“We must imagine Sisyphus happy” wrote Albert Camus in The Myth of Sisyphus, a 1942 philosophical essay inspiring countless philosophers and artists with the idea of the absurd: the inexplicable human desire to attribute meaning to everything juxtaposed with the “unreasonable silence” given to us by what we call the Universe. In the essay, Camus writes of Sisyphus who was destined to meaninglessly roll a boulder up a mountain which whence it reached the top…

InfraSound Presents: Lavender Nights - An evening of queer cabaret

Announcing our Spring Concert!

Please join us on April 1st at 7:30 pm EST at @thedimennacenter, Cary Hall for our concert “Reich and Darwin.” A celebratory concert showcasing contemporary minimalist music from NYC and abroad.

Including works by Christophe Chassol (France), Julius Eastman (NYC), Sarah Hennies @hhhhhennies (NYC), Claudia Molitor (Germany/England), Alex Ring Gray @thisisalexgray (NYC), Phillip Glass (NYC), Steve Reich (NYC), featuring the InfraSound ensemble conducted by the incredible @davidmartinbloom .

We will be sharing the ticket link for this event soon but for now, mark your calendars! Can’t wait to see you all there!

Update for November 13th Concert

The Dwight and Ursula Mamlok Prize for interpreters of contemporary music

InfraSound’s 2021-2022 Season Calendar