2018-2019 Events
September 8
Pittsburgh Festival of New Music
7:00pm, Aftershock Theater
Kamratōn performs works by Aperghis, McMasters, and Kaminsky on a program with Minneapolis's The Dreamsongs Project.
November 11
Be new too.
7:00pm, St. Paul's Cathedral
Kamratōn presents Cranks and Cactus Needles by Annie Gosfield, plus a premiere by Ramin Akhavijou and a series of twelve continuous miniatures, all based on "New" by Gertrude Stein.
March 10
She Scores 2019
Kamratōn continues its signature concert series featuring the work of women composers. We're thrilled to be once again working with Elizabeth Brown and to perform works by Unsuk Chin, Laura Kaminsky, and Kaija Saariaho.
May 30-31
Her Holiness: The Winter Dog
In a dystopian future, humans cause the extinction of all animals. Now they must use humans to replace their sacred pets. To protect their status and religious values, three sisters hire a guardian of faith who dresses and lives as a dog. As their spiritual leader, The Winter Dog incites change— but not in the way they expect.
Kamratōn premieres its first opera on as part of the New Hazlett Theater's CSA series.
A collaboration between Kamratōn, composer Curtis Rumrill, librettist Zachary Webber, choreographer Shayna Simmons, and the vocalists of Quince Ensemble.
Stay tuned for more details, and we look forward to seeing you!
Pittsburgh Festival of New Music
7:00pm, Aftershock Theater
Kamratōn performs works by Aperghis, McMasters, and Kaminsky on a program with Minneapolis's The Dreamsongs Project.
November 11
Be new too.
7:00pm, St. Paul's Cathedral
Kamratōn presents Cranks and Cactus Needles by Annie Gosfield, plus a premiere by Ramin Akhavijou and a series of twelve continuous miniatures, all based on "New" by Gertrude Stein.
March 10
She Scores 2019
Kamratōn continues its signature concert series featuring the work of women composers. We're thrilled to be once again working with Elizabeth Brown and to perform works by Unsuk Chin, Laura Kaminsky, and Kaija Saariaho.
May 30-31
Her Holiness: The Winter Dog
In a dystopian future, humans cause the extinction of all animals. Now they must use humans to replace their sacred pets. To protect their status and religious values, three sisters hire a guardian of faith who dresses and lives as a dog. As their spiritual leader, The Winter Dog incites change— but not in the way they expect.
Kamratōn premieres its first opera on as part of the New Hazlett Theater's CSA series.
A collaboration between Kamratōn, composer Curtis Rumrill, librettist Zachary Webber, choreographer Shayna Simmons, and the vocalists of Quince Ensemble.
Stay tuned for more details, and we look forward to seeing you!