NYC’s free

daylong

5 borough

outdoor

music

holiday

Make Music New York is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and by a grant from the NYC & Company Foundation.

5:30amBrooklyn Botanic GardenEnter at the Visitor Center, 990 Washington Ave, BrooklynFeaturing David Rothenberg on clarinet and Derek Gripper on guitar.

5:30amCentral Park, Cherry Hill Enter at 72nd St from the East or West side and walk to mid-park Featuring Jordan McLean on trumpet.

Celebrate the sounds of NYC’s avian life with Make Music New York’s encore presentation of Inside the Bird Chorus, a hypnotic program con-ceived by composer/clarinetist David Rothenberg as a dialogue between improvising musicians and native bird species as found in parkland set-tings throughout the five boroughs. Concerts take place either at dawn or dusk, the prime bird call-ing hours, and Rothenberg himself will perform at Brooklyn Botanic Gardens.

David Rothenberg’s Inside the Bird Chorus

9:00am Wave Hill 649 W 249th St, Bronx Featuring Michael Pestel on woodwinds.

7:00pmFresh Kills Park Meet at the Schmul Park Playground, Wild Avenue, Staten Island Featuring Volker Goetz on trumpet.

9:00amJamaica Bay Wildlife PreserveMeet by the Visitor’s Center in the South Garden, Queens Featuring Dave Kadden on oboe

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1 DAY On June 21st, from dawn through dusk, NYC will come together to ring in the first day of

summer on the longest day of the year with a celebration of music like no other…

400+ VENUES A “music holiday” that will bring our shared, outdoor spaces to vibrant life with free performances in public plazas, parks and community gardens; in front of restaurants, bars, shops and businesses; and in partnerships with cultural institutions across all five boroughs…

1,000+ CONCERTS A festival featuring performances representing every conceivable genre and style of music...

5,000+ PERFORMERS And a music holiday starring the amazing talents and melodic passions of local New Yorkers of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels–professionals, amateurs, students and newbies alike.

Many thanks to the thousands of musicians, the hundreds of host venues and the dozens of BIDS and presenting partner organizations that came together throughout the spring months to lay the groundwork for this one-of-a kind music holiday. It is through your efforts that Make Music New York has grown to become NYC’s largest one-day music festival. The 2017 edition includes concerts taking place from Hell’s Kitchen to Springfield Gardens, Queens and from Pelham Bay, Bronx to the South Shore of Staten Island. And it includes a staggering variety of musical styles. A small sampling of descriptions provided by artists includes “Balinese gamelan ensemble,” “an 11 year old banjo, fiddle, uke and accordion player,” “indie-pop your grandmother would love,” and even “a doomed spirit in rock star form.”

This season also continues the tradition of presenting a handful of special projects, details of which can be found in the highlight boxes spread throughout the guide. Returning favorites include some of our most popular series taking place at multiple locations throughout the city, like Mass Appeal concerts, Street Studios and Bird Chorus sessions. Also returning this season for the third consecutive year is an expanded edition of Concertos for Buildings in SoHo. Dynamic new programs include The Ella Fitzgerald Piano Bar in Harlem, Gérard Grisey’s Le Noir de l’Étoile at the AMNH, WTC @ WTC: The Well-Tempered Clavier at the 9/11 Memorial plaza and The Mp3 Experiment Number Fourteen in Battery Park.

This guide can help you to map out your day’s music journey, but it is just the start. Be sure to stay tuned to MakeMusicNY.org for the very latest additions and most up to date changes. And while you are on our site, sign up to receive our e-newsletters with the latest breaking news, including last minute rain plans when applicable. Or just use your senses. Look for the Make Music New York logo displayed at participating venues and follow your ears.

Most importantly, it is not too late for you to join the celebration and to make music yourself! Our Mass Appeals concerts

welcome artists of all skill levels to join in the fun–just bring your instrument. Meet us at one of the five stops along the mobile Ella Fitzgerald Piano Bar to sing your favorite Ella tune. Drop in on one of the Street

Studios to record your skills with the sidewalk as your stage. You can even learn how to sing along with

the birds in one of our Inside the Bird Chorus sessions. You can easily identify these “Open

Call” concerts by their icons as indicated above.

We look forward to celebrating with you across NYC this summer solstice!

-The Make Music New York Team

Make Music New York returns for its 11th Season!

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Mass Appeal AccordionsBryant Park 7:00pm-9:00pmBryant Park, Brooklyn Accordion Club, American Accordionists Association and Ariana’s List present The Great Accordion Rendezvous with a special two-set evening.At 7pm, The Brooklyn Accordion Club holds their monthly Accordion Open Mic; sign up at brooklynaccordionclub@gmail.com.At 8pm, Melissa Elledge will lead accordionists in Terry Riley’s minimalist masterpiece “In C.”

Mass Appeal BanjosGovernors Island on the special date of Saturday, June 17 at 12:00pmThe 4th Annual Porch Stomp! festival includes a special jam session for banjo players of all styles and skills to be held at historic Nolan Park on Governors Island.

Mass Appeal CellosBushwick Inlet Park, Brooklyn at 7:00pmA specially designed hour length work for all skill levels by NYC-based composer Adam Cuthbert welcomes cello players to meet at this recently opened park along the East River. Presented in partnership with NYC Parks’ Arts, Culture & Fun programs.

Mass Appeal DjembesMullaly Park, Bronx at 5:00pmAn open call to NYC’s djembe and African hand drumming community. Organized by Djembe players from the NYC African dance scene and led by Talu Green from the Broadway show FELA!

Mass Appeal Electronic InstrumentsNYU, 35 W 4th St, Room 303 from 3:00-5:00pmHans Tammen of NYU will lead an ensemble of electronic instrument players. To participate and for more information, email HansTammen@gmail.com. View video clips of previous versions of the program at Tammen.org/makemusic-ny.

Mass Appeal French HornsMadison Square Park from 6:30–7:30pmLinda Blacken and The French Horn Nation, an amicable aggregation of conical bore brass players, will lead participants in selections from classical to jazz and beyond. Professionals, amateurs and students are all welcome.

Mass Appeal GuitarsUnion Square Park, south steps at 7:00pmSongs of Freedom, Songs of PeaceBring your guitar at 6:00pm for free guitar lessons from teachers and students of NYC Guitar School. Then, from 7:00-7:30pm, join a jam and sing along with songs of freedom and peace, including “If I Had a Hammer,” “Redemption Songs” and “Give Peace a Chance.” For more information, links to song charts and lessons, and for a schedule of free practice sessions, visit MeetUp.com/Mass-Appeal-Guitars.

Mass Appeal HarmonicasCentral Park’s Pond Lawn from 5:30-7:30pmThis solstice, Hohner is donating harmonicas to Make Music Day events across the country to spearhead a national day of harmonica playing! Here in NYC, the initiative will be led by virtuoso Jia-Yi He (featured on “America’s Got Talent”), who will lead a lesson designed for all ages in which participants will learn to read sheet music and play by ear. Contact hejiayi@yahoo.com to register and suggest songs, but don’t delay: the first 100 registrants will receive a free harmonica courtesy of Hohner!

Mass Appeal HarpsMadison Square Park at 12:00pmFemale harp duo Duo Scorpio will lead participants in a repertoire designed for players of all levels.

Mass Appeal MandolinsTheodore Roosevelt Park from 6:30-7:30pmThe New York Mandolin Orchestra, now celebrating its 92nd year, leads the 5th annual Mass Appeal Mandolins. Players of all skill levels are encouraged to join by contacting orchestra leaders at NYMandOrchestra@gmail.com. Visit NYMandolin.org for additional details and to attend one of their weekly rehearsals.

Mass Appeal RecordersStraus Park (Upper West Side) from 7:00-8:00pmDeborah Booth will lead participants in performing a selection of classical and early recorder music.

Mass Appeal UkulelesPilgrim Hill, Central Park from 5:30-7:30pmPlay and sing along with Makalina Abalos Gallagher, one of NYC’s premier uke players and organizer of the NYC Ukulele MeetUp group. Featuring Kala artist Gracie Terzian. Participants will receive copies of Alfred’s learn-to-play book “It’s Ukulele Time” and have a chance to win a brand-new Kala ukulele!

Make Music New York’s signature series returns for its ninth consecutive season! Mass Appeal Con-certs give New Yorkers the chance to participate in the joy of making music by gathering musicians with an interest in a specific instrument at pre-mier locations to perform together. These special concerts are devised for polished professionals, amateurs, students and the curious alike, so grab your instrument and join your peers.

Mass Appeal Concerts

Mass Appeals are made possible with the generous support of the Music Performance Trust Fund

Special thanks to Mass Appeals instrument sponsors and other supporters:

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Andrew Freedman Home 1125 Grand Concourse4:00 PM Street Studio with Aaron Lazansky (DJ Spazecraft) & Tomasia Kastner Also featuring students from NYC Parks Computer Resource Centers. See highlight box on page 5 for more details.

Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum895 Shore Rd1:00 PM Passion Flute Choir 9-piece flute ensemble3:00 PM Jackie Schiffer jazzy American Songbook singer

Bronx Beer Hall2344 Arthur Avenue2:00 – 7:00pmVisit MakeMusicNY.org for artist lineup

Bronx Music Heritage Center and Crotona Park1303 Louis Niñé BlvdJoin us for a very special evening devoted to the intersection between jazz & birdsong, starting at BMHC and ending at nearby Crotona Park5:00-6:30 PM Screening of the film “Nightbird Song” at BMHC7:00-8:00 PM Bobby Sanabria & Project X featuring Jeff Lederer jazz inspired by birdsongs at Crotona Park

Eastchester Heights3480 Seymour Ave7:00 PM Tania Marissa pop singer/songwriter8:00 PM Daniele R&B with gospel vibe

Mullaly Park E 164th St & River Ave5:00 PM Mass Appeal Djembes Led by the Broadway show FELA! star Talu Green. See highlight box on page 3 for more details.

Music on the Plaza900 Grand Concourse11:30 AM Sorana Mitchell from blues to soca1:00 PM The Afro Nick retro-but-fresh indie2:00 PM OnnaDi World singer/songwriter

NYPL - Allerton2740 Barnes Ave2:30 PM Liz & Andy playful cabaret for kids

NYPL - Jerome Park118 Eames Place3:00 PM Thunder and Sunshine funk from the 70s & 80s

NYPL - Kingsbridge291 West 231st St 2:00 PM Alan Siegal American Songbook on guitar

NYPL - Morris Park985 Morris Park Ave12:30 PM The Bowers Fader Voice & Guitar Duo classical & new American

NYPL - Mott Haven321 E 140th St3:30 PM Ventrice IV hip-hop with deep thoughts

NYPL - Parkchester 1985 Westchester Ave2:00 PM Sadeek Cyty feel-good R&B5:00 PM SEDA poetic soul

NYPL – Pelham Bay3060 Middletown Rd1:00 PM Aki Saijo jazz singer/songwriter

NYPL - Westchester Square2521 Glebe Ave5:00 PM Coltrane danceable indie-rock

Start Up Box South Bronx866 Hunts Point Ave6:15 PM Jay Luvv storytelling hip-hop7:15 PM Sukari’s Diary R&B and reggae8:00 PM La Lynda Michelle edgy pop 8:45 PM Lord OBG real hip-hop/R&B

Wave Hill 649 W 249th St9:00 AM Inside the Bird Chorus with Michael Pestel A dialogue between woodwinds & birds. See highlight box on page 2 for more details.

Brooklyn

Woodbine Street Garden146 Woodbine St7:00 PM Don Baragiano eclectic World rhythms & scales

CANARSIE

Carmine Carro Senior Center at Marine Park3000 Fillmore Ave 11:00 AM Barry Kay finger-style acoustic & vox12:00 PM Traveling Jewburys rock, folk & soul of 60s & 70s2:00 PM Alejandro Rowinsky classical with modern style

CARROLL GARDENS/COBBLE HILL

Brooklyn Workshop Gallery393 Hoyt St6:00 PM OMNY Taiko drumming with synchronized movements

Union Street Studio78 Union St7:30 PM Charlie Morrow “Counting to 9 in 3 Locations” (sound poetry)8:00 PM Leyna Marika Papach: In Running multi-instrumental electronic

CLINTON HILL

Green in BKLYN432 Myrtle Ave11:30 AM Mike Oregano one man reggae band1:00 PM Vanessaday stories of love & lost love2:30 PM Trumpet Grrrl trumpet, keys & vox4:00 PM Joan Mercury sass and soul5:30 PM Rini rock with Indian electronica

Mercy Home Convent273 Willoughby Ave6:15 PM Melodic Soul passionate singer/songwriter

CONEY ISLAND

Coney Island BoardwalkDreamland Pavilion at W 10th St12:00 PM Paul Lee along with various reggae, blues & rock musicians

CROWN HEIGHTS

BPL - Crown Heights Branch560 New York Ave11:00 AM Yehuda Freeman blues with Chassidic touch1:00 PM Leah Shaw melodic folk-pop6:30 PM Bayard Russell Band ethereal indie-rock BPL - Eastern Parkway Branch1044 Eastern Pkwy11:00 AM The Pizza Bats co-ed jazz duo4:00 PM The White Noise Supremacists Nigerian/Sierra Leonean alt-rock

Brower ParkBrooklyn Ave & Park Pl7:00 PM Arlene Naphtali Gospel reggae songbird

Halsey & Lewis478a Halsey St11:00 AM DJ Hell funk, jungle, breakbeat1:00 PM Omega Sirius Moon soul singer/songwriter3:00 PM The Selectress Iriela funk, jungle, breakbeat5:30 PM DJ Zvetschka funk, jungle, breakbeat

Nicholas Brooklyn1396 Fulton St11:00 AM Kavion Sabio positive message & passionate riffs

Peace and Riot401-403 Tompkins Ave4:15 PM Shawn Whitehorn soul from the 70s5:15 PM Thomas Piper digital creator & vocalist 6:15 PM Queen AaMinah eclectic artist7:15 PM Shelley Nicole soul & funk

Tipsy584 Myrtle Ave4:00 PM Ali Carter fusion on the ukulele5:00 PM Mike Bennett & the SoulGlo Orchestra power-funk collective6:00 PM Sean Carroll electrifying soul7:00 PM Dylon rock, hip-hop and R&B

BOROUGH PARK

BPL - Borough Park Branch1265 43rd St 10:30 AM Alejandro Rowinsky classical with modern style12:00 PM Jax Gabriel classically trained singer2:30 PM Annie (Yu Rong) Chinese standards4:00 PM KVETCH Eastern European klezmer5:00 PM Echoes of Antiquity from the Bardic tradition

BPL- McKinley Park Branch6802 Fort Hamilton Pkwy1:15 PM Annie (Yu Rong) Chinese standards

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS

Sahadi’s187 Atlantic Ave11:00 AM The Wolvertons acoustic vocal duo12:00 PM Larry Legend folky, original bluegrass

BUSHWICK

Burger It Up146 Knickerbocker Ave 2:15 PM Jendog Lonewolf Two-Spirit/Black Native hip-hop

The Living Gallery1094 Broadway4:00 PM Outdoor Open Mic Everyone’s invited!

Surya Records101 Wyckoff Ave4:00 PM Nick Lantigua banjo singer/songwriter4:45 PM Leo Redna chill electronic5:30 PM L.O.S.T. French/English singer/songwriter

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT

Bainbridge Community Garden291 Bainbridge St6:15 PM Madi Dangerously dimension traveling abstract sounds

BPL - Macon Branch361 Lewis Ave4:00 PM Roquois neo-pop & hip-hop

Brooklyn Blend194 Tompkins Ave11:00 AM Sharina Louise alto soul singer4:00 PM Sharina Louise alto soul singer4:30 PM Mark Darkfeather alternative soul5:00 PM Dope Sagittarius 4-piece electro rock

Brooklyn Brownstone SchoolFulton Street Park at 1691 Fulton St1:30 PM Jackie Paladino soul-pop singer/songwriter3:00 PM JMichael R&B/pop sensation

Ghostie Studio733 Dekalb Ave #1F11:00 AM Meer Q. catchy hip-hop12:00 PM Jeff Baker Sounds acoustic guitars & electronica4:15 PM Key Melodics electronic hip-hop5:00 PM Will danceable funk7:00 PM Downtown Equipment hard rock quartet

Bronx

10 AM-10 PMTo commemorate the 40th anniversary of John Cage’s “49 Waltzes for the Five Boroughs,” his seminal ode to NYC, ninety-eight flute players will hit the streets to perform from all 147 addresses stipulated in the composition. To find addresses near you, visit and explore the Waltz Finder at AvantMedia.org. Once you have selected a location, reserve it as a ticket and register your information. The Make Music New York team will follow up with you to coordinate the details of your participation.

Organized by Martha Cargo and in partnership with Avant Media

49 Flutes

Street Studios

At various times throughout the day, mobile record-ing studios will magically materialize on sidewalks throughout NYC. These “Street Studios,” a concept originated by Found Sound Nation, will be manned by producers/engineers ready to engage everyone who walks by to contribute sounds and music to the mix. Drop in with your voice or instrument, come prepared with a tune or improvise; our teams will be prepared for any soundwaves you throw their way!

To add to the fun, producers will mix down all the captured materials into succinct five-minute compositions to be unveiled at the annual “Street Studio Listening Party” held at the Bang on a Can office (80 Hanson Place, in Fort Greene Brooklyn) on Friday, June 23rd, from 7pm-9pm. All Street Studio contributors are invited to attend.

Special thanks to Moog for supplying free copies of their latest Model 15 synth modeler app to all producers.

Stop by any or all of these Street Studios and be sure to visit MakeMusicNY.org for any late additions.

Andrew Freedman Home1125 Grand Concourse, Bronx from 4:00-7:00pmFeaturing Aaron Lazansky (DJ SpazeCraft One, sohnup.com), Tomasia Kastner and students from NYC Parks’ Computer Resource Centers

Gotham Market at The Ashland590 Fulton Street, Brooklyn from 12:30-3:30pmFeaturing Kid Koi (thedjlist.com/djs/kid-koi)

Harman Audio 527 Madison Ave, Midtown East from 11:00am-3:00pm Featuring Miles Francis (facebook.com/instamiles)

SoundCloud Headquarters 50 West 23rd Street, Flatiron from 11:00am-3:00pm Featuring Geko Jones (facebook.com/gekojonesdj)

Skill Mill NYC 949 Amsterdam Avenue, Upper West Side from 5:00-8:00pm Featuring Angus Tarnawsky (soundcloud.com/angustarnawsky)

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Flatbush Loft Moor Power 2 Da Peoples 789 Flatbush Ave 6:30 PM DJ KO wide-ranging hip-hop8:00 PM Zeqway Push certified hit maker8:30 PM Hymm Legend fun, catchy, educational

Flatbush Push 4 Unity9 Snyder Ave5:15 PM Zeqway Push certified hit maker6:00 PM Azrael Encarnacion hip-hop & chill trap7:45 PM Hymm Legend fun, catchy, educational

The Junction BIDHillel Place (Flatbush Ave & Kenilworth Pl)3:00 PM DJ KO wide ranging hip-hop4:00 PM JMichael R&B/pop sensation5:00 PM Sinthoro up tempo hip-hop6:00 PM The Toniann Semple Trio jazz/R&B/pop7:00 PM Roquois neo-pop R&B superhero8:00 PM DRONESHIP electro-synth dance rock

PS 217 Stage1100 Newkirk Ave11:00 AM P.S. 217 Music Groups groups from PS 217

True Religion Brand Jeans162 Flatbush Ave4:00 PM Sheena Lee soulful singer/songwriter

FORT GREENE

The Brooklyn Music School126 St Felix St2:00 PM Alfredo Europa/Brel by Alfredo Jacques Brel’s music4:00 PM Barry Kay finger-style acoustic & vox6:15 PM Jackie Paladino singer/songwriter on beauty7:00 PM The Dry States blues rock trio

Brooklyn Sweet Spot366 Myrtle Ave 12:00 PM School Choirs student choirs perform 5:00 PM Squala Orphan conscious hip-hop artist6:00 PM Majid Khaliq soul, hip-hop, jazz

Fort Greene ParkMonument Plaza4:00 PM Metasonic jazz rock fusion4:45 PM Bill Simmons old school5:00 PM Lynda Starr local R&B favorite5:30 PM Jackie Paladino soul-pop singer/songwriter6:00 PM On Point multifaceted old school R&B7:00 PM Lynne Watson and Positive N-ergy multi-genre & energetic

Gnarly Vines350 Myrtle Ave 1:00 PM Benny Lopez Conjunto Latin jazz 5:00 PM Leo Redna chill electronic with a nice groove 8:00 PM Tom Blatt’s The Project jazz and original music

Gotham Market at The Ashland 590 Fulton St12:30 PM Street Studio City with DJ Kid Koi See highlight box on page 5 for more details.

Humo Smokehouse336 Myrtle Ave12:00 PM Edwin Vazquez Musica Latin soul

SoCo509 Myrtle Ave 12:00 PM Chocolatt Jared & Friends soulful party music

DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN

The Commons Cafe388 Atlantic Ave11:00 AM The Wordsmiths alt-folk singer/songwriter7:45 PM Dream Circle hip-hop with leftfield beats

Foyer Vintage Store80 Bond St5:30 PM City Stompers Appalachian flatfoot clogging & string band7:15 PM Echoes of Antiquity in the Bardic tradition8:30 PM LaFolie Austral contemporary alt-Latin

Free Range Wine & Spirits329 Atlantic Ave7:00 PM The Violin Femmes ladies string quartet

Gumbo493 Atlantic Ave2:00 PM Walkabout Clearwater Chorus folk in the key of peace4:00 PM Max Bouratoglou young pop/indie-rock5:30 PM Traveling Jewburys rock, folk & soul of 60s & 70s

La Défense 2 Metrotech Center5:00 PM Los Hijos de la Gran Puna traditional Andean

Myrtle and Gold 343 Gold St3:15 PM The Desperadoes Spanish band

DUMBO

The Archway Under the Manhattan Bridge 155 Water St6:00 PM Open to all performers Terry Riley’s “In C”

DUMBO Farmers Market56 Pearl St 12:00 PM Harlem Samba Brazilian percussion

EAST NEW YORK

BPL - Cypress Hills Branch1197 Sutter Ave5:30 PM Trumpet Grrrl trumpet, keys & vox

BPL - Spring Creek Branch12143 Flatlands Ave4:00 PM NIVEKK electronic trip-hop

FLATBUSH

BPL - Eastern Parkway Branch9612 Church Ave3:30 PM DeJaVoux R&B duo

FATSLAB5 Linden Blvd3:30 PM Globular Cluster World, rock & electronic

Flatbush Food Co-op1415 Cortelyou Rd7:00 PM The Squeegee Men country-punk surf rock

GREENPOINT

Cato’s Army & Navy654 Manhattan Ave3:00 PM LoriAnn Rella harmonious World6:00 PM Larry Legend folky bluegrass

McCarren ParkLawn south of Field HouseA lineup from Odd Gift Records (OGR), a Brooklyn & Boston-based music collective7:30 PM Adler Hall 8:30 PM Growing Stone9:30 PM Lizdelise

Transmitter Park1 Greenpoint Ave6:30 PM Lord Classic rock in 3-part harmonies

PARK SLOPE

Body Reserve207 Fifth Ave5:30 PM Brooklyn Conservatory of Music student performances7:00 PM Ertwhiles bluegrass trio

Bogota Latin Bistro141 Fifth Ave8:00 PM Cheia De Soul samba-inspired soul

BYKlyn Indoor Cycling258 Flatbush Ave3:30 PM The Lounge Act indie-rock trio

The Chocolate Room51 Fifth Ave5:00 PM Molly Tigre Malian Afrobeat

Cooks and Captains254 Fifth Ave6:30 PM Craig Silver rawboned Americana

Freddy’s Bar and Backroom627 Fifth Ave3:15 PM Killy Dwyer punk cabaret4:45 PM The Guitar Mutants rock by 1-12 graders6:00 PM The Sometime Boys progressive roots rock7:00 PM Even Twice progressive garage rock8:00 PM Les Sans Culottes French-language rock

The Gate Brooklyn321 Fifth Ave6:00 PM Amelia Robinson of Mil’s Trills singer/songwriter for kids7:15 PM South Hope melodic power-pop

Greenspace at President Street222 Fifth Ave6:00 PM Opera on Tap opera favorites8:00 PM Mark and Joy indie-folk singer/songwriter

High Dive243 Fifth Ave7:45 PM Hot Club of Flatbush gypsy jazz & swing

Kulushkat Gourmet Falafel446c Dean St 4:30 PM Kama Linden solo singer/songwriter

L’ Albero dei Gelati341 Fifth Ave5:00 PM Jody Kruskal concertina & puppetry

Live On Air Restaurant335 Flatbush Ave12:00 PM Karolina Rosa electric pop singer/songwriter7:00 PM Minor Issues rock cover band9:00 PM Mezzo A Cappella sassy female a cappella

Miti Miti Taperia138 Fifth Ave7:00 PM Mezzo A Cappella sassy female a cappella

The Monro Pub481 Fifth Ave6:00 PM ReW* unique singer/songwriter6:30 PM Rorie Kelly ladybeast rock7:00 PM Christine Sweeney bluesy pop7:30 PM Nico Padden powerhouse folk-rock

O Live Brooklyn140 Fifth Ave5:45 PM Lacy James ethereal pop rock

Old Stone House at Washington Park336 Third St3:00 PM Emily McNally folk-pop singer/songwriter5:30 PM Control the Sound energetic funk & rock

Orangetheory Fitness248 Flatbush Ave12:00 PM DJ KO wide-ranging hip-hop

Pink Olive167 Fifth Ave6:00 PM Leah Shaw melodic folk-pop

11:00-11:45am Apollo Theater 253 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd (W 125th St)

12:30-1:15pm Red Rooster 310 Lenox Ave (125th/126th St)

2:15-3:00pm Sister’s Cuisine 47 East 124th Street (Fifth Av & Park Av)

3:45-4:30pm Uptown Grand Central Community Plaza Park Av & Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd (W 125th St), south side

5:15-6:00 National Jazz Museum in Harlem 58 W 129th St (Fifth Av & Lenox Av)

We proudly celebrate the 100th anniversary of the immortal singer’s birth with this unique daylong program. Our customized mobile piano bar (a pickup truck decked out with a keyboard and PA system) will make stops at five Harlem and East Har-lem hot spots. At each location, we will pass out songbooks and microphones so that you can sing your favorite Ella tune along with piano accompaniment. 

Be a star for the day! Visit MakeMusicNY.org to browse our song-book, brush up on your favorite and come join us to celebrate the first day of “Summertime.”  “Just Take the ‘A’ Train” uptown, hope for “Blue Skies” and meet us at one of the spots below. “It Don’t Mean a Thing” without your participation, so “Let’s Do It!”  

Generously supported by the Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation

Throughout Harlem & East Harlem from 11:00am-6:00pm

The Ella Fitzgerald Piano Bar

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Swindler’s Cove atSherman Park3703 10th Ave1:00 PM Percussia Modern eclectic chamber music

HARLEM

29-33 Convent Avenue29-33 Convent Ave6:00 PM Jordan Ziskin songs in the language of love7:00 PM Cat Myles urban soul, southern R&B

Angel of Harlem2272 Frederick Douglass Blvd6:00 PM The Shed immersive jazz & funk

Apollo Theater 253 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd (W 125th St)11:00 AM Ella Fitzgerald Piano Bar Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the immortal singer’s birth by meeting us to sing your favorite song. See highlight box for more details.

Corner Social321 Lenox Ave12:30 PM The Dennis Melillo Swing Group Great American Songbook3:15 PM Noni Rene neo-soul singer/songwriter5:00 PM Brewster Moonface electric blues & roots 8:00 PM The Toniann Semple Trio jazz/R&B with a pop feel

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS/INWOOD

Anne Loftus PlaygroundRiverside Drive & Broadway5:00 PM Offerings and Songs to the Solstice Sun In collaboration with IgniVox Productions, Dominican singer and folklorist Irka Mateo will guide participants through this ancestral Taino ritual procession. With vocals, drums, guitar, bass and accordion, she and her collaborators will re-create the mix of indigenous, African and European musical genres still played today in the Dominican Republic’s popular religious celebrations and social gatherings

Dyckman Farmhouse Museum4881 Broadway5:00 PM Dan Leibel ala Hendrix & Hancock6:00 PM Leonor Falcon fantastical rock8:00 PM Tony Fe Sinatra & Fernandez songs

La Plaza De las AmericasW 175th St & Broadway11:00 AM Anthony Carrera World multi-instrumentalist1:00 PM Tony Fe Sinatra & Fernandez songs 3:45 PM The Dennis Melillo Swing Group Great American Songbook

Morris-Jumel Mansion65 Jumel Terrace4:45 PM Calliope Brass all female quintet6:15 PM Cactus Rose Native Americana

NYPL - Washington Heights1000 St Nicholas Ave1:00 PM Leonor Falcon fantastical rock

Manhattan

Harlem Food Bar2100 Frederick Douglass Blvd2:00 PM DJ Stormin’ Norman house, pop & soul11:00 AM Fiddyolaa fun pop12:30 PM Anthony Carrera World multi-instrumentalist2:00 PM Chop University percussion & electronic3:30 PM Spliffy Mars upbeat trap

Harlemonestop502 W 142nd St12:30 PM Elaine Romanelli tunes for searching souls2:00 PM Andrea Byrne 14-year old singer/guitarist

HH Youth Green Market Season Opener512 West 143rd St4:30 PM FREETHE from NAS to Billie Holiday6:30 PM Violins and Cello: Enough Said classical, Latin & Irish folk

Jackie Robinson ParkEdgecombe Ave & 145 St 1:00 PM R&B- DJ, The Sound of Motown, Harlem Jazz band music & dance “Celebrating Seniors”Bradhurst Ave & 147 St 1:00 PM The Phil Young Jazz Experience a “Harlem Legend” with his “Harlem Hip” Sound2:00 PM Members of the Cast of SS Nirvana story of Jazz and Love on the High Seas3:00 PM Get Ready – A Motown Review classic songs and sweet voices4:00 PM Music for Dancing a celebration of seniors

Marcus Garvey ParkRichard Rodgers Amphitheater, Mt Morris Park W & W 122nd StJazzMobile Visit Jazzmobile.org for details on this special program.

National Jazz Museum in Harlem58 W 129th St5:15 PM Ella Fitzgerald Piano Bar Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the immortal singer’s birth by meeting us to sing your favorite song. See highlight box for more details.

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F O U N D A T I O N

BrooklynPinot’s Palette382 Fifth Ave6:30 PM Ello pop, jazz & soul

Please557 Fifth Ave5:00 PM Christine Sweeney bluesy pop6:00 PM Ryan Parker Latin indie-folk

Private Picassos237 Fifth Ave4:00 PM The Rock-A-Silly Band seriously silly music for kids

Skylark477 Fifth Ave7:00 PM Jagged Little Pills ukulele folk duo

Warren St Marks Community Garden623 Warren St4:00 PM Ryan Parker sing-along indie-folk5:00 PM The Red Hook Irregulars country, folk & blues6:00 PM Sorana Mitchell from blues to soca7:00 PM Bella Voce Singers 45-member chorus8:00 PM Mezzo A Cappella sassy, all-female a cappella

Wild Turkey Surprise285 Fifth Ave12:00 PM Wild Turkey Surprise presents... from indie-rock to World

Windsor World of Shoes II484 Fifth Ave4:00 PM Lucy Kalantari & The Jazz Cats ukulele for kids

PROSPECT HEIGHTS

Brooklyn Botanic GardenEnter at Visitors Center, 990 Washington Ave5:30 AM Inside the Bird Chorus with David Rothenberg & Deker Gripper A dialogue between composer/project creator David Rothenberg on clarinet, Derek Gripper on guitar & birds. See highlight box on page 2 for more details

Brookyn Owl 252252 Flatbush Ave2:30 PM Kama Linden acoustic solo singer/songwriter

Burrito Bar and Kitchen 307 Flatbush Ave4:00 PM Los Hijos de la Gran Puna Spanish band 6:45 PM La Bandera Spanish band

Doughnut Plant Brooklyn245 Flatbush Ave5:00 PM The Lounge Act indie-rock trio

PROSPECT PARK

LullwaterAt the Boathouse & Audubon Center4:00 PM Sorana Mitchel acoustic singer/songwriter5:00 PM Nora Brown & Friends 11 year old banjo, fiddle, uke & accordion player

SUNSET PARK

Amalgamated Bank4502 Fifth Ave12:30 PM Sunset Park BID Karaoke Latin, blues & Afrobeat 2:00 PM DJ Johnny5 pop of different cultures

Cricket Wireless4518 Fifth Ave 2:00 PM Sunset Park BID Karaoke Latin, blues & Afrobeat 3:00 PM DJ Krayze music for everyone to enjoy4:15 PM Sunset Park BID Karaoke Latin, blues & Afrobeat 6:00 PM DJ Sensei Massive various genres

Sunset Park 5th Avenue BID5120 Fifth Ave1:45 PM JOBO Dominican folk & rock3:00 PM Roberto Buscarsi multilingual troubadour6:00 PM The Dillon Lane Syndicate obscure rock of the 50s7:00 PM Demi Davis pop singer/songwriter7:30 PM E$go new wave hip-hop

WILLIAMSBURG

Bushwick Inlet Park Kent Ave between N 9th & 10th St7:00 PM Mass Appeal Cellos Composer Adam Cuthbert leads an hour length work designed for cellists of all skill level. See highlight box on page 3 for more details.

Duckduck Bar161 Montrose Ave4:30 PM Sky James ethereal funk/hip-hop5:00 PM Stereo Intercourse electronic journey6:00 PM NotafaN experimental hip-hop7:00 PM BIGMUN samba DJ8:00 PM The Kristys electric blues

Main Drag Music330 Wythe Ave12:00 PM Nick Lantigua banjo singer/songwriter1:00 PM Likho Duo2:00 PM Hovorka3:00 PM TBA4:00 PM J Allan5:00 PM Pleasure Motel6:00 PM TBA7:00 PM David Strange

National Sawdust80 N 6th St11:00 AM Jeff McErlain singer/songwriter & teacher

Make Music New York is proud to present Gérard Grisey’s Le Noir de L’Étoile, a rigorous and brilliant composition created for six percussionists playing to the rhythms of radio signals produced by pulsars. When pulsars were first discovered in 1967, these compact neutron stars were found to emit a beam of electromagnetic radia-tion that arrives in cycles as they spin, with the regu-larity of a metronome. Some pulse hundreds of times a second, but others are much less rapid and create a steady percussive sound when the radio telescopes are hooked up to loudspeakers.

Conductor Douglas Perkins leads an all-star ensemble in this special program, with a pre-concert talk on pulsars (12:30 pm) by Mordecai-Mark Mac Low, Curator, De-partment of Astrophysics, Division of Physical Sciences at AMNH.

Performers: Greg Beyer Fulbright Scholar, composer, educator, and “prodigiously talented percussionist” (Chicago Classical Review).

Tim Feeney Composer/performer, founding member of the quartet So Percussion, member of Boston’s Cal-lithumpian Consort, and performer with Rinde Eckert in the Pulitzer-nominated Orpheus X.

Ayano Kataoka Percussionist known for her brilliant and dynamic technique, as well as the unique elegance and artistry she brings to her performances.

Eduardo Leandro Artistic director of the Contemporary Chamber Players, the new music ensemble at Stony Brook University in New York, where he is also associate profes-sor in percussion.

Doug Perkins Described as “terrific, wide-awake and strikingly entertaining” by the Boston Globe and declared a “percussion virtuoso” by the New York Times. Doug founded So Percussion and the Meehan/ Perkins Duo and performs regularly with Signal, eighth blackbird, and countless others.

Ian David Rosenbaum Percussionist praised for his “excellent” and “precisely attuned” performances by the New York Times.

At the American Museum of Natural History, Hall of the Universe from 12:30-2pm enter at 81st St entrance

Gérard Grisey’s Le Noir de l’Étoile

Generously supported by FACE (French American Cultural Exchange)

Presented in partnership with the American Museum of Natural History

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Urban Garden Center1640 Park Ave11:30 AM Rainbow Fresh 70s pop rock6:00 PM Mike Bennet & The SoulGlo Orchestra power-funk collective5:00 PM Emily McNally folk-pop singer/songwriter

Wild Olive Market10 East 125th St3:00 PM Noel Simone Wippler soul, jazz, rock & Latin5:00 PM Anthony Carrera World multi-instrumentalist

MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS

Book Culture2915 Broadway4:00 PM Star Child, The Pied Piper of Broadway musical theater

Columbia Secondary School Community GardenAmsterdam Ave & W 119th St3:30 PM The Columbia Secondary School Session Bands teacher/student collaborations

Morningside Park374 Morningside Ave4:00 PM Greg Bandy All Stars Harlem jazz super-group

UPPER EAST SIDE

Carl SchurzEast 86th St & East End Ave4:00 PM TBD Full day of programming courtesy of the Manhattan Borough President’s Office.

Chenchita’s Garden1693-91 Madison Ave 10:00 AM Jackie Paladino pop & soul singer/songwriter1:15 PM Meer Q. catchy hip-hop4:15 PM 81ack 8astards uplifting hip-hop6:30 PM Phil Gammage roots & blues7:30 PM The Lost Keys co-ed a cappella

NYPL - Yorkville222 East 79th St3:00 PM Hopalong Andrew folk songs for urban cowpokes

UPPER WEST SIDE

American Museum of Natural HistoryCentral Park West & 79th St, New York, NY 1002412:30 PM Gerard Grisey’s Le Noir de l’Étoile Six percussionists play to the sounds of pulsars. See highlight box for more details.

Bard Graduate Center18 West 86th St1:00 PM Spellbound Strings eclectic string chamber5:00 PM Art Song Preservation Society art song repertoire6:30 PM Uptown Sound a cappella, oldies and goodies

The Center at West Park - Sanctuary Theater165 West 86th St11:00 AM Hopalong Andrew folk songs for urban cowpokes12:00 PM Vignesh Ravichandran South Indian Carnatic1:00 PM Barry Kay early 70s jazz2:00 PM Anthony Carrera World multi-instrumentalist3:00 PM Mariamusician pianist4:00 PM John Blasdale Beethoven & Brahms piano

Nelson Mandela Community Garden267 West 126th St7:00 PM Born to Cry blues & rock covers8:00 PM René Calvo solo blues guitar

NYPL - Countee Cullen Branch104 West 136th St, New York, NY12:00 PM Audrey Silver jazz singer/songwriter

Paracademia - Make Music Harlem271 W 119th St (F. Douglass & St. Nicholas)Join us for a special evening-long block party organized by Paracademia, a multicultural center for music and collaborative arts, featuring:4:00 PM S.I.P & Di.J. Noizepunk dynamic father/son combo4:30 PM Apparition Muzik/Fernandno Acavedo experimental beatbox5:00 PM Milica Paranosic and Guests classical, Latin & Irish folk5:30 PM Robert Brashear and Home (Away) Band floating musical collective6:00 PM Max Pollak afro-Cuban6:15 PM Courtnee Roze World and R&B percussion7:00 PM Letecki Pekinezeri swing from Macedonia

Red Rooster 310 Lenox Ave12:30 PM Ella Fitzgerald Piano Bar Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the immortal singer’s birth by meeting us to sing your favorite song. See highlight box for more details.

Uptown Veg52 East 125th St4:00 PM Fresh2Life good vibes drumming6:00 PM Smax Music Caribbean rock8:00 PM Qew Lunel & The All Fruits eclectic fusion

EAST HARLEM THE BROWNSTONE24 East 125th St6:00 PM Jules and The Jinks soul, pop and R&B

Sade Skincare2084 Lexington Ave4:00 PM Anthony Carrera World multi-instrumentalist6:00 PM Fresh2Life good vibe drumming

Sisters Cuisine 47 East 124th St11:00 AM DJ KO hip-hop to top 402:00 PM 81ack 8astards uplifting hip-hop2:15 PM Ella Fitzgerald Piano Bar Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the immortal singer’s birth by meeting us to sing your favorite song. See highlight box for more details.5:00 PM Benita Charles inspirational R&B

UGC eats!1674 Park Ave10:00 AM Freethe cross-genre with hip-hop in mind11:00 AM Just Another Folk Singer folk ballads of liberty12:00 PM 81ack 8astards uplifting hip-hop1:30 PM Cactus Rose Native Americana

Uptown Grand Central Community Plaza125th St & Park Ave3:45 PM Ella Fitzgerald Piano Bar Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the immortal singer’s birth by meeting us to sing your favorite song. See highlight box for more details.4:00 PM Jules and The Jinks soul, pop and R&B5:30 PM Aberdeen post-rock brass band

The Center at West Park Continued6:00 PM Daniel Pate indie-classical, electro-acoustic7:00 PM Pat O’Connell finger-style singer/songwriter7:30 PM Sarah Weaver Ensemble composer of Network Music9:00 PM Noa Fort ethereal singer/songwriter

La Perla Garden78 W 105th St10:00 AM James Ilgenfritz & Charlie Waters jazz masters12:15 PM TCCS 4th Grade Choir 4th grade choir3:00 PM Tania Stavreva Bulgarian piano dynamo4:00 PM Andrea Lawrence blues & country5:00 PM Pat Hayford World singer/songwriter 6:00 PM Spellbound Strings string chamber7:30 PM Gibraltar Jazz rockin retro JazzABilly8:30 PM Siobhan R&B singer/songwriter

MiShinnah Productions JUSTICE 171 Riverside Drive7:30 PM Elise Kermani experimental composer7:30 PM Kevin James World & electronic8:00 PM Shoko Nagai experimental classical

Mobilization for Change Community Garden955 Columbus Ave7:00 PM The Cabinetmakers irreverent jazz band in the tradition of Armstrong

NYPL - Bloomingdale150 W 100th St5:00 PM The Bowers Fader Voice & Guitar Duo classical voice & guitar duo

Pier iHudson River Greenway off W 70th St4:30 PM On the Waterfront A special program of American piano duet repertoire. Duo pianists Karl Larsson and Hitomi Honda perform Set One with music by David Lang, Emily Cooley and Scott Wollschleger. Set Two features two additional hours of music by composers Thea Musgrave, Gregory Mertl & other as performed by students from Mannes Prep & other local music schools. Presented in partnership with Summer on the Hudson and generously supported by PianoPiano

Richard Tucker SquareColumbus Ave & W 66th St12:00 PM Sistermonk female-powered, djembe-driven, rhythm-centric & culturally diverse

Skill Mill NYC 979 Amsterdam Ave5:00 PM Street Studio with Angus Tarnawsky See highlight box on page 5 for details.

Straus Park Broadway & 106th St7:00 PM Mass Appeal Recorder A wide selection of classical and early recorder music, led by Deborah Booth. See highlight box on page 3 for more details.

Theodore Roosevelt Park 200 Central Park West6:30PM Mass Appeal Mandolins The New York Mandolin Orchestra, now celebrating its 92nd year, leads the 5th annual Mass Appeal Mandolins. See highlight box on page 3 for more details.

Verdi Square72nd St & Broadway/Amsterdam Ave12:00 PM Jed Luckless NYC-based jamband singer/songwriter

Joe’s Pub Block Party

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ManhattanCENTRAL PARK

Cherry Hill The Lake at 72nd St5:30 AM Inside The Bird Chorus with Jordan McLean A dialogue between trumpet & birds. See highlight box on page 2 for more details.

Dana Discovery Center PlazaCentral Park North at 109th St3:00 PM Oliver Dagum & Friends mellow singer/songwriter6:30 PM Josh and Amalia acoustic duo

Frederick Douglass CircleFrederick Douglass Blvd & 110th St5:00 PM Alice Avery storytelling indie-pop singer/songwriter8:00 PM Smax Music mix of Caribbean & rock

Ladies PavilionOff the West Dr near W 75 St5:00 PM Avon Faire UK/Irish folk7:00 PM Seventh Avenue Sound System co-ed a cappella7:30 PM Unsettled Scores community pop choir

Naumburg BandshellMid park south of Terrace Dr4:30 PM Chamber Music Center Student performances; visit ChamberMusicCenter.org for details.

Pilgrim Hill 5th Ave between 72nd & 73rd5:30 PM Mass Appeal Ukuleles Play and sing along with Makalina Abalos Gallagher and Kala artist Gracie Terzian. See box on pg 3 for details.

Pond Lawn Southeast part of Central Park4:00 PM Alfredo Europa / Brel by Alfredo Jacques Brel’s music songs5:30 PM Mass Appeal Harmonicas A nationwide celebration of the harmonica supported by Hohner and led by virtuoso Jia-Yi He. See highlight box on page 3 for more details.

West Dalehead ArchWest Drive at 64th St7:00 PM Sxip Shirely’s The Gauntlet Make Music New York’s 2016 commission “The Gauntlet” returns to the festival in 2017. This vocal strategy by composer Sxip Shirey calls for two rows of thirty singers to engage in a musical dialogue as audience members immerse themselves by walking, at their own pace, through the rows of paired singers, as if being carried by a river. Featuring the ensemble Choral Chameleon.

MIDTOWN WEST / HELL’S KITCHEN

Anita’s Way135 W 42nd St12:00 PM RKHTY R&B singer/songwriter12:30 PM Kevin Columbia Chinese art-inspired folk1:30 PM Josh and Amalia pop acoustic duo

Bryant ParkUpper Terrace Stage 6:00 PM Cantus Hailed as “the premier men’s vocal ensemble in the US” (Fanfare), Cantus will perform a program of a cappella repertoire ranging from the Renaissance to the 21st century. Presented in partnership with Carnegie Hall Neighborhood Concert Series with thanks to Bryant Park.

Bryant Park Upper Terrace, South Side (under the trees)7:00 PM Mass Appeal Accordions The Brooklyn Accordion Club hosts their monthly Accordion Open Mic8:00 PM Mass Appeal Accordions Melissa Elledge will lead a rendition of Terry Riley’s “In C.” See highlight box on page 3 for more details.

Hudson Boulevard Park (Block 2)W 35th St and Hudson Blvd East1:30 PM Peabody Wind, Brass and Percussion Congregation high school musicians3:00 PM Peri Mauer cellist & composer7:00 PM The Lovers vocal duo

Hudson Boulevard Park (Block 3)W 35th St and Hudson Blvd East4:00 PM Spellbound Strings music from film scores & animation5:00 PM Tatiana Disiena and Her Class of Young Talented Singers vocal coach & her students6:45 PM Domingo de Duo classical flute duet8:00 PM Tom Blatt’s The Project jazz standards & originals

Oasis Community Garden505 W. 52nd St5:00 PM Newbern & Co jazz & standards duo6:00 PM Ana Cifuentes boleros, cumbias & valses7:00 PM MakerzMark jazz standards8:00 PM Alfredo Europa /Brel by Alfredo Jacques Brel’s music songs

MIDTOWN EAST

Harman Audio

527 Madison Ave11:00 AM Street Studio with Miles Francis See highlight box on page 5 for more details.

NYPL - Cathedral560 Lexington Ave1:00 PM Martina Arroyo’s Prelude to Performance Young Artists Carmen, Angelica & Schicchi operas

NYPL - Grand Central135 E 46th St1:00 PM Sarah Weaver Ensemble composer of Network Music

ROOSEVELT ISLAND

Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park 1 FDR Roosevelt Park6:00 PM Peace of Heart Choir World, folk & standards7:00 PM Alejandro Rowinsky classical with modern style8:00 PM Pat Hayford World singer/songwriter

NYPL - Roosevelt Island524 Main St3:00 PM The Pizza Bats co-ed jazz duo

GRAMERCY / FLATIRON

Albert’s Garden16 E 2nd St7:00 PM Just Friends Jazz Ensemble with Sarie Teichmann standards from swing to pop

The Brotherhood Synagogue28 Gramercy Park South1:00 PM Echoes of Antiquity Bardic tradition2:00 PM The Steven Blane Band Americana folk3:00 PM Vignesh Ravichandran South Indian Carnatic4:00 PM Glaser Drive Americana folk

Madison Square Park Broadway & 23rd St12:00 PM Mass Appeal Harps Led by female harp duo Duo Scorpio. 6:30 PM Mass Appeal French Horns Led by Linda Blacken and The French Horn Nation. See highlight box on page 3 for more details.

Malt and Mold-Gramercy362 2nd Ave4:00 PM Malt and Mold-Gramercy Band a cappella/barbershop5:00 PM Birdland jazz-infused duo8:00 PM Malt and Mold-Gramercy Band a cappella/barbershop

SoundCloud HQ 50 W 23rd St11:00 AM–3:00 PM Street Studio with Geko Jones See highlight box on page5 for details.

Union Square ParkUnion Square at 16th St12:00 PM New School Jazz Jam starring students of the Jazz and Contemporary Music department of the New School

Union Square Park Union Square at 14th St7:00 PM Mass Appeal Guitars Instructors from The NYC Guitar School will lead guitarists in Songs of Freedom, Songs of Peace and teach lessons beginning at 6:00 PM. See highlight box on page 3 for more details.

At Astor Place Plaza from 12:00-6:00 PM

In the spirit of inclusiveness, this summer’s Joe’s Pub Block Party is dedicated to voices from within the NYC immigrant and international population, featuring six world cultures that contribute to our city’s vibrancy.

12:00-12:45pmJose Conde Conde is a Cuban-American singer, song-writer, arranger, multi-instrumentalist, and producer based in Brooklyn who leads the genre bending Latin band Ola Fresca and his own solo project. His Ola Fresca album,  ELIXIR,  was dubbed “one of the best albums of the year” by Songlines UK. 1-1:45pmFumi Tanakadate & The Kaoru Watanabe Taiko Center EnsembleA native of Japan, Fumi Tanakadate is a Taiko artist and pianist.  With a unique combination of an extensive musical ex-pertise in European Classical music and a background in traditional folk dancing, drumming and flute playing from her lo-cal festival in Japan, she quickly became an active member of Néo, Watanabe’s ensemble that aims to blend the nostalgic sound of Japanese traditional festival and theater and the interplay of complex jazz improvisations.

2-2:45pmHervéEmerging onto the world stage is Hervé, a Haitian born singer, songwriter, and social activist whose voice and style pleasantly surprise the most astute as well as jaded musical ear. A sophisticated mélange of English, French, and Creole blend seam-lessly with influences of French Chanson, 90’s American alt-rock and 60’s Motown and soul. Combine all this with the likes of Jacque Brel, and Josephine Baker and voila! The audience experiences an ex-citing exotic blend of culture, voice and style. 

3:00-3:45pmSvetlana & The Delancey FiveRussian-by-birth and American-by-music, Svetlana is “Astrid Gilberto via Moscow” (Guy Eckstine, Producer) and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s served at the 21st century Speakeasy” (Alan Young, Lucid Culture). Born and raised in Moscow, she grew up listening to American records on her hiss-ing “made in USSR” Melodia turntable before moving to the East Village in the late 90s without family or friends, drawn by the freedom of personal and artistic expression opportunities that NYC had to offer.  4:00-4:45pmVuyo SotasheYoung South African jazz vocalist, Vuyo Sotashe, is gradually making his mark in the jazz scene and internationally. He is the recipient of many awards, including a South African Music Award (equivalent to a Grammy), and was the first male final-ist in the history of the Thelonious Monk Institute International Jazz Vocal Competi-tion 2015. His music is deeply influenced by South African Xhosa, gospel music and the vast jazz tradition. 5:00-5:45pmBataláBatalá New York is an all-female, female-led banda de percussao (percussion-based band) with a mission to promote and share Afro-Brazilian culture and women’s empowerment through the high-energy, visually stimulating performance of sam-ba-reggae drumming. The banda is part of Batalá Mundo, a global arts project of over 35 bands around the world with a common repertoire of music, costumes, and choreography originating in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil. They have maintained a presence in NYC since 2012 and continue

to inspire and train women of di-verse backgrounds and levels

of experience.

Presented in partnership with Joe’s Pub and the Village Alliance

The Well-Tempered Clavier at the 9/11 Memorial plaza from 4-7pm

In 1742, composer J.S. Bach completed the second volume of the Well-Tempered Clavier (know among pianists simply as “the WTC), a compendium of forty-eight preludes and fugues in every major and minor key. The music is beauti-ful, and runs the gamut of Baroque styles, from lively dance music to stately French overtures to thick counterpoint.

As part of Make Music New York’s 11th annual music holi-day, four grand pianos will be placed on the corners of the 9/11 Memorial plaza to allow for three continuous hours of performances by a rotating cast of dozens of pianists of all skill levels.

Performers include: Athena Adamopoulos, Kathy Chen, Larry Edoff, Melody Fader, Joan Forsyth, Leslie Dobrenski Frost, Alfredo Garcia, Jr., Vadim Ghin, Liam Kaplan, Kingsley Matthew, Blair McMillen, Barbara Podgurski. Lara Saldanha, Eleanor Sandresky, Qian Shen, Irene Tse, Jenny Undercofler, Anna Vinnitsky and the students of Joan Forsyth, Eugenia Glivinski, Adrienne Kim, Nathaniel LaNasa, Elena Leonova, Tatjana Rankovich, Gena Raps and Emily White.

Presented in partnership with the National September 11 Memorial & Museum

Generously supported by PianoPiano

WTC @ WTC

Concertos for Buildings

Greene St, between Grand & Broome from 5-6:30pm

Back by popular demand for a third straight season, Concertos for Buildings is so big this year that we had to add an “s” to the end of its name. Taking over the entire block of Greene St. between Grand and Broome, historic buildings with hollow, cast-iron facades will serve as the resonant instruments for percussionists to perform five newly commissioned and reimaged compositions. This unique program stars both professionals and students from Mantra Youth Percus-sion and the Rahway High School Wind Ensemble.

“Concerto for Buildings” by Daniel GoodeA reworked version of the composition that launched the series in 2015.

“Cloud Noodles” by Lainie FeffermanA World Premiere

“Going Up” by Miguel Bolivar

“Quit While You Exist” by Devon Cupo

“When I See You Again” by Christian Rivera

“Drumming Part 1” by Steve Reich and “Marimba Quartet” by Daniel Levitan Mantra Youth Percussion closes out the program with these repertoire works. Directors: Joe Bergen and Jim Bogert.

Rahway High School Wind Ensemble is an audition-only curricular performing ensemble in the Rahway Public School System. Director: Miguel Bolivar.

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WEST VILLAGE / CHELSEA

96 Christopher StChristopher St (Bleecker & Bedford)3:45 PM Domino indie-rock singer/songwriter6:00 PM Renaissance Street Singers a cappella, sacred music

Bleecker ParkHudson St & W 11th St5:15 PM Salvo and Hugo Spanish & Latin guitar duo6:30 PM NYC Sacred Harp a cappella

Christopher Park38-64 Christopher St4:00 PM John Plenge and Friends sensitive folk, rock and soul

CircleSinging NYC at CAP 21 Studios18 West 18th St7:00 PM CircleSinging with Ben Silver spontaneous choral music

New York University 35 W 4th St, Room 3033:00 PM Mass Appeal Electronic Instruments Led by Hans Tammen. See highlight box on page 3 for more details.

NYU Faculty Housing Community Events100-110 Bleecker St12:00 PM Eric Schugren Quartet jazz1:15 PM Chiara Izzi Quartet jazz2:30 PM Billy Newman Choro Samba Trio samba3:45 PM Tony Romano-Michel Gentile Duo samba5:00 PM New York Guitar Trio jazz

Petrosino SquareKenmare & Lafayette5:00 PM Sistermonk female-powered, djembe-driven, rhythm-centric & culturally diverse

Salvation Army132 West 14th St11:30 AM Show Stoppers choral music by seniors

Sweet Corner Bakeshop535 Hudson St5:15 PM Sweets trio blues, soul, rock

Washington Square ParkGaribaldi Plaza4:00 PM Third Street Music School Settlement student performances 6:00 PM Kobu Taiko drum and tap: dance like drumming, drum like dancing7:00 PM Fogo Azul Gotham’s only all women Brazilian drumline

EAST VILLAGE

Abe Lebewhol ParkE 10 St & 2 Ave2:00 PM Dream Team LES-based R&B2:30 PM Downtown Connection hip-hop3:00 PM DJ Von Brown LES-based DJ4:00 PM New Lurk City LES-based group4:30 PM Scumbag International LES-based R&B5:00 PM DJ TRA$E LES-based DJ

Albert’s Garden16 East 2nd St6:00 PM Just Friends Jazz Ensemble with Sarie Teichmann jazz ensemble

Astor Place PlazaAstor Place between Broadway & Lafayette Ave11:00 AM-6:00 AM Joe’s Pub Block Party The popular block party returns, this year featuring six groups representing diverse immigrant populations in NYC. See highlight box for more details.

Carmen Pabon Del Amanecer Jardin117 Ave C6:00 PM Andrew Bolotowsky and Mary Hurlbut flute & soprano

The Cast72 Orchard St12:00 PM The Trash Bags gar-bage rock at it’s finest1:30 PM Justin Dean Thomas indie-folk singer/songwriter2:00 PM ElectraJet rock/garage/psychedelic3:00 PM Danny Dodge ex-frontman of No Tomorrow Boy4:30 PM Blind Matty cosmic blues 5:30 PM Night Street Saints NYC rock ‘n’ roll6:00 PM The Cameramen surf rock8:00 PM Beechwood punk rock & roll

Children’s Magical Garden129 Stanton St7:00 PM Batalá New York all female percussion band

Cooper Square Park3rd Ave & Cooper Sq5:00 PM MMNY Spoken Word Extravaganza

Dias y Flores Garden13th St (Ave A & B)12:00 PM Victor Weiss and Michael Abrams EV indie-rock

Extra Butter125 Orchard St4:30 PM Zuli indie psych-pop6:00 PM Lansky Jones member of World’s Fair & Children of the Night7:30 PM Regulate NYC hardcore

First Street Green Art Park33 E 1st St4:00 PM TenderBeasts improvisational electronic5:00 PM Melt Like Clouds mind child of Ryan Cantz6:00 PM Dani Mari haunting pop/electronic7:00 PM Electric Djinn new age futurist

Le Petit Versailles346 E Houston St2:00 PM TenderBeasts improvisational electronic4:30 PM Isle of Klezbos Eastern European quartet8:00 PM Paul Steven Ray experimental improvisation

Lower East Side Girls Club402 E 8th St3:00 PM Lower East Side Girls Club girl-powered music from the LES

Malt and Mold-LES221 East Broadway4:00 PM Malt and Mold-LES Band a cappella/barbershop8:00 PM Malt and Mold-LES Band a cappella/barbershop

NYPL - Tompkins SquareAve A & St. Mark’s Place4:00 PM ICE, the Improvisational Composer’s Ensemble composers who use improvisation

Sara Roosevelt ParkE Houston St & Chrystie St4:00 PM CIRLU rock, hip-hop & electronica5:00 PM Fear Is Dead heavy metal6:00 PM Deep Intent blues groove band7:00 PM Joan Mercury sass and soul

Stuyvesant Park2nd Ave & 16th St6:00 PM Sami & Sarah banjo, ukulele, bass & vox8:00 PM Gamelan Yowana Sari Balinese gamelan ensemble

Yaf Sparkle, Jewelry Boutique249 Broome St2:00 PM Arlene Naphtali Gospel/reggae songbird4:00 PM Don Baragiano eclectic rock5:00 PM Elaine Romanelli catchy singer/songwriter8:00 PM Anthony Carrera World multi-instrumentalist

SOHO

Greene St between Grand & Broome5:00 PM Concertos for Buildings A block party for new percussion compositions. See highlight box for additional details.

Trump SoHo246 Spring St1:00 PM Diana Poet lyric soprano in several genres

TRIBECA

Freeman Plaza232 Hudson St11:00 AM Emily McNally folk-pop singer/songwriter 1:45 PM Supermajor six-piece rock collective

Tribeca ParkTribeca Park12:30 PM Joan Mercury sass and soul1:30 PM Ali Carter soul fusion singer/songwriter

At Battery Park from 7:00 (sharp)-8:00 PM

Mp3 Experiments, produced by Improv Everywhere, are free, open-to-the-public, participatory audio ad-ventures where attendees download a smart phone app and listen to synchronized secret instructions in a public space via headphones. Hilarity ensues as par-ticipants carry out coordinated, often ridiculous in-structions. Over thirteen years, the events, attended by diverse crowds and appropriate for all ages, have become a NYC institution and have attracted millions of views on YouTube.

In a very special collaboration with Make Music New York, The Mp3 Experiment Number Fourteen will de-but a new musical composition to be performed by thousands of participants on Boomwhackers, light-weight, color coded percussion tubes that are tuned to musical pitches by length. Park goers and passersby will be taken by surprise as a new music score is cre-ated before their eyes!

For more details and to sign up to participate, visit ImprovEverywhere.com

Presented in partnership with Improv EverywhereGenerously supported by Rhythm Band Instruments

The Mp3 Experiment Number Fourteen

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FAR ROCKAWAY

Cuisine by Claudette143 Beach 116th St2:00 PM The Ghost of Brooklyn doomed spirit in rock star form4:00 PM Jessi Robertson solo singer/songwriter6:30 PM Richard McGraw ala L. Cohen & N. Diamond

JAMAICA

Empire Records with Minority Young AdultsSpringfield Blvd 12:00 PM Pinks “issa vibe you find nowhere else”

Jamaica Performing Arts Center153-10 Jamaica Ave12:00 PM Kevin McWha Steele languid French chansons3:30 PM The Phoenix Within acoustic rock singer/songwriter6:00 PM Pink Tacos NYC jazz with soul, hip-hop & rock

Mckinley’s Children’s Garden108-56 Union Hall St1:30 PM Benita Charles soul-stirring & inspirational2:00 PM Ken Voisin light rock music

ASTORIA

The Sparrow Tavern 24-01 29th St7:00 PM J.K. Illing experimental hip-hop8:00 PM Dirt River 5-piece rock band

William Hallet36-20 30th Ave7:00 PM Wild Magnolia bluegrass/indie-folk band

BROAD CHANNEL

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge175-10 Cross Bay Blvd8:00 AM Inside the Bird Chorus with Dave Kadden A dialogue between oboes & bird. See highlight box on page 2 for more details.

CORONA

Louis Armstrong House Museum34-56 107th St10:00 AM Aine Eva Nakamura jazz singer & composer 11:00 AM Misia Vessio jazz drummer12:00 PM LAHM House Band jazz band led by Ed Polcer1:00 PM Edith Boucher-Hazelton jazz vocalist2:00 PM Jan Kus jazz saxophonist3:00 PM Andrew Kushnir jazz drummer

ELMHURST

Dunningham Triangle82nd St & Baxter Ave12:00 PM Gwendolyn Fitz jazz singer/songwriter with a ukulele

QueensEvery Thing Goes Book Cafe & Neighborhood Stage208 Bay St1:30 PM Leo Redna chill electronic with a groove

Fresh Kills Park Schmul Park Playground, Wild Ave7:00 PM Inside the Bird Chorus with Volker Goetz A dialogue between trumpet & birds. See highlight box on page 2 for more details.

NYPL - Richmondtown 200 Clarke Ave11:00 AM The Rock-A-Silly Band seriously silly pop for kids & parents

NYPL - South Beach21-25 Robin Rd4:30 PM Dev Dilemma hip-hop for life’s ups and downs 4:45 PM Roberto Buscarsi multi-lingual pop & World

NYPL - West New Brighton976 Castleton Ave7:00 PM S.I. SNUGS classic rock covers & originals

South Shore Lawn Party at The Kreischer Mansion4500 Arthur Kill RdMarking the launch of the historic mansion’s summer programming, the Victorian porch will transform into a stage for Staten Island musicians, bands and performers. Food and drinks will be available via local food trucks and caterers throughout the day. 12:00 PM Jordan Ziskin modern spin on the language of love3:15 PM Jackie Paladino soul/pop singer-songwriter5:00 PM Sergio Napolentano light/airy to gritty/tight8:15 PM Cat Myles urban soul with a southern twist

Staten Island

LONG ISLAND CITY

The Local Bar1302 44th Ave 8:00 PM Barry Kay smooth vocals & folksy guitar

RIDGEWOOD

Ridgewood Veteran’s TriangleMyrtle Ave & Cypress Ave11:45 AM Ken Voisin light rock music1:00 PM Katelyn Richards upbeat pop & folk2:00 PM Calliope Brass all-female quintet4:00 PM Joe Fuoco’s Music Center and Friends musicians & teachers from Glendale

Venditti SquareWoodbine St & Myrtle Ave11:15 AM Ashley Wool pop star for pop haters12:30 PM Starr TooCrafty lyrical & energetic2:00 PM Mello positive R&B/hip-hop3:00 PM Meer Q. catchy hip-hop4:15 PM Rick Rocker pop rock 5:30 PM Young Z On Da Track versatile hip-hop6:45 PM Karolina Rose alt synth-pop7:45 PM Jendog Lonewolf Two-Spirit/Black Native hip-hop

WOODHAVEN

Forest Parkway Plaza84-01 Jamaica Ave2:00 PM Plastic Soul classic rock covers

ManhattanCHINATOWN

101 Baxter Street Kiosk101 Baxter St4:00 PM Aurical indie-pop your grandmother would love5:00 PM Annie (Yu Rong) popular Chinese standards6:00 PM PROSSPEKT electronic-rock from Belarus

LOWER MANHATTAN

9/11 Memorial plaza4:00-7:00 PM WTC & WTC Bach’s “Well Tempered Clavier” performed from the four corners of the plaza. See highlight box for details.

Battery ParkWest St & Battery Place5:00 PM HONK NYC! brass street bands & spectacle culture7:00 PM The Mp3 Experiment Number Fourteen Make Music New York proudly partners with Improv Everywhere to present this interactive program; visit improveverywhere.com to participate. See highlight box for more details.

City Hall Park43 Park Row11:00 AM Carsten and Caleb looping guitars & drums

Liquid Assets at Millenium Hilton Hotel55 Church St5:30 PM Sage Melcher singer/songwriter

PS 276 (Battery Park City School)55 Battery Place3:15 PM The Musicians from PS 276 kids and their parents & teachers

Residence Inn by Marriott World Trade170 Broadway2:00 PM Ashley Straw & Friends indie singer/songwriter4:00 PM DRONESHIP Electro/synth dance rock

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No amount is too small or too large to be a big help. A gift of $25 pays for the permit to stage one of our hundreds of programs in your local neighborhood city park. For those more plugged in, a $50 gift covers the expense of an amplified sound permit. A $100 gift helps with the expenses to print and display posters at our hundreds of venues. And a $500 gift offsets a portion of our insurance costs. More generous gifts help to create and sustain the many special projects sprinkled throughout this guide.

Please take a moment right now to invest in music makers of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels and to bring free music to neighborhoods all across NYC!

Thursday, December 21st will mark the seventh annual Make Music Winter, the winter solstice compliment to Make Music New York and a hallmark of the holiday season. To celebrate the longest night of the year, a dozen participatory musical parades and processions will sing, play and dance their way through the five boroughs of New York City.

Make Music New York is NYC’s music festival by the people and for the people!The Make Music New York team is busy putting the finishing touches on the 2017 edition of our annual music holiday and we need your help to get us over the finish line!

The day-long summer solstice celebration is inclusive, ambitious, un-predictable and fun–and we hope that you take pride in our collective achievements. As always, the festival is presented at no cost to our thousands of participating musicians and tens of thousands of spec-tators.

But although the festival is free to the public, it is not free to produce. There are many “backstage” expenses that must be paid, from the software and social media tools that allow us to reach and connect thousands of performers with exciting new venues, to the permits and insurance coverage that allow us to safely transform public spaces across all five boroughs into stages for New York City musicians. We are happy to be the roadies so that you can focus on performing or enjoying the 1,000+ offerings that we bring to life. All we ask is that you consider what Make Music New York does for music makers, music fans and our city at large and make a donation today. And because Make Music New York is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization, your donation is tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

There are two simple ways to show your support with a financial contribution:

1) Visit our website at MakeMusicNY.org and click on the Donate tab to make a contribution via PayPal.

2) Or Mail your check or money order to:

Make Music New YorkPO Box 170165Brooklyn, NY 11217

DONATE NOW

“It’s kind of magic.”If you have an idea for a new celebration, contact us at Info@MakeMusicNY.org

Our second favorite day of the year is only six months away!

Last season’s participants said of Make Music Winter:

“A gratis celebration for and by the public, democratic and international in execution and scope, couldn’t help but stir up a sense of camaraderie and admit — on the shortest day of the year, after months of political tension and dissension — a few hopeful, harmonious rays of light.”

“It’s like somebody’s dream of community.”

Saturday, June 17 from 12:00-5:00pm

The 4th AnnualPorch Stomp!Governors IslandPorch Stomp is a free, volunteer-run, community-led participatory folk festival. Join us on the porches of Governors Island’s historic Nolan Park for over 80 performances, jams and workshops featuring some of NYC’s best bluegrass, old-time, blues, roots and Americana music. 

For more information and the very latest updates visit PorchStomp.com.

Bring an instrument and play along!

Sunday, June 18 from 10:00am-6:00pm

The 10th AnnualPunk IslandRandall’s Island,Harlem River Picnic AreaPunk Island (P.I.) is a collective of artists, curators, musicians and educators whose goal is to bring the vitality, diversity and intensity of the NYC punk scene into the light of day. We are a community of punks who love music, musicians and the fans, friends and family that participate throughout the year to keep our culture true to the lives we want to live. For more information and the very latest updates visit PunkIslandNYC.com.

Join us in celebrating all things punk at our new venue: the Harlem River Picnic Area, Randall’s Island, along the Harlem River between the RFK Bridge and Ichan Sta-dium. The all-day festival features seven micro-curated stages with over 80 bands.

Almost AimlessAlouthAmerican LionsAmerican PinupAnother AstronautArson WellesBackyard SuperheroesBeach Craft BonanzaBehind DeadlinesBehind The FacadeBowheadBut, PyriteCaldor KidsCherry PopChoked UpClitoriumCottontailDamn BroadsDark Moon ApacheDeadnameDecheDirty JunkDisposableDry Clean OnlyEllen & the DegeneratesExit 17Fat ChanceField GoalFirestarterFor Lack Of A TermGibbonsGroupie

In CirclesJigsaw YouthKNUCKLËHEADLady BiznessLittle PrinceLizrd WomenMr. BigheadMy Own ConfusionNCMNecrotic SocietyNeighborhood ShitNerves EndNo NothingPlankRaise the KicksRandom IdeasRatas En ZeloRebelmaticRuby BonesSADSamanthaScarboroShirimeSHUT UPSick ShitSister MunchSketchy

Skum CitySnatch AttackStay InsideStuck LuckySwinging RiotThe AvoidersThe ChasedThe HannasThe Ingroansthe jukebox romanticsThe LoneliersThe Nightmare Police

The OrgonautsThe Shook OnesThe Shooting GalleryThe SilverhoundsThere Are Four LightsThunderaTonya HardingToys in TroubleTransrectifierTrashyWonder Muff

And don’t miss Mass Appeal Banjos at 12pm led by Hilary Hawke and The Wild Goats

With stages curated by:Brookladelphia, Brooklyn Bluegrass Collective, City Stompers, Cowgirl Seahorse, The Growler Bites and Brews, The Hoover Dam Collective, LIC Bar in partnership with the Silo Studio, Lucy Kalantari (Kids Stage) , The Nick Horner Family, Old Time Jam at The Green Room

Don’t miss these all-day festivals on the weekend of June 17-18!

The 2nd Avenue Mountain BoysAlex MackinnonAlice HoweAllison GuinnAll Hands on DeckBad FacesBarbara ElyBears of AlaskaBelle-SkinnerBen Kogan BandBluegrass Book ClubBonehart FlanniganBrian StolleryBrotherhood Bluegrass Book ClubCait & The CrittersCalotype Carl BanksChristian ApuzzoChristine Sweeney

Cory ShelleyThe Crusty GentlemenCrystal JuradoCurtis and CarlaDavid RedbranchThe Ditmas PickersDK and the Joy MachineDOUGMOREDriftwood SoldierEast Kill GypsiesErel PiloFelix Slim Fort VineHopalong AndrewJalopy FolkJason Didner and the Jungle Gym JamJason ReischelJeremy AinJonathan Peters and Stephen

PLUS!!

Old Time Jam and Flatfooting with the City StompersBluegrass Jam hosted by Brooklyn Bluegrass Collective Square Dances hosted by NYC Barn Dance Irish Jam Session “The Soapbox” Stage (open for impromptu performances)Flatfooting Workshop with Megan DownesMandolin Workshop with Sam HarmetOld-Time Slow Jam with Hilary Hawke

BlairJuliet Strong Kathy ZimmerKelli BrunoKneeling DrunkardsKrithiLarry LegendLauren ScottLeaky Lou and the Whistle-blowersThe LocksmithsLucy B Combo Lucy Kalantari Maria DefabbioMark MeyerMarri BaehrMelodic MinersNagano/Harmet/Shachar Freegrass TrioNathan Xander

NessaThe New StudentsNick and LukeThe Nick Horner FamilyOwl and WolfPam AgaloosPaper AnniversaryThe PensThe Red Hook IrregularsRob FlaxThe RustkickersSam JacksonShovel Ready String BandSilbin SandovarSpuyten DuyvilThe String Thirys

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