News events and concerts for the Paterson Symphony

News, Events, and Concerts

Posted by Paterson Project | Aug 28, 2019 |

Sunday in the Park - An art exhibition at the Paterson Museum

 

Sunday in the Park | Saturday, Sep 14th thru Ocober 20th, 2019 @ The Paterson Museum

 
Sunday in the Park Poster in English   Sunday in the Park Poster in Spanish
Posted by Paterson Project | June 15, 2019 |

Summer 2019 New York Concert

 

The Affective Effect, featuring the MMG Orchestra + the MMG Youth Orchestra, with Symphonic Works by Frederick Adler and Bruce Purse | June 21, 2019 at 7:00 PM, Studio Theater, Lehman College

 
New York City concerts
Posted by Paterson Project | September 14, 2017 |

The New York and New Jersey Concerts were a great success!

 

Just a quick share: the Paterson Project concerts in New York and New Jersey were a great success! You'll be seeing audio links posted in October, and hopefully some great video to enjoy!

 
New York City concerts
Posted by Paterson Project | June 4, 2017 |

Get tickets!

(Kickstarter contributors, please refer to the links we sent separately)

 

Please join us June 20th in Montclair, NJ at Leshowitz Hall  Eventbrite - Paterson Project: A musical, visual and poetic experience

 

Please join us June 22nd in New York at the DiMenna Center  Eventbrite - Paterson Project: A musical, visual and poetic experience

June concert New Jersey
Posted by Paterson Project | June 1, 2017 |

June Concert in New Jersey

New York concert in June
Posted by Paterson Project | June 1, 2017 |

New York concert in June

Posted by Paterson Project | May 1, 2017 |

San Francisco Concert Premiere


Get your Eventbrite tickets here for May 7, 8:00pm at Community Music Center on Capp St., San Francisco!
Modern classical music composer Frederick Adler presents the world premiere of his compositions based around the poem Paterson by William Carlos Williams. The April 7th opening concert at 8:00PM in the Community Music Center on Capp Street is the beginning of the Paterson Project Tour, a combined music and visual experience organized around the poem Paterson by William Carlos Williams. Future concerts will be in New Jersey and New York in June.

“The Run to the Sea” is an instrumental trio for clarinet, cello, and piano featuring clarinetist Sarah Bonomo, cellist Samsun van Loon and pianist Fred Adler. inspired by the fourth book of Paterson; and it will be performed with visual art created by Jonathan Sinagub. The trio and visual art will accompany soprano Alexandra Sessler in a performance of “Thalassa,” an extended song based on an excerpt from the same fourth book. Adler will accompany soprano Katherine Sundstrom in his setting of “The Descent of Winter,” and poems from the second book of Paterson. Finally, the instrumental trio will play “Mexico: Images,” inspired by Adler’s 2015 visit to Mexico City and Chiapas, with visuals by Minka Lisle as arranged by Jonathan Sinagub.

General admission for this concert will be $15 with a $10 rate for students and seniors. Tickets may be purchased at the door in advance online through Eventbrite. Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be available at the concert.
Posted by Paterson Project | Februry 17, 2017 |

Thanks for our video!


Many thanks to Dustin at DustinVance.com for all your hard work creating our Kickstarter video!
modern classical Kickstarter campaign
Posted by Paterson Project | January 12, 2017 |

Upcoming Concerts and Kickstarter


We're launching our Kickstarter campaign soon! The campaign is for upcoming June concerts in Paterson and Montclair, New Jersey, and San Francisco, California in May.

Music will include new chamber music pieces, written by 21st century composer Frederick Adler, including a trio for cello, clarinet and piano, honoring William Carlos Williams poem "Paterson" book 4, "The Run to the Sea" and featuring imagaery by Jonathan Sinagub. There will also be new songs based on William's poetry, premiered by Katherine Sundstrom.
Posted by Paterson Project | November 10, 2016 (2015 review)

Review by Beatdom

"The News from Poems" the Sixth Biennial Conference of the William Carlos Williams Society at William Paterson University ended on a majestic note with a stunning video featuring the music of Frederick Adler, M.D., black and white images by the architect and visual artist Jonathan Sinagub, and the words of William Carlos Williams from his epic poem, "Paterson", in a combined work title "Paterson Project" PatersonProject.com.