andrea Mazzariello is a composer, performer, writer, and teacher. His musical practices include writing songs, making electronic music, and working in notated traditions. His work explores spoken and sung treatments of his own original text, plays with computers and other kinds of electronics, and engages the physiology of performance in novel ways. He writes about listening, musical media, and pedagogy, and teaches and mentors music-makers working in a wide variety of genres and approaches. His music has been performed widely in North America and Europe, and appears on releases by New Amsterdam Records, SEAMUS, Proper Canary, and his own One More Revolution records. The Operating System published his first book, One More Revolution: A Love Song, on Vinyl, in 2018. He teaches composition, music technology, and music theory at Carleton College, directs the composition program at the Sō Percussion Summer Institute, and mentors and collaborates with young beatmakers and producers at The Key, a youth services organization in downtown Northfield, MN.

Read more about Andrea!

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$10 suggested donation

Sō Percussion studio
20 Grand Ave, #205, Brooklyn
(between Flushing and Park)

email John Stapleton for more information.

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