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Help Shape a Community for New and Experimental Music

When InfraSound started, we were a group of students at Manhattan School of Music's Contemporary Performance Program, dreaming of an ensemble where we could share new music while supporting each other and our community.

Now, InfraSound is in our 6th year of creative, curious, and collaborative concert-making. Your support is more important than ever as we navigate a continuously uncertain time in the creative arts. With arts funds being slashed from federal budgets, and grants becoming more and more competitive with fewer funds available, smaller-budget organizations like InfraSound rely heavily on your public support.

Since our founding in 2019, InfraSound has supported over 60 young musicians, performers, composers, and artists. Our programming continues to expand our reach with over 70 world premieres and arrangements, and over 18 dynamic performances over the last five years that advance our mission to shape the evolving landscape of contemporary classical music. InfraSound emphasizes quality over quantity, and approaches each self-produced show as a chance to create, invent, experiment, and change the ecosystem of new music in NYC and beyond. 

With your individual contribution, InfraSound can continue to work on building a diverse and eccentric community of artists who think accessibility and allyship is central to our mission. Your donation contributes directly to our grass-roots efforts by supporting young musicians, composers, and artists who are rethinking the way experimental music is being performed and presented today.

InfraSound's goal is to raise $5000 for our 2025-2026 Season. Our upcoming concerts include a collaboration with organist and Wandelweiser composer Eva-Maria Houben on a portrait concert series at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in February 2026 and a concert of music by Bunita Marcus and Morton Feldman featuring performance artist Marisa Tornello and Feldman's seminal trio Crippled Symmetry in April 2026. Beyond these performances, InfraSound is developing a core ensemble from our first ever open-call auditions, commissioning new works, and planning academic residencies.

How your support helps InfraSound

• Supports artist fees to help pay musicians, composers, and artists fairly

• Funds production costs likes audio and video recording, printed programs, sheet music, and FOH staff

• Offsets costs for reduced and free tickets to our concerts for low-income individuals and students/seniors