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The Los Angeles New Music Ensemble
The Los Angeles New Music Ensemble (LANME) is an organization created to promote new music, collaboration within the arts, the commissioning of new works, and the creation of multimedia presentations within innovative live performances.
Upcoming Performances
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Education Concert at Piano Play!January 7, 2012
LANME performs and discusses New Music and playing as an ensemble with the students at premier Los Angeles piano pedagogy place Piano Play!
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LANME plays with PrincetonBootleg Bar in Echo Park, CAJanuary 9 - 9, 2012
LANME plays with Princeton in a promotion of their upcoming album Remembrance of Things to Come, orchestrated by composer-in-residence Patrick Conlon and supervised by Musical Director Christina Giacona.
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Electric InteractionA New Live Performer/Composer Communicative ExperienceMay 31, 2012
A new live performer/composer experience focusing on the interaction between Composers, Performers, and the Technology they use to communicate. Director Christina Giacona uses her knowledge of music industry and promotion in collaboration with composers Patrick Conlon and Andreas Levisianos to create an exciting and innovative examination of our now teenaged millennium's impact on communicating and expressing musical ideas.
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Featured Projects
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Members of LANME Team Up With LA Based Band Good King FridayMembers of LANME work with exciting and innovating SoCal band Good King Friday on arranging and orchestrating their debut album. Album released on October 25th 2011.
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LA Based Indie Rock Band Princeton Teams Up with LANME for Sophomore AlbumReleases February 2nd 2012LANME Executive Director Dr. Christina Giacona and Composer-In-Residence Patrick Conlon teamed up with LA band Princeton for the upcoming album Remembrance of Things to Come.
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Debut AlbumComing Fall 2012The Los Angeles New Music Ensemble's debut album - featuring some of the most exciting new movements in classical music.
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