Composer David Felder and Jonathan Golove, violoncello at June in Buffalo 2018
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Composer David Felder talks with composer Roger Reynolds and Irvine Arditti, violin at June in Buffalo 2018
Three people stand close together in an indoor setting featuring a wall of vertical wooden panels. One person on the left wears a dark green quarter-zip sweater and glasses, while the central person has white hair, black glasses, and a black sweater. A third person on the right is seen in profile wearing a light blue shirt. A watermark spans the center of the frame.
Composers Louis Karchin and John Harbison at June in Buffalo 2018
Two people with gray hair are standing in front of a light wall with wooden slats. The person on the left wears glasses and a light-colored pinstriped shirt, while the person on the right wears a dark striped shirt under a tan jacket. A watermark is visible across the middle of the frame.
Two people stand close together in an indoor setting with white walls and wooden acoustic panels in the background. The individual on the left has curly gray hair, wears glasses, and a light-colored striped button-down shirt. The person on the right has short white hair and a beard, wearing a dark striped shirt and a brown jacket.
Composer David Felder acknowledges Mivos Quartet members Olivia De Prato and Lauren Cauley Kalal, violin, Victor Lowrie Tafoya, viola, and Mariel Roberts, violoncello after a performance of Felder's piece Third Face at June in Buffalo 2018
On a wooden stage, four individuals hold violins and a cello while a fifth person stands to the left with their arms raised. Behind them are music stands, chairs, and a black piano. The foreground contains the dark silhouettes of an audience facing the stage.
June in Buffalo staff composers John Harbison, Louis Karchin, and Roger Reynolds talk with Irvine Arditti, violin at June in Buffalo 2018
Multiple people occupy rows of wooden pews with red upholstery inside a room with tiled floors. In the foreground, one person with gray hair and glasses gestures with a raised hand while facing others seated nearby. Additional individuals are visible in the background, some looking forward while others turn their heads toward those in other rows.
Composer Hilda Paredes acknowledges Mivos Quartet members Olivia De Prato and Lauren Cauley Kalal, violin, Victor Lowrie Tafoya, and Mariel Roberts, violoncello after a performance of Paredes' piece Cuerdas del Destino at June in Buffalo 2018
Four individuals holding string instruments and one person without an instrument stand on a wooden stage facing a seated audience. Music stands, chairs, and padded benches are positioned behind the performers. The audience is visible in silhouette in the foreground.
Mivos Quartet members Olivia De Prato and Lauren Cauley Kalal, violin and Victor Lowrie Tafoya, viola acknowledge applause as composer Hilda Paredes hugs Mariel Roberts, violoncello after a performance of Paredes' piece Cuerdas del Destino at June in Buffalo 2018
Five musicians dressed in black stand on a stage with string instruments and music stands. One performer on the left claps while two performers on the right hug. An audience sits in the foreground, silhouetted against the brightly lit stage.
Mivos Quartet members Olivia De Prato and Lauren Cauley Kalal, violin, Victor Lowrie Tafoya, viola, and Mariel Roberts, violoncello acknowledge applause after a performance of Hilda Paredes' piece Cuerdas del Destino at June in Buffalo 2018
Four people dressed in black stand on a wooden stage holding string instruments and bows. Music stands, chairs, and benches are positioned across the stage behind the performers. The silhouettes of an audience occupy the foreground.
Composer John Harbison listening to the Mivos Quartet rehearse his piece String Quartet No. 6 at June in Buffalo 2018
A person with short white hair sits on a bench while looking at an open book. They are wearing a brown jacket and dark trousers, and a black bag sits on the floor nearby. In the foreground, a large blue hard-shell instrument case stands upright next to the bench.
A person wearing a brown jacket sits on a red cushioned bench while looking at an open book. The setting features tiled steps with integrated lights and various bags and instrument cases scattered around. A large blue case is positioned in the right foreground.
Composer John Harbison coaching Mivos Quartet member Olivia De Prato, violin on Harbison's piece String Quartet No. 6 at June in Buffalo 2018
A person with light hair and a brown jacket stands on a wooden floor, looking toward the center of the room. A second person stands behind a music stand, holding a violin and a bow. A third person is partially visible on the right, seated and holding a stringed instrument.
Mivos Quartet members Olivia De Prato and Lauren Cauley Kalal, violin, Victor Lowrie Tafoya, viola, and Mariel Roberts, violoncello performing John Harbison's piece String Quartet No. 6 at June in Buffalo 2018
Four people sit on a wooden stage playing violins, a viola, and a cello while following music on stands. They are dressed in black and positioned in front of a white wall with a dark rectangular inset. The silhouettes of an audience's heads are visible in the foreground.
Four musicians dressed in dark clothing play string instruments on a lit stage. One individual stands on the left, while the others are seated with black music stands positioned in front of them. Dark silhouettes of audience members are visible at the bottom of the frame.
Mivos Quartet members Mariel Roberts, violoncello and Lauren Cauley Kalal and Olivia De Prato, violin with composer John Harbison rehearsing Harbison's piece String Quartet No. 6 at June in Buffalo 2018
Three individuals with cellos are positioned around music stands on a wooden stage. A person on the right stands holding an open book and looking toward the group. Rows of tiered auditorium seating fill the background.
Four people dressed in black play stringed instruments on a wooden stage, with one standing and three seated. Music stands are positioned in front of the performers, and a microphone stand is visible on the right. The silhouettes of an audience are shown in the foreground.
Mivos Quartet members Victor Lowrie Tafoya, viola, Mariel Roberts, violoncello, and Lauren Cauley Kalal and Olivia De Prato, violin with composer John Harbison rehearsing Harbison's piece String Quartet No. 6 at June in Buffalo 2018
Five people are situated on a wooden floor in a music hall with rows of tiered seating in the background. Some individuals hold stringed instruments and bows, while one holds a bassoon. Two people sit in metal chairs facing sheet music on stands, and a fifth person stands to the right looking at a score.
Mivos Quartet members Lauren Cauley Kalal, violin, Victor Lowrie Tafoya, viola, Mariel Roberts, violoncello, and Olivia De Prato, violin performing John Harbison's piece String Quartet No. 6 at June in Buffalo 2018
Four musicians dressed in black are performing on a wooden stage. Three musicians sit in the foreground playing two violins and a cello, while a fourth stands in the background playing a violin. Music stands are positioned in front of the seated performers, and the silhouettes of an audience are visible in the lower foreground.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor leads Slee Sinfonietta members Alyssa Roggow, viola, Kristen Theriault, harp, Tomek Arnold, percussion, Emlyn Johnson, flute, and Katie Weissman, violoncello in a performance of David Mettens' piece Without Air at June in Buffalo 2018
Performers sit on a wooden stage with a harp, cello, violin, and various percussion instruments. A person in a gray jacket sits on a tall stool in the center facing the other musicians and music stands. Empty red theater seats occupy the foreground beneath the stage.
Frederick C. and Alice Slee Chamber Hall (State University of New York at Buffalo)
Composer Yotam Haber acknowledges Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Will Knuth, violin, Katie Weissman, violoncello, Christopher Guzman, piano, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, and Emlyn Johnson, flute after a performance of Haber's piece Estro poetico-armonico II at June in Buffalo 2018
Seven individuals stand on a concert stage with instruments including a violin, cello, flute, and various percussion pieces. A grand piano, black chairs, and music stands are positioned across the wooden floor against a wood-paneled backdrop. The tops of audience chairs are visible at the bottom of the frame.
Matthew Chamberlain leads Slee Sinfonietta members Michael Matsuno, flute, Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass, Kristen Theriault, harp, Stephen Solook, percussion, and Michael Tumiel, clarinet in a performance of Fernando Munizaga's piece Ondas Primarias at June in Buffalo 2018
Several musicians play instruments including a double bass, harp, and bass clarinet on a wooden stage. Music stands and various percussion instruments are arranged around the performers. Rows of empty red theater seats are visible in the foreground.
Composer William David Cooper acknowledges Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Jade Conlee, piano, Kristen Theriault, harp, Emlyn Johnson, flute, Hanna Hurwitz and Will Knuth, violin, Erin Lensing, oboe, Stephen Solook, percussion, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Jessica Wooldridge, bassoon, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Daniel Brottman, horn, Katie Weissman, violoncello, Sycil Mathai, trumpet, Mark Broschinsky, trombone, and Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass after a performance of Cooper's piece Epilogue at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of musicians stands on a light-colored wooden stage in front of wood-paneled walls and organ pipes. The ensemble includes people holding or standing next to a grand piano, harp, flute, violins, cello, and double bass. Rows of red auditorium seats are visible in the foreground.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor leads Slee Sinfonietta members Jade Conlee, piano, Kristen Theriault, harp, Emlyn Johnson, flute, Hanna Hurwitz and Will Knuth, violin, Erin Lensing, oboe, Stephen Solook, percussion, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Jessica Wooldridge, bassoon, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Daniel Brottman, horn, Katie Weissman, violoncello, Sycil Mathai, trumpet, Mark Broschinsky, trombone, and Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass in a performance of William David Cooper's piece Epilogue at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of musicians performs on a light wooden stage in a concert hall with wood-paneled walls. The ensemble includes players of a harp, grand piano, violins, cello, and double bass, led by a person in a gray jacket sitting on a tall stool. Rows of empty red seats occupy the foreground below the stage.
Composer Weijun Chen acknowledges Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Christopher Guzman, piano, Kristen Theriault, harp, Emlyn Johnson, flute, Hanna Hurwitz and Will Knuth violin, Stephen Solook, percussion, Erin Lensing, oboe, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Jessica Wooldridge, bassoon, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Daniel Brottman, horn, Katie Weissman, violoncello, Tomek Arnold, percussion, Megan McDevitt, double bass, and Tom Kolor, percussion after a performance of Chen's piece Watercolors at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of people in dark clothing stands on a wooden stage with instruments including a harp, violins, a cello, and a double bass. One person on the left gestures toward the others while the rest of the group holds their instruments. The stage is positioned in front of a large pipe organ and rows of empty theater seats.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor, leads Slee Sinfonietta members Christopher Guzman, piano, Kristen Theriault, harp, Emlyn Johnson, flute, Hanna Hurwitz and Will Knuth violin, Stephen Solook, percussion, Erin Lensing, oboe, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Jessica Wooldridge, bassoon, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Daniel Brottman, horn, Katie Weissman, violoncello, Tomek Arnold, percussion, Megan McDevitt, double bass, and Tom Kolor, percussion in a performance of Weijun Chen's piece Watercolors at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of musicians plays instruments like the harp, piano, and cello on a light wood stage. A conductor stands in the center with their back to the camera and arms raised. Behind the performers is a large pipe organ, and several rows of dark audience seats are in the foreground.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Jade Conlee, piano, Kristen Theriault, harp, Emlyn Johnson, flute, Hanna Hurwitz and Will Knuth, violin, Stephen Solook, percussion, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Erin Lensing, oboe, Jessica Wooldridge, bassoon, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Daniel Brottman, horn, Katie Weissman, violoncello, Sycil Mathai, trumpet, Mark Broschinsky, trombone, and Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass in a performance of William David Cooper's piece Epilogue at June in Buffalo 2018
Performers are positioned on a light-colored wooden stage with instruments including a harp, violins, a cello, and a double bass. A person in a gray jacket stands in the center while empty red theater seats are visible in the foreground. The background consists of dark wood paneling and large organ pipes.
A group of musicians wearing dark clothing performs on a wooden stage in a concert hall. A conductor in a grey jacket stands in the center, facing the ensemble with their arm raised. The ensemble includes players of a grand piano, a harp, woodwinds, and a string section with rows of red theater seats in the foreground.
Composer Alon Nechushtan looking at his piece Three places in New York at June in Buffalo 2018
The person has their hands resting on a black grand piano where a binder of sheet music is open. Behind them, musical equipment including a cymbal and metallic chimes are visible against a backdrop of vertical wooden slats. A translucent watermark is layered over the middle of the frame.
Tom Kolor, percussion, Roberto Azaretto, and Christopher Guzman, piano talking during a rehearsal at June in Buffalo 2018
Three people are gathered in a room featuring vertical wood-paneled walls and various musical instruments. A person on the right holds an object and faces the others, while an individual in the center stands with hands on hips. A keyboard instrument and percussion equipment are positioned around the room.
Su Lee, organist and composer, Jade Conlee, piano, and Tom Kolor, percussion rehearsing Lee's piece Nachruf für Nr. 503
A person plays a large pipe organ from a raised balcony built into a wood-paneled wall. On the stage below, other musicians are positioned at a grand piano, a vibraphone, and a harpsichord. Microphones on tall stands are placed throughout the performance space.
Paul Hembree, computer musician rehearsing Roger Reynolds' piece Shifting/Drifting at June in Buffalo 2018
A person wearing a checkered shirt is shown from behind while operating an audio control panel. The desk holds a laptop, a large mixing console, a computer monitor, and a stand with musical notation. Behind the workspace, rows of empty auditorium seats extend into the background.
A person in a plaid shirt sits at a desk filled with electronic equipment, including a laptop, a mixer, and multiple cables. They reach toward a controller near a stand holding sheet music while sitting in front of rows of maroon auditorium benches. A monitor displaying numbers stands on the edge of the table next to an array of audio connections.
Composer Roger Reynolds watches Irvine Arditti, violin rehearsing Reynolds' piece Shifting/Drifting at June in Buffalo 2018
In the foreground, a person in a white shirt plays a stringed instrument that appears blurred from movement. A second person is seated in the background behind a music stand in a room with tiered seating. The scene is depicted in black and white with a large watermark across the center.
Irvine Arditti, violin rehearsing Roger Reynolds' piece Shifting/Drifting at June in Buffalo 2018
A person wearing a white short-sleeved shirt is shown in profile, looking down toward a violin they are playing. A black music stand sits in front of the musician, while the background consists of wooden panels on a light-colored wall.
A person with curly gray hair wears a white shirt and glasses while playing a violin. Motion blur is visible on the bow and the player's arm as they perform behind a black music stand. The background includes wooden acoustic wall panels and dark curtains.
Composer Roger Reynolds at June in Buffalo 2018
A person with white hair and glasses wears a dark sweater while sitting in a row of maroon-colored seats. They look down at a music stand positioned in front of them and hold a pen in one hand. The background consists of several empty rows of similar seating.
Composer Louis Karchin and Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano after a performance of Karchin's pieces at June in Buffalo 2018
Two people stand side-by-side in an indoor setting with columns in the background. The person on the left has short grey hair, glasses, and wears a dark suit jacket over a blue shirt and tie. The person on the right has long reddish hair and wears a blue top with a black scarf and a necklace. Both individuals face forward.
One person wears a dark suit jacket and blue tie while holding a program titled "Four songs on Poems of Seamus Heaney." The other person wears a blue dress and a black scarf. They stand in an indoor venue with red seating and other people in the background.
A person in a dark suit and glasses holds their hand out toward a piece of paper being held by another person with reddish-brown hair. They stand in a room with rows of red seating and draped white curtains visible in the background.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Kristen Theriault, harp, Will Knuth, violin, Stephen Solook, percussion, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Michael Matsuno, flute, and Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass in a performance of John Harbison's piece Mirabai songs at June in Buffalo 2018
Ten people in dark formal attire are arranged across a wooden stage with a large pipe organ in the background. Various musical instruments, including a harp, violins, a cello, a flute, and a double bass, are positioned around the group. Tall microphone stands are placed in front of and above the musicians.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor leads Slee Sinfonietta members Kristen Theriault, harp, Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Will Knuth, violin, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Stephen Solook, percussion, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Michael Matsuno, flute, and Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass in a performance of John Harbison's piece Mirabai songs at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of musicians performs on a wooden stage in a concert hall with rows of red seats in the foreground. In the center, a conductor stands with arms raised facing the ensemble, which includes a vocalist, a harpist, string players, woodwind players, and a double bassist. The background features wood-paneled walls and large organ pipes.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Kristen Theriault, harp, Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Will Knuth, violin, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Stephen Solook, percussion, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass, and Michael Matsuno, flute before a performance of John Harbison's piece Mirabai songs at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of people wearing formal attire is positioned across a wooden stage alongside instruments including a grand piano, a cello, and a double bass. Music stands, chairs, and microphones are placed around the performers, with organ pipes visible in the background.
Composer Louis Karchin shakes the hand of Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and acknowledges Slee Sinfonietta members Thomas Meglioranza, voice, Hanna Hurwitz and Will Knuth, violin, Tom Kolor, percussion, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Daniel Brottman, horn, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, and Michael Matsuno, flute after a performance of Karchin's piece Gods of Winter at June in Buffalo 2018
An ensemble of musicians stands on a wooden stage in front of wood-paneled walls and red auditorium seating. Two people in suits shake hands near the center while others hold instruments including a violin, French horn, and flute. Music stands, chairs, a piano, and a cello are also visible on the stage.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Christopher Guzman, piano, Thomas Meglioranza, baritone, Hanna Hurwitz and Will Knuth, violin, Tom Kolor, percussion, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Daniel Brottman, horn, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, and Michael Matsuno, flute in performance of Louis Karchin's piece Gods of Winter at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of musicians is gathered on a stage that includes a grand piano, cello, and other instruments. Two people stand near the center of the stage facing one another while others remain seated with their instruments. The hall features wood-paneled walls and a pipe organ, with audience members visible in the foreground.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Christopher Guzman, piano, Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Will Knuth, violin, Tom Kolor, percussion, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, and Michael Matsuno, flute acknowledge applause after a performance of Louis Karchin's piece Four Songs on Poems of Seamus Heaney at June in Buffalo 2018
Six performers in formal attire stand across a wooden stage facing a seated audience. Behind them are a grand piano, percussion equipment, and large organ pipes mounted on the wall. The hall features red seating and vertical wood paneling.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor leads Slee Sinfonietta members Christopher Guzman, piano, Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Will Knuth, violin, Tom Kolor, percussion, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, and Michael Matsuno, flute in performance of Louis Karchin's piece Four Songs on Poems of Seamus Heaney at June in Buffalo 2018
A singer and several instrumentalists perform on a stage featuring a pipe organ and wooden walls. The ensemble includes a pianist at a grand piano, a violinist, a cellist, a flutist, and a percussionist. A conductor stands with their back to the viewer while leading the group.
A group of performers including a singer, pianist, and several instrumentalists are arranged on a wooden stage. A conductor stands with arms raised while others play instruments such as the violin, cello, and flute. The background consists of wood-paneled walls and organ pipes.
A musical ensemble including a vocalist, pianist, violinist, cellist, and flutist performs on a stage in front of a large pipe organ. A conductor stands with their back to the viewer, facing the performers as they play their instruments. Microphones on tall stands are positioned across the stage, which features light-colored wood flooring and paneled walls.
A group of musicians performs on a wooden stage in front of paneled walls. A person in a dark dress stands with an open mouth while others play instruments including a grand piano, violin, cello, and flute. Music stands are positioned in front of several performers, and a set of percussion chimes stands in the background.
A musical ensemble performs on a light wood stage in front of a large pipe organ. The group includes a vocalist in a dark blue gown, a conductor with one arm raised, and instrumentalists playing a grand piano, violin, cello, flute, and clarinet. All performers wear dark formal clothing while situated around music stands and various instruments.
Slee Sinfonietta member Tom Kolor, percussion performs Louis Karchin's piece Four Songs on Poems of Seamus Heaney as composer David Felder looks on at June in Buffalo 2018
A person wearing a blue shirt and glasses uses red mallets to play a vibraphone. In the background, another person stands next to a rack of tubular bells in a room with wood-paneled walls. Cymbals and a set of crotales are positioned between the two people.
Slee Sinfonietta member Tom Kolor, percussion performs Louis Karchin's piece Four Songs on Poems of Seamus Heaney at June in Buffalo 2018
A person wearing a blue button-down shirt and glasses stands among a large collection of percussion instruments on a wooden floor. They hold mallets over a vibraphone and a timpani drum, with tubular bells, cymbals, and a bass drum nearby. The person is captured from a high angle looking down onto the performance space.
A person wearing a blue shirt and glasses stands behind a vibraphone, holding two mallets in each hand. A large rack of metallic tubular bells occupies the foreground, while cymbals, gongs, and music stands are spread throughout the wood-paneled room. The individual is positioned behind a music stand while preparing to strike the vibraphone keys.
A person with short hair and glasses holds mallets over a drum while surrounded by various musical instruments. A large rack of tubular bells sits in the foreground, while a vibraphone, cymbals, and gongs are positioned throughout the wood-paneled room. Music stands and additional percussion equipment are visible in the background.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor leads Slee Sinfonietta members Kristen Theriault, harp, Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Will Knuth, violin, Stephen Solook, percussion, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Michael Tumiel, bass clarinet, Michael Matsuno, flute, and Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass in a performance of John Harbison's Mirabai Songs at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of musicians and a person in a blue dress perform on a stage led by a conductor with their back to the audience. The ensemble includes string and woodwind players seated behind music stands, with a piano and harp positioned to the side. The background features wood paneling and organ pipes, while the silhouettes of an audience are visible in the foreground.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor leads Slee Sinfonietta members Hanna Hurwitz, violin, Will Knuth, violin, Tom Kolor, percussion, Thomas Meglioranza, baritone, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Daniel Brottman, horn, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, and Michael Matsuno, flute in performance of Louis Karchin's piece Gods of Winter at June in Buffalo 2018
The stage features several musicians seated and standing, playing instruments such as the violin, cello, and french horn. A person in a gray suit stands at a music stand in the center, while a grand piano is positioned on the far left. Percussion instruments like a gong and tubular bells are arranged in the background against wood-paneled walls. The performers are mostly dressed in dark attire, and the wooden floor is brightly lit.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor leads Slee Sinfonietta members Christopher Guzman, piano, Hanna Hurwitz, violin, Will Knuth, violin, Thomas Meglioranza, baritone, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Daniel Brottman, horn, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, and Michael Matsuno, flute in performance of Louis Karchin's piece Gods of Winter at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of musicians playing various instruments, including a piano, cello, and flute, is arranged on a wooden stage. A person stands at a music stand in the center while another person conducts the ensemble. The performance hall features wooden paneled walls and rows of audience seating in the foreground.
A group of musicians is gathered on a wooden stage in front of a large pipe organ. A person in a suit stands at a music stand while a conductor faces the ensemble with raised arms. Other performers are seated around the stage playing instruments including a grand piano, violin, cello, and French horn.
Michael Matsuno, flute rehearsing Kezia Yap's piece A structure of silence: an exploration of Ma at June in Buffalo 2018
A person with dark hair and glasses plays a silver transverse flute. A black music stand is in the foreground, and a microphone hangs from above. The background consists of sound-dampening wooden panels on a wall.
A person wearing a black t-shirt holds a silver flute to their mouth and fingers the keys. The background consists of wooden acoustic panels, with a microphone positioned in the upper right and a music stand in the lower right.
A person wearing a black t-shirt holds a silver flute horizontally while pressing down on its keys. A microphone on a stand is positioned in the background alongside white walls and wooden acoustic panels. A watermark reading "Copyright by Irene Haupt" is visible across the center of the frame.
Kezia Yap coaching Michael Matsuno, flute on Yap's piece A structure of silence: an exploration of Ma at June in Buffalo 2018
One person wearing a black t-shirt and glasses holds a silver flute while standing next to another person in a striped shirt. The second person looks at a music stand positioned near a microphone on a tall boom stand. The room features wood-slatted sound-absorbing panels on the wall and a dark piano in the background.
Fernando Munizaga coaches Slee Sinfonietta member Kristen Theriault, harp on Munizaga's piece Ondas Primarias as Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass and Michael Matsuno, bass flute look on at June in Buffalo 2018
Five musicians are spaced across a room with wooden walls and flooring, surrounded by instruments such as a double bass, harp, and saxophone. One person stands next to a double bass, while another sits behind a harp. Other individuals are positioned near music stands, a saxophone, and a xylophone.
Fernando Munizaga coaches Slee Sinfonietta member Kristen Theriault, harp on Munizaga's piece Ondas Primarias as Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass, Stephen Solook, percussion, Michael Matsuno, bass flute, and Michael Tumiel, bass clarinet look on at June in Buffalo 2018
Several musicians are spaced across a stage featuring wooden floors and walls. A person stands with a double bass on the left, while another sits behind a harp in the center. Various music stands, chairs, and instruments such as a marimba and saxophone are visible throughout the room.
Fernando Munizaga coaches Slee Sinfonietta member Kristen Theriault, harp on Munizaga's piece Ondas Primarias as Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Michael Tumiel, bass clarinet, and Michael Matsuno, bass flute look on at June in Buffalo 2018
Several people are on a wooden stage surrounded by musical instruments such as a harp, a double bass, and woodwinds. A person in the center stands holding sheet music and a small baton while others sit at their instruments or music stands. The room has vertical wooden panels on the walls, and some individuals are looking toward the center while others focus on their music.
Fernando Munizaga coaches Slee Sinfonietta member Kristen Theriault, harp on Munizaga's piece Ondas Primarias as Slee Sinfonietta member Michael Tumiel, bass clarinet looks on at June in Buffalo 2018
A person wearing a vest and light blue shirt holds a conducting baton and papers while looking toward a harp. A hand reaches through the strings of the harp with a mallet next to a digital music stand. Another musician wearing glasses sits in the background behind a music stand near a marimba.
Slee Sinfonietta member Michael Matsuno, flute rehearses at June in Buffalo 2018
A person in a gray shirt plays a bass flute from a side profile. Their fingers are positioned on the instrument's silver keys as they look toward sheet music on a stand. A harp stands in the background against a wood-paneled wall.
Fernando Munizaga coaches Slee Sinfonietta member Kristen Theriault, harp on Munizaga's piece Ondas Primarias as Slee Sinfonietta member Stephen Solook, percussion looks on at June in Buffalo 2018
A person wearing a short-sleeved blue shirt with black detailing leans forward over a music stand in a room with wood paneling. In the foreground, a stand holds several pages of sheet music. A large harp stands behind the person, and another individual is visible in the background.
Fernando Munizaga coaches Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass, Michael Matsuno, bass flute, Stephen Solook, percussion, and Kristen Theriault, harp on Munizaga's piece Ondas Primarias at June in Buffalo 2018
Several people with musical instruments, including a harp, double bass, and flute, are positioned around a wood-paneled rehearsal room. A person stands in the center gesturing with their hands while others sit on stools and chairs looking toward them. Music stands with sheet music are placed in front of several musicians.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor rehearses Fernando Munizaga's Ondas Primarias with Slee Sinfonietta members Jade Conlee, piano, Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass, Michael Matsuno, bass flute, Stephen Solook, percussion, Kristen Theriault, harp, Lucy Hatem, clarinet, and Michael Tumiel, bass clarinet at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of musicians is positioned on a stage featuring a grand piano, harp, double bass, and percussion. The stage is set against a backdrop of wood paneling and a large pipe organ. Several rows of empty red velvet chairs occupy the foreground of the auditorium.
Flannery Cunningham coaches Lucy Hatem, clarinet on Cunningham's piece We are the same as we have always been at June in Buffalo 2018
One person wearing glasses and a black blazer stands next to a music stand holding sheet music. A second person sits wearing a teal cardigan and holds a bass clarinet. A microphone is positioned on a stand in the foreground.
Lucy Hatem, clarinet rehearsing Flannery Cunningham's piece We are the same as we have always been at June in Buffalo 2018
A person with short hair sits on a black cushioned bench and plays a large woodwind instrument. They wear a teal cardigan, a striped shirt, black pants, and mint green shoes. A microphone on a stand and a music stand are positioned to the person's left on a light-colored wooden floor.
Composer Hans Thomalla coaches student composers Igor Coelho A.S. Marques, Reilly Spitzfaden, and Seong Ae Kim at June in Buffalo 2018
Four individuals are located around a dark table that holds papers, a laptop, and other small items. One person on the left points a finger across the table while another person on the right holds a white frame. A large blue screen and speakers are mounted on the wall in the background.
Composer Hans Thomalla coaches student composer Seong Ae Kim at June in Buffalo 2018
Two individuals sit at a desk with several pages of musical scores, a laptop, and a CD case. One person wearing glasses and a dark shirt looks down at the papers while the other person in a striped shirt looks toward them. A watermark is visible across the middle of the frame.
Slee Sinfonietta members Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Will Knuth, violin, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Kristen Theriault, harp, and Stephen Solook, percussion rehearse John Harbison's piece Mirabai Songs at June in Buffalo 2018
Several musicians play various instruments on a stage with wood-paneled walls. In the foreground, mallets are held over a large marimba, while other individuals play the cello and violin or sit behind a harp. A person stands near a music stand on the left, and a grand piano is visible in the background.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor rehearses John Harbison's piece Mirabai Songs with Slee Sinfonietta members Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass, Michael Matsuno, flute, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Will Knuth, violin, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Alyssa Roggow, viola, Kristen Theriault, harp, and Stephen Solook, percussion at June in Buffalo 2018
An ensemble of musicians practices on a wooden stage surrounded by music stands and instruments such as a harp and grand piano. Some performers sit while others stand, looking at sheet music or gesturing toward the group. In the foreground, a person holds mallets over a large wooden percussion instrument.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor rehearses John Harbison's piece Mirabai Songs with Slee Sinfonietta members Tristan Kasten-Krause, double bass, Michael Matsuno, flute, Michael Tumiel, clarinet, Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Will Knuth, violin, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Alyssa Roggow, viola, and Kristen Theriault, harp at June in Buffalo 2018
Several people play instruments including a flute, cello, and double bass while a conductor stands in the center with arms raised. Sheet music rests on stands positioned around the performers on a stage with a wooden floor. A large marimba is in the foreground, and a harp stands in the background.
Slee Sinfonietta members Will Knuth, violin and Alyssa Roggow, viola rehearsing composer John Harbison's piece Mirabai Songs at June in Buffalo 2018
Two individuals sit side-by-side while playing violins. The person in the foreground wears a black long-sleeved shirt, while the person in the background wears a light-colored cardigan and glasses. Both individuals hold their instruments and bows in playing positions.
Composer Louis Karchin poses with Thomas Meglioranza, baritone and Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano at June in Buffalo 2018
Three people are positioned side-by-side in front of a wooden wall. The person on the left wears a black collared shirt and blue jeans, while the center person wears a light blue button-down shirt under a dark jacket. On the right, a person with long curly reddish hair wears a black cardigan over a patterned top.
Thomas Meglioranza, baritone and Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano pose at June in Buffalo 2018
One person has short dark hair and wears a dark polo shirt, while the other has long curly reddish hair and wears a patterned top under a dark cardigan. They stand in front of a background made of vertical wooden panels. A watermark is visible across the center of the frame.
Composer Louis Karchin coaches Thomas Meglioranza, baritone on Karchin's piece Gods of Winter as Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Will Knuth, violin, Daniel Brottman, horn, and Michael Matsuno, flute look on at June in Buffalo 2018
In the foreground, two people examine an open musical score on a stage with wood-paneled walls. The person on the right wears a dark blazer over a light blue shirt, and the person on the left wears a dark polo shirt. In the background, other people are visible holding instruments, including a violin and a french horn.
Thomas Meglioranza rehearses Louis Karchin's Gods of Winter at June in Buffalo 2018
A person with short hair wears a dark t-shirt and stands with their arms crossed over their chest. They are looking down at a black music stand in front of a vertically paneled wall. A semi-transparent watermark is visible across the middle of the frame.
A person wearing a dark polo shirt has their eyes closed and mouth slightly open while standing behind a music stand. One hand rests on a sheet of paper on the stand in front of dark wood-paneled walls. A copyright watermark is visible across the center of the frame.
Composer Louis Karchin coaches Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Hanna Hurwitz, Will Knuth, Jonathan Golove, Thomas Meglioranza, voice, Daniel Brottman, horn, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, and Michael Matsuno, flute at June in Buffalo 2018
Several people occupy a wooden stage, with some seated while holding instruments and others standing near music stands. The group includes individuals with violins, a cello, a French horn, and a woodwind instrument. Two people stand in the foreground facing music stands, while another person sits in the lower right corner looking at a musical score. The background consists of tall wood-paneled walls and partial views of organ pipes.
In this black and white scene, a person with short dark hair and a dark collared shirt looks down toward a music stand. The background is solid black, and a watermark reading "Copyright by Irene Haupt" is visible across the center of the frame.
Composer David Felder addresses student composers at an introduction to June in Buffalo 2018
An individual sits on a wooden stage in a tiered auditorium while facing a seated audience. Behind the person, a large projection screen displays a web page for a concert film. A tall microphone stand and music stands are visible on the stage and among the audience.
Video plays during the student composer introduction at June in Buffalo 2018
A large screen in a dark room displays multiple video windows showing a bare tree and detailed views of plants. In front of the screen, a person is silhouetted while playing a cello and reading sheet music. A playback control bar is visible at the bottom of the projection, and a microphone stand stands to the right.
A large screen in a dark room displays four video panels showing outdoor nature scenes, including a blue sky and various plants. A video playback interface is visible at the bottom of the projection, and a laptop screen, a microphone stand, and a speaker are also visible in the darkened space.
Irvine Arditti, violin and David Felder, composer chat outside June in Buffalo 2018
One person with curly hair wearing a button-down shirt stands facing forward on the left. To the right, another person wearing glasses and a sweater stands in profile with arms crossed. Large windows and a brick wall are in the background of this black and white scene, which also features a watermark across the center.
Composer David Felder poses with student composers Fernando Munizaga, Seong Ae Kim, unidentified musician, Kyle Puebla Dubin, Ioannis Mitsialis, Yi-Hsien Chen, Angel Jochi Hernandez-Camen, Reilly Spitzfaden, Dylan Findley, Kurt Nelson, Kezia Yap, and Yotam Haber at June in Buffalo 2018
Twelve people are arranged in two rows for a group portrait inside a room. They wear a variety of casual clothing such as jackets, sweaters, and collared shirts, and some individuals hold beverage cups. The background features a large window on the left and several windows with dark horizontal blinds on the right.
Student composers Fernando Munizaga, Seong Ae Kim, unidentified musician, Kyle Puebla Dubin, Ioannis Mitsialis, Yi-Hsien Chen, Angel Jochi Hernandez-Camen, Reilly Spitzfaden, Dylan Findley, Kurt Nelson, Kezia Yap, and Yotam Haber at June in Buffalo 2018
Eleven people stand in two rows in front of windows and dark-framed glass partitions. The group wears varied clothing, including jackets, sweaters, and button-down shirts. A watermark is visible across the center of the group, and one person holds a white cup.
Student composers Fernando Munizaga, Seong Ae Kim, Ioannis Mitsialis, Yi-Hsien Chen, Kyle Puebla Dubin, Reilly Spitzfaden, and Angel Jochi Hernandez-Camen at June in Buffalo 2018
Seven people stand side-by-side in an indoor space with a large window showing trees in the background. They wear casual clothing including jackets, sweaters, and jeans, and some individuals carry backpacks. A table with a blue cloth is visible on the far left.
Composer Louis Karchin poses with student composers William David Cooper, Weijun Chen, Clay Mettens, Reilly Spitzfaden, Alon Nechushtan, and Kai-Young Chan at June in Buffalo 2018
Seven individuals are lined up horizontally for a group portrait in an indoor hallway. The people wear various styles of clothing, including blazers, sweaters, and polo shirts. A large watermark reading "Copyright by Irene Haupt" is visible across the middle of the group.
Matthew Chamberlain rehearses composer Louis Karchin's Gods of Winter with Slee Sinfonietta members Michael Matsuno, flute, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, Daniel Brottman, horn, Thomas Meglioranza, baritone, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Will Knuth, violin, Tom Kolor, percussion, and Christopher Guzman, piano at June in Buffalo 2018
Several individuals are positioned on a stage surrounded by instruments like tubular bells, a vibraphone, and a piano. One person stands at a music stand with an arm raised while others sit or stand at their own music stands. The background features rows of empty red auditorium seats and tall wood-paneled walls.
Matthew Chamberlain rehearses composer Louis Karchin's Gods of Winter with Slee Sinfonietta members Michael Matsuno, flute, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, Daniel Brottman, horn, Thomas Meglioranza, baritone, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Tom Kolor, percussion, and Christopher Guzman, piano at June in Buffalo 2018
A conductor stands at the center of a stage with arms raised toward a group of musicians playing instruments such as the flute and piano. A wide array of percussion instruments, including tubular bells, a marimba, a large gong, and timpani, are situated around the performers. The setting is a large hall with wood-paneled walls and empty red seats visible in the background.
Composer Louis Karchin coaches Slee Sinfonietta member Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano as Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and other Slee Sinfonietta members Will Knuth, violin, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, and Michael Matsuno flute on Karchin's piece Four Songs on Poems of Seamus Heaney at June in Buffalo 2018
Several people are positioned across a wooden stage with a wood-paneled backdrop. On the left, a person stands before a music stand, while another individual on the far right gestures with one hand while holding papers. Additional people sit on stools or chairs near instruments, including a cello, and various music stands are placed throughout the space.
Matthew Chamberlain, conductor rehearses composer Louis Karchin's Four Songs on Poems of Seamus Heaney with Slee Sinfonietta members Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, Christopher Guzman, piano, Will Knuth, violin, Jonathan Golove, violoncello, Tom Kolor, percussion, Jean Kopperud, clarinet, and Michael Matsuno, flute at June in Buffalo 2018
A group of musicians and a vocalist are on a stage with a conductor directing from a stool. The ensemble includes a violinist, cellist, clarinetist, and flutist positioned around music stands. In the background, there is a large pipe organ and wood-paneled walls.
Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano rehearses composer Louis Karchin's Four Songs on Poems of Seamus Heaney at June in Buffalo 2018
A person stands behind a music stand with an open book, looking downward. They wear a blue off-the-shoulder shirt and a long pink and red scarf. The background consists of dark wood paneling and large vertical structures resembling organ pipes.
Composer Louis Karchin prepares Matthew Chamberlain, conductor and Slee Sinfonietta members Daniel Brottman, horn, Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano, and Will Knuth, violin to rehearse Karchin's pieces at June in Buffalo 2018
Three individuals are positioned on a stage facing several music stands with sheet music. In the foreground, a person holds a violin, and additional music stands are visible. The background shows rows of empty red theater seats under dim lighting.
Three individuals stand on a stage looking at a tablet on a music stand. A person in the foreground plays a violin, and several music stands with sheet music are visible. The background consists of a dark performance hall with rows of empty red seats.