Performances

LANME performs and discusses New Music and playing as an ensemble with the students at premier Los Angeles piano pedagogy place Piano Play!

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.

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.

The first run of a series of ground-breaking compositions that fuse together rock, post-minimalism, hip hop, and electronics.

"More Than Music" is not only a straightforward fusion of Hip-Hop and Classical music, but also an exploration of each of the genres’ individual attributes and their application to each other in search of new musical possibilities: intricate compositional techniques accompanied by turntablism, rap lyrics over experimental synthesized textures, and operatic voices led by heavy kick drums and snares. Moreover, "More Than Music" is a program composed for challenging times with a vision of a more positive future.

The Los Angeles New Music Ensemble premiers Dr. Marvin Lamb's new piece Pablo/Saul - written especially for the ensemble - at the MTNA conference in Ada, Oklahoma.

New Music Sundays: A New Music Series curated by Richard Guerin and Giancarlo Vulcano. Every third Sunday of the month, the series will present a composer-portrait focusing on new pieces or under performed pieces in the composer's body of work. This Sunday the focus is on Movie and Television Guru Eric V. Hachikian with special guests Mary Kouyoumdjian and Patrick Conlon.

LANME performs a new cell based composition with New York music collective AMP (Audio Music Project) during the MAKE MUSIC NEW YORK! Festival on June 21st.