Past Events

So Percussion x chromic duo
"spring (re)mixer + show one thing" 
So Percussion Studios @ 20 Grand Avenue, Unit 205, in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
Bring your instrument, art, movements etc. to a creative session! 
May 9th, 7:00pm doors 
More info + RSVP here

National Gallery of Art | F-Plus
NGA West Building, West Garden Court @ 6th St and Constitution Ave NW, DC 
May 5th, 3:00pm 
Celebrating National Chamber Music Month by performing George Tsontakis' Portraits of El Greco with F-PLUS Trio, spotlighting works in the National Gallery collection. 
For more information, click here 

Celebrity Series of Boston | Chromic Duo 
Crystal Ballroom @ 55 Davis Square, Somerville, MA 02144
March 22nd, 7:00pm
​Tickets and information here

Roots and Branches Series at Wave Hill | Chromic Duo 
Feb 25th, 2:00pm
Armor Hall @4900 Independence Avenue, Bronx, NY 10471
For more information, click here

“Roots and Branches" is Wave Hill’s indoor concert series featuring artists from across musical disciplines, exploring how traditions and heritage inspire musical exploration and growth. 

Texas A&M Creative Works Residency: Keynote Speakers, Chromic Duo
College Station, TX 77843 
Jan 30th - Feb 2nd

Musicians on the Rise: Chromic Duo and Vision Duo
Merkin Hall, Kaufman Center @ 129 W67th St, New York NY 10023 
Jan 23rd, 7:30pm
 
Reflections
Vision Duo violinist Ariel Horowitz and percussionist Britton-René Collins) and Chromic Duo (toy pianists and multimedia artists Lucy Yao and Dorothy Chan) explore our experience of time in three musical chapters centering past, future and present. Past will begin with a performance of the final movement of Olivier Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time – a masterpiece from the Western Classical 20th canon exploring the concept of immortality. Text shared by the audience will be projected onto the walls of Merkin Hall as the artists move from the Messiaen into their own original compositions and improvisations based on the audience's words. Future will feature further improvisations and original multimedia compositions, and Present will conclude the program with the Messiaen reimagined, symbolic of the convergence of past and future.
Tickets here.