Program: 

Ulterior Motives (2020) by Dorothy Hindman 

Breath II (2022) by Geli Li 

Web (2022) by Cole Reyes 

… Moments Musicaux … (2017) by Jee Seo

Quorum Sensing II (2023) by Bergrún Snæbjörnsdóttir 

If I Go (2023) by Maria Kaoutzani 

Program: 

Ulterior Motives (2020) by Dorothy Hindman 

Breath II (2022) by Geli Li 

Lines for Strings (2016) by Sofía Scheps 

Quorum Sensing II (2023) by Bergrún Snæbjörnsdóttir (premiere)

If I Go (2023) by Maria Kaoutzani (premiere)

Chartreuse reads and workshops works by Emerging Composers selected by Jessica Rudman.

Chartreuse performs music by 113 Composers Collective at Studio Z.

Chartreuse performs music by 113 Composers Collective at Studio Z.

Based in New York City, Chicago, and San Francisco, Chartreuse Trio is an aromatic and refreshing string trio devoted to presenting works by living composers.

MUSICIANS
Myra Hinrichs, violin
Carrie Frey, viola
Helen Newby, cello

PROGRAM
Anna Thorvaldsdottir: “Spectra” (2017)
Anthony R. Green: “Collide-oscope II” (2016)
Andrew Norman: “The Companion Guide to Rome” (2010)

Chartreuse Trio is uniquely committed to developing the string trio repertoire through adventurous commissions, and has toured extensively throughout the United States and Norway. The trio has conducted workshops, masterclasses, active listening demonstrations, improvisation classes, and virtual class visits at Brown University, Hillsdale College, SUNY Fredonia, Georgia Southern University, the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Tromsø University, the Norges Musikkhøgskole, DePauw University, and Valparaiso University.

This performance is part of the free “New Music at Short North Stage” concert series.

Facebook Event here

Please join us in the heart of Bushwick for the fourth Blank Canvas concert at Future Space, a new immersive arts venue and active R&D facility. Blank Canvas showcases experimental musicians sharing their vision of forward-looking chamber music.

The aromatic and refreshing string trio Chartreuse (Myra Hinrichs, Carrie Frey, and Helen Newby) returns to Future Space for a set featuring Anna Thorvaldsdottir's “Spectra” and Kurt Isaacson's “as a family of civilian ghosts phase-shifts through the fog lights.” The set will also feature the world premiere of Peter Kramer's “some things spoken a handful of times.”

Meaghan Burke will present a set of her chamber-pop songs for cello and voice, including pieces from her upcoming album, “A Few Concerns,” and excerpts from her newest long-form work, “The Wandering Womb.” Burke’s set will also include a collaboration with Chartreuse based around Anne Carson’s translations of Sappho fragments, which she will be setting for the trio in a newly commissioned work.

$20 at the door/$10 with student ID

Cash only

http://www.ensemblechartreuse.com

http://www.meaghanburkemusic.com/

Chartreuse presents a free concert at Bloomingdale School of Music (108th and Broadway), where our violist Carrie is on faculty.

A Companion Guide to Sound

Andrew Norman: The Companion Guide to Rome

Amy Brandon: Threads

Anna Thorvaldsdottir: Spectra

and more!

Carrie and Myra celebrate Chicago summertime with an evening of duos!

Program:

Erica Dicker: The Hierophant

Bohuslav Martinu: Madrigals for Violin and Viola

Orlande de Lassus; Motets for Two Voices

Fjola Evans: Dogged

Robert Scott: The Reed Flute; Whitaker Chapel; from clouded gardens; waylands iii

Chartreuse at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church

Chartreuse is Myra Hinrichs, violin, Carrie Frey, viola, and Helen Newby, cello. The trio arrives in Saint Paul from Chicago and New York City to enjoy the Minnesota summer and learn some new music!

Program:

Amy Brandon: Threads

Anna Thorvaldsdottir: Spectra

Peter Swendsen: Migration Study

Andrew Norman: The Companion Guide to Rome

Luciano Berio: Divertimento

Guest Artist Chartreuse String Trio

Tuesday, March 12, 2019; 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Foy Building, Carol A. Carter Recital Hall,

84 Georgia Ave. / Statesboro, GA

Sciarrino: Codex Purpureus

Saariaho: Cloud Trio

Balter: Vision Mantra

Martín Gendelman: TBA (premiere)

Chartreuse presents a free concert at Bloomingdale School of Music (108th and Broadway), where our violist Carrie is on faculty. Come for old sounds made new! Featuring New York premieres of recent works by Daniel Tacke and Matthew Ricketts.

Medieval Mystical

Sciarrino, Salvatore: Codex Purpureus I (1983)

Daniel Tacke: Symbolum: Palilogia (2017)*

Eliza Brown: Figure to Ground (2016)

Sofia Gubaidulina: String Trio (1989)

Matthew Ricketts: Another Round (2016)*

Please join us in the heart of Bushwick for the inaugural Blank Canvas concert at Future Space, a new immersive arts venue and active R&D facility. Blank Canvas showcases experimental musicians sharing their vision of forward looking chamber music.

The concert will feature the aromatic and refreshing string trio Chartreuse (Myra Hinrichs, Carrie Frey, and Helen Newby) performing works by Klaus Lang, Kristina Warren, and Leah Asher. Jon Clancy will perform Zak Argabrite’s piece/installation TOCAR, for solo performer, indeterminate surface and live video. Neil Beckmann will perform Tyler Eschendal’s work This City Is a Stepping Stone for prepared guitar, as well as works by Patricia Alessandrini and Sullivan Boecker.

$20 at the door

www.futurespace.nyc

ensemblechartreuse.com
neilbeckmann.com

kmwarren.org
leahasher.com
soundcloud.com/zakargabrite
tyler-eschendal.com
patriciaalessandrini.com
sullivanboecker.com

https://www.brown.edu/academics/music/events/concert-chartreuse

Grant Recital Hall

Our concert program, Inside Voices, focuses on inner worlds ­– the rhythm of breath, the motion of time, and the occasional existential wail.

Inside Voices

Klaus Lang: Weisse Äpfel (2014)

Marcos Balter: Vision Mantra

Kristina Warren: the chance that time takes (2017)

New works by Reid Merzbacher, Amber Vistein, Martim Galvao, and Marcel Zaes

Monday, February 4, 2019

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Orwig Music Building - 109

Music Now is an informal forum series for Brown’s community of composers as well as students and faculty interested in contemporary music. These talks are free and open to the public.

I HAVEN’T BEEN

Fall 2018 Sponsored Artist Ryan Packard, composition Erika Raberg, video

For video, strings, synths, and percussion

Featuring: Chartreuse

Myra Hinrichs, violin

Carrie Frey, viola

Helen Newby, cello

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John McCowen, contrabass clarinet / recorder

Rob Lundberg, bass / electronics

Ryan Packard, drums / synths

Doors will open around 7:45 and the event will run approximately 60 minutes. After the performance there will be snacks.

We’ll talk to Dana Jessen’s class about how we manage to do this whole trio thing, and answer some questions about life in music after college!

Toledo Bellows is an underground music series at the Robinwood Concert House in Toledo, Ohio.

Program TBA!

Saturday, November 3rd, 2018, 8pm at the Hillsdale College Conrad Recital Hall.

Professional Artist Series
Chartreuse String Trio is made up of violinist Myra Hinrichs (Chicago), violist Carrie Frey (New York), and cellist Helen Newby (San Francisco). Chartreuse strives to expand the string trio repertoire through close collaboration with emerging and established composers. Their performance will feature the world premiere of palilogia-fragmente by Hillsdale College Associate Professor of Music, Daniel Tacke, along with works by Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho, Tatar-Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina, and selected fantasias by Henry Purcell.

Free event but tickets required.

Phone: (517) 607-2848
Email: sageboxoffice@hillsdale.edu

Hosted by: Hillsdale College

Friday, November 2, 2018, 8pm at the Hillsdale College Conrad Recital Hall.

Professional Artist Series
Chartreuse String Trio is made up of violinist Myra Hinrichs (Chicago), violist Carrie Frey (New York), and cellist Helen Newby (San Francisco). Chartreuse strives to expand the string trio repertoire through close collaboration with emerging and established composers. Their performance will feature the world premiere of palilogia-fragmente by Hillsdale College Associate Professor of Music, Daniel Tacke, along with works by Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho, Tatar-Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina, and selected fantasias by Henry Purcell.

Free event but tickets required.

Phone: (517) 607-2848
Email: sageboxoffice@hillsdale.edu

Hosted by: Hillsdale College

Ensemble Chartreuse Open Rehearsal

GREEN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, THOMPSON RECITAL HALL

Chartreuse offers an open rehearsal of Eliza Brown’s trio “Figure to Ground” at DePauw University.

Chartreuse couldn't go through the Twin Cities without stopping by Studio Z! We are working on some new tunes this week so who knows what we will play!

 

hartreuse goes north! In our first performance in Minneapolis we are excited to play at Icehouse! We are sure to play some tunes you haven't heard before so come out and listen!

https://www.icehousempls.com/events/2018/7/11/chartreuse-string-trio

Come enjoy a hot beverage and a doughy doughnut or other food item of choice and listen to all your favorite high string instruments! 

Du.0 is Aimée Niemann and Charlotte Munn-Wood, who make feminist-gesamtkunstwerk-chamber-noise played on two violins/sometimes non-violins. 

Chartreuse (duo edition) is Myra Hinrichs on violin and Carrie Frey on viola, serving up squeaks and squawks with a side of weird motets and creatively borrowed percussion music. 

Taszo is a fantastic espresso bar located just off of the 157th St. stop on the 1 train, and we would love to see you there!

We'll be performing a program of upgraded water music at Bloomingdale School of Music, where our own Carrie Frey is on faculty. In addition to the New York premiere of Leah Asher's "Let me know what you find," we'll play music by Kaija Saariaho, Pauline Oliveros, Rebecca Clarke, and Bethany Younge. Julia Henderson will be joining us on cello. This show is free and very near Absolute Bagels, so you really can't go wrong! 

January 12, 7 - 8 p.m.
Bloomingdale School of Music
323 W 108th St
Take the A or the 1 to 110th St.

General admission $15/Student $10

NYC’s violin/viola duo andPlay and violin/viola/cello trio Chartreuse team up to bring recently commissioned works from living composers.

Chartreuse's set:

Klaus Lang: weisse äpfel

Matthew Ricketts: Another Round *written for Chartreuse

Leah Asher: let me know what you find. *written for Chartreuse

Marcos Balter: Vision Mantra

Join us at Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA)!

Klaus Lang: weisse äpfel

Matthew Ricketts: Another Round *world premiere

Leah Asher: let me know what you find. *world premiere

Marcos Balter: Vision Mantra

Kristina Warren: the chance that time takes *trio version premiere