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Rite of Summer: Jazz WaHi Composers Sextet
Rite of Summer, now in its 12th season on Governors Island, is a classical contemporary music festival that takes place over three weekends spread across the summer months. The festival features many of NYC’s most engaging and innovative artists and ensembles.
June 16: The Jazz WaHi Composers Sextet performs works and world premieres of composer/performer members: Julie Maniscalco, Trumpet; Berta Moreno, Tenor sax; Michael Rörby, Trombone; Mark Kross, Piano; Eddy Khaimovich, Bass and Joseph Chidiebere Emmanuel, Drums.
Castle Williams, 5pm & 7pm
July 22: Irish ensemble Dublin Guitar Quartet performs a program featuring works by Bryce Dessner, Marc Mellits, Wojciech Kilar, Gyorgy Ligeti and Philip Glass.
Nolan Park, 1pm & 3pm
August 25: PUBLIQuartet performs selections from their GRAMMY-nominated album, What is American, featuring an amalgamation of styles that trace their roots to American Indigenous and Black music.
Castle Williams, 5pm & 7pm