a one-day festival of over a thousand free concerts in ... · a one-day festival of over a thousand...

A one-day

festival of

over a

thousand

free concerts

in parks

and streets

citywide

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 also supported, in part by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. Funded in part by a grant from the NYC & Company Foundation.

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Make Music New York returns for its tenth year,

with over a thousand free concerts on the first day of

summer!

On Tuesday, June 21, from 10 in the morning until 9 at

night, musicians of all ages and walks of life will perform

in over 400 public spaces throughout the five boroughs,

including plazas, sidewalks, gardens, closed-off streets, and

even a pier in the Hudson River.

From established international artists to middle school

choruses, music is played by anyone who wants to take

part — and enjoyed by everyone who wants to listen. Just

like the city itself, the range of offerings is wide-ranging

and expressively free. From Beethoven symphonies to indie

rock extravaganzas, from Punk Island to accordion quartets,

from hip hop cyphers to brass band marathons, there is

something for every listener.

But don’t just listen — join the celebration and make

music yourself! Bring your instrument to a Mass

Appeal event, play a Boomwhacker at the Staten

Island Yankees game, or just sit back and enjoy some

chamber music in Midtown after work.

Use this program as your guide, check

makemusicny.org for late-breaking updates...

or just take to the streets and

follow your ears!

One of Make

Music New York’s

signatures, the

Mass Appeal is back for an

eighth year, giving New Yorkers

without groups of their own

a chance to take part in the

music-making, by gather-

ing hundreds of musicians to

play pieces written for single

types of instruments. There are

more than twenty events this

year, open to everyone from

the complete newbie to the

polished professional.

Highlights of this year’s Mass

Appeals are three new pieces:

Shimmer, Here and The Gaunt-

let. Shimmer is a new work for

cymbals, composed by Brian

Chase of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs

and sponsored by the Avedis

Zildjian Company. It takes place

at Madison Square Park, start-

ing at 3:30 pm. The Gauntlet,

taking place on the High Line,

is another new event. Com-

poser Sxip Shirey calls for two

rows of 30 singers to engage

in a musical dialogue as the

public experiences the piece

by walking at their own pace

through the “tent” of vocalists.

And Here, a Mass Appeal event

for music boxes by composer

Angélica Negrón, takes place at

Transmitter Park in Greenpoint,

Brooklyn at 630 PM. Thanks to

sponsor Kikkerland, the first 50

participants will be able to take

home a music box (and, you

are also welcome to bring your

own!)

An unusual event puts fans

of the Staten Island Yankees in

the position of playing back-

up percussion to Survivior

frontman Dave Bickler. In Eye

of the Tiger, fans will learn to

play Boomwhackers (pitched

percussion tubes) to the chorus

of this famous song.

Returning Mass Appeals will

include accordions, bagpipes,

double reeds, French horns,

guitars, harmonicas, man-

dolins, percussion, pianos,

recorders, stones, synthesizers,

ukuleles, and voices.

Throughout this program you

will see this symbol for each

Mass Appeal event:

Mass Appeal is made possible with major support from the Music Performance Trust Fund and The NAMM Foundation

Instrument sponsors:

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The Andrew Freedman Home 1125 Grand Concourse11:00 Black Lives Matter Show perform your own song2 PM – 430 Street Studio City one of 8 small mobile recording studios on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the spontaneous, collaborative production of original music. Stop by and contribute to a track! See sidebar for details.5:00 The NYChillarmonic high-energy big-band

Eastchester Heights3480 Seymour Ave5:00 PM Jackie Palladino soul-pop singer/songwriter

Crotona Park Bandshell1:00 PM Manny’s Boogaloo Crew and Friends Latin music and Afro-Cuban rumba

The Mall at Bay Plaza200 Baychester Avenue2:00 Jixi Fox spoken word mixed with vocals5:00 The Silent Celeb R&B, soul, and hip-hop

6:00 Demi Davis electronic and pop singer/songwriter

John Cage: Waltz 8.1 148th Street btw Morris and Park10:00 AM – 9:00 John Cage’s Waltz 8.1 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part.

Neighborhood Advisory Community Garden360 E 151 St6:30 PM – 8:15 ICS Church Choir sing-along, open to all

Wave Hill 8:30 AM Inside the Bird Chorus Multi-instrumentalist Michael Pestel improvises with birds as part of Inside the Bird Chorus (see sidebar)

Williamsbridge Oval Park6:00 PM Fort Indy funk/rock mix

BAY RIDGE Owls Head Park67th St & Colonial Road3:00 Ryan Chatelain rock, pop, and country guitar4:30 Muswell Hillbillies country folk rock meets Ray Davies6:15 Reverend Mary blues, jazz and soul that heals

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT

Bedford-Stuyvesant Community Garden - NYRP95 Malcolm X Blvd11:00 Bradley True rock and blues for kids and families4:00 Mia Miata Afro-beat, world, and jazz

Jane Bailey Memorial Garden - NYRP327 Greene Avenue6:30 PM Michael Hurder experimental singer/songwriter

Macon Library (Brooklyn Public Library)361 Lewis Avenue4:00 Ziearre hip-hop and gospel artist6:00 Chase Winters eclectic pop

Sanctuary Gallery 178 Lexington Ave5:00 PM – 8:00 Midnight Fire Blues Band music and spoken word open mic

Saratoga Library (Brooklyn Public Library)8 Thomas S. Boyland St4:45 Tatiana Disiena young, talented musical theater singers5:00 Tattoo Money New York narratives with guitar and drums

Shirley + Alice Vintage and Indie Designer434 Marcus Garvey Blvd7:30 PM Chocolate Orphan electric mood music

Target Community Garden Brooklyn - NYRP931 Bedford Ave11:00 DK and the Joy Machine mountain dulcimer3:15 Easy Tiger singer/guitarist performing standards4:30 Dennis Doyle singer/songwriter performing folk, rock, and blues6:00 The Union Gospel rock and soul band7:00 Violins and Cello Latin, Irish, classical, and film music

Tipsy584 Myrtle Ave6:00 Killy Dwyer punk cabaret with audience participation7:00 Mike B soulful, funky songwriter8:00 Maya Lazaro sun-kissed rock

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS

Heights Cafe84 Montague St7:00 PM Hot Tea? Eliane Delage and Marcela Peñalva guitar duo

James Weir Floral Co.155 Montague St10:00 AM (r)eVoLuTioNaRy RhytHmZ DJ mixing hi-hop, reggae, and house

Lounge 132132 Montague St7:30 PM Jaime Garamella indie-folk singer/songwriter

Make a Frame Atlantic Ltd.180 Atlantic Ave3:45 PM Craig Silver Americana/bluegrass singer/songwriter

Sahadi’s187 Atlantic Ave1:00 May Gibson funky western caterwauling 3:00 Real Stormin Norman rock jazz piano

BUSHWICK

Bushwick: Evergreen Ave and Grove St 10:00 AM – 9:00 John Cage’s Waltz 18.3 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part.

Gold Sounds44 Wilson Ave12:30 Youth Yamada indie-rock singer/songwriter 1:00 Antonio Mancilla blues and country singer/songwriter 2:00 Octavia Romano world and folk singer/songwriter 6:00 Amanda Fama Joni Mitchell meets Taylor Swift7:00 NWSPR anthems of sub-atomic particles, love and betrayal

Hell Phone247 Varet St11:30 Devil Pup hip-hop electronic chill 6:00 Maya Lazaro sun-kissed rock

Little Skips 941 Willoughby Ave4:00 Michael Hurder experimental singer/songwriter

5:00 noisycrane Cody Swanson plays indie folk 6:15 Robot Princess indie rock 7:00 Sic Tic rock drums, bass, and guitar 7:45 Charles Mansfield indie folk

The Living Gallery1094 Broadway4:00 PM – 7:00 Community Open Mic open to everyone

Maria Hernandez Park Knickerbocker Ave & Willoughby Ave12:00 PM - 12:30 Boleros #1 A ‘celebration and confusion’ of one of the most famous pieces of 20th-century music, this Mass Appeal is created by composer Brian McCorkle. Anyone can come and take part.4:00 PM - 4:30 Boleros #2 A ‘celebration and confusion’ of one of the most famous pieces of 20th-century music, this Mass Appeal is created by composer Brian McCorkle. Anyone can come and take part.4:30 PM Tropical Resources aural collaborations7:00 PM Bulla En El Barrio lives of the Colombian cantadoras

Surya Records101 Wyckoff Ave12:00 Trumpet Grrrl trumpet, keys and voice2:00 Chase Winters eclectic pop from Brooklyn6:00 Cyd Blaise folk and country singer/songwriter8:00 Youth Yamada indie-rock singer/songwriter

CARROLL GARDENS/COBBLE HILL

Bacchus409 Atlantic Ave6:00 PM Os Clavelitos samba band performing original music

Better Carpet Warehouse443 Atlantic Ave12:00 Lotus Verry sophisticated crossover rock band2:30 Kavion Sabio soulful guitarist with emotional phrasing

The Brazen Head228 Atlantic Ave12:00 Jay McKnight of The Dubs classic doo-wop1:00 VentriceIV thought-provoking conceptual artist2:00 Misery Loves Company country, soul, rock, and originals4:00 Red Sahara specialty quartet performing soul, world, and pop5:00 LOST AXIS Joe Popp and Shaugn O’Donnell perform original acoustic rock6:00 Randy Whisky passionate Latin singer/songwriter7:00 lola jane chilling, sweet and sultry singer/songwriter8:00 Galapagos Now indie rock

Brooklyn Industries100 Smith St1:00 Alice Avery stories through song3:00 Mery May Basque singer/songwriter with Irish blood4:00 Lovehoney rock trio from Brooklyn

Brooklyn

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Flatbush Food Co-op1415 Cortelyou Rd3:30 Gibraltar Jazz jazz-a-billy/rock retro duo5:30 Luck & Senses singer/songwriter duo6:30 Noni Rene singer/songwriter from Philadelphia

J Boogies / Zeqway FlatBush push 4 Unity9 Snyder Ave10:15 ROM-EL Caribbean influences and real hip hop merge1:00 BluSoul struggle of the streets of Brownsville 5:00 VIIK semi-conscious lyrics over complex beats5:45 Aisling Peartree & Shalom musical social justice/commentary

PS139 Cortelyou Rd Playground330 Rugby Rd2:00 PS 139 4th Grade Band jazz, blues, and folk

PS 217 Stage1100 Newkirk Ave11:00 PS 217 Music Groups kids’ chorus 2:30 PS 217 House Band eclectic rock, soul, funk 4:00 Jennifer Richman music that heals5:00 Misery Loves Company country, soul, and rock’n’roll 6:00 Benjamin Cartel catchy hooks and foot-stomping rhythms

FORT GREENE

The Brooklyn Music School126 St. Felix St3:30 Sadie Hart showgirl turned songwriter5:30 Line Tilter jazz/electrosoul quartet 7:00 Tania Stavreva Bulgarian-born piano dynamo

Fowler Square Lafayette Ave & Fulton St4:00 PM – 7:00 Street Studio City one of 8 small mobile recording studios on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the spontaneous, collaborative production of original music. Stop by and contribute to a track! See sidebar for details.

to an ethereal displacement. Anyone, young or old, performer or witness, is invited to participate. Harmonically tuned metallophone tubes will be provided.

Fly America DUMBO145 Front St11:00 BluSoul the streets of Brownsville in song12:00 ROM-EL Caribbean influences, melodic flows, real hip-hop12:45 Tiffani Love hip-hop, pop, world2:00 VIIK semi-conscious lyrics over complex beats3:00 Brewster Moonface 4-piece electric blues/roots band4:15 Tabou TMF aka Undefinable One hip-hop, reggae, and dance music4:45 Kojo Stone multi-talented soul singer

EAST NEW YORK

New Lots Plaza Livonia Ave2:15 PM RKHTY reggae, hip-hop, R&B

Spring Creek Library (Brooklyn Public Library)12143 Flatlands Ave5:00 PM Youth Yamada singer/songwriter who loves the 60s

FLATBUSH

Make Music New York @ the Junction1545 Flatbush Ave1:00 Yehuda Freeman guitar and harmonica with a blues/country/Chassidic touch2:00 Smax Music ecletic mix of Caribbean and rock3:00 Lynda Starr emotionally driven R&B4:00 Square One rap duo from Long Island5:00 Noni Rene singer/songwriter from Philadelphia6:00 de Laroque & Strauss sounds of Drake and Wilco8:15 Harmony Program Brooklyn Youth Orchestra classical music

Foyer Vintage Store422 Atlantic Ave4:30 MLDQ modern take on Django Reinhardt 6:00 Los Hijos de la Gran Puna traditional music from the Andes

Free Range Wine & Spirits329 Atlantic Ave6:30 PM Domingo de Duo classical flute duet

Gumbo493 Atlantic Ave11:00 P.S. 38 Steel Pan Orchestra students play steel pan drums12:00 maggie and evan rock and folk for children and all ages3:00 Tatiana Disiena vocal coach and her talented young students4:00 J-Boy Jahlonte 7-year-old rapper 5:00 Hejira – a World Music Experience bridge between Middle Eastern & Western music 6:00 Traveling Jewburys 7-piece Bronx band playing ‘60s and ‘70s hits7:00 StreetMule world music one-man band

Planet Brooklyn Academy Clothing co.517 Atlantic Ave1:15 RKHTY singer/songwriter2:00 Red Sahara specialty quartet performing originals and covers 3:00 Tattoo Money New York narratives with phat drums and guitar 4:15 Melody and Lorena Mercedes singer/songwriters5:00 Ms. Reign conscious hip-hop artist 6:00 Syndee Winters talented singer/songwriter

RentRideReturn514 Atlantic Ave5:00 Teeph Rhetoric hip-hop emcee 7:00 Luck & Senses singer/songwriter duo

Robert Bar104 Bond St6:00 PM Hive Trio jazz fusion

Willoughby PlazaWilloughby St & Pearl St1:00 Supermajor six-piece rock collective with vocal harmonies and laser sounds 3:00 DeJaVoux R&B duo playing covers and originals 4:00 Cheliz hip-hop5:00 Daylan Knight soul-stirring R&B6:00 Derrick Cobb pop with a splash of R&B

DUMBO

Brooklyn Bridge ParkPier 14:00 PM – 7:00 HONK NYC annual celebration of brass bands

Cadman Plaza12:15 Dominion experimental electronic/techno1:15 Brightfully Chelsea Sahleen and Steven Salazar perform pop1:15 Janelle Costa electronics from Puerto Rico3:00 The Afro Nick original indie-rock from a symbol of freedom

DUMBO Archway Water St and Anchorage Pl8:30 PM - 9:00 J.C. King’s Bells/Door in the effort of challenging the static of infrastructure: ommunicate, as an ensemble, a joyful noise, while levitating the Manhattan Bridge archway

CROWN HEIGHTS

Eastern Parkway Library (Brooklyn Public Library)1044 Eastern Pkwy 3:00 PM New Bridges Elementary school kids sing pop songs

Ronald McNair ParkWashington Ave & Eastern Pkwy5:15 Oya Noire 20-year old soul artist6:00 Control the Sound four kids from Brooklyn play funk and rock6:45 Pat Hayford international world and reggae singer/songwriter7:30 Pearly Caribbean soca artist

The Stratosphere Studios Cafe Lounge 227 Utica Avenue12:00 PM – 2:00 Street Studio City one of 8 small mobile recording studios on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the spontaneous, collaborative production of original music. Stop by and contribute to a track! See sidebar for details.

DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN

Albee SquareFulton St & Bond St1:00 Dmitriy progressive trance and other dance music4:15 Wula Drum Ensemble large-scale drum circle6:00 Deep Feelings & What The FUNK is going on FUNK Band original funk

Bridge Plaza Community Garden - NYRP163 Concord St11:00 InkExtract singer/songwriter4:30 Chanel paisley student singer/songwriter5:00 Jason Waters folk-rock singer/songwriter8:00 Andrew Shelton (Grandrew) campfire songs and lyrical cynicism

Clover’s Fine Art Gallery338 Atlantic Ave12:00 Opportunity Music Project classical1:00 Martina Arroyo Foundation’s Prelude to Performance talented young opera stars3:00 Dorian Wallace pianist/composer/improviser4:00 Hot Tea? Eliane Delage and Marcela Peñalva on guitars5:00 Kavion Sabio soulful guitarist with emotional phrasing6:00 Kandace Miller self-taught pianist and composer7:00 E-PROPS hip-hop/dance hall artists

Collier West377A Atlantic Ave5:00 PM Jessica Rowboat chamber music, gospel, and jazz hands!

The Commons Cafe388 Atlantic Ave2:00 Melody and Lorena Mercedes singer/songwriters 2:30 Judy Gorman blues/folk/jazz singer/songwriter

Evolution Green Room Salon442 Atlantic Ave5:15 PM OnnaDi R&B, hip-hop, pop recording artist

503 Atlantic Ave7:30 Amber Stowell young singer/songwriter

Carroll Park Smith St and Carroll St3:00 K. Sublime complete Goldberg Variations and more4:00 Main Squeeze Orchestra Sextet NYC’s all female, all accordion ensemble5:00 Robert Duncan accordion quartet playing Bach to Berlioz6:00 PM – 7:00 Mass Appeal Accordions for the fifth year in a row, NYC accordionists convene on June 21st! This year, performing works by Arvo Pärt and Peter Flint. Come early to hear solo, duo, and quartet performances by NY accordionists.

FLOR Brooklyn307 Atlantic Ave12:00 Amber Stowell originals and covers from a young singer/songwriter4:00 Lucas Rotman spirited songs from a street-smart performer6:00 Hunt for Hunter duo featuring violin, guitar, and cajon

61 Local61 Bergen St1:00 Taylor Simone jazz-inspired electro-soul2:00 Keren Abreu with Jeb Roberts R&B/soul singer with accompaniment3:00 Mariana & Bowtie Dave new soul and jazz duet4:00 Julia Anrather intimate, laid-back singer-songwriter5:00 Saman electric guitar behind rich vocals6:00 Uma R&B/jazz fusion vocalist7:00 Olivia K and the Parkers Caribbean-infused soul fusion outfit

John Cage’s Waltz 47.1 Kane St at Court St10:00 AM – 9:00 John Cage’s Waltz 47.1 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part. 5:00 K. Sublime complete Goldberg Variations and more

Union Street Studio78 Union St 8:30 PM ROSA Vocal Group performing lesser-known traditional music from Serbia

CLINTON HILL

Green in BKLYN432 Myrtle Ave11:00 Thomas Piper digital creator and vocalist who has worked with Public Enemy2:00 Dream Circle eclectic, genre-bending blend of soul, electronic and hip-hop 4:00 Benny Lopez Conjunto salsa, merengue, and more

CONEY ISLAND

Coney Island: Dreamland Pavilion West 10th and the Boardwalk 3:00 maddanmusic multi-keyboardist and performance artist 6:00 Selima (Wonda Woman) female emcee and singer/songwriter

Brooklyn

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The Gate Brooklyn321 5th Ave7:00 NGN Blues high energy/groovy indie-rock blues

Grand Central Oyster Bar Brooklyn256 5th Ave6:00 Avivia Jaye singer who plays guitar, uke, harp, and piano

Greenspace at President Street222 5th Ave6:00 Opera on Tap opera, acoustic guitar, and wine in the garden

High Dive243 Fifth Ave7:00 South Hope melodic soulful power pop

Jonathan Blum’s Studio285 5th Ave12:00 PM Wild Turkey Surprise presents…tasty stew of different musicians

Kulushkat Falafel446C Dean St3:00 Walker Adams Project funk meets delicate jazz and dirty rock7:00 Lucas Rotman spirited songs from a street-smart performer

Miti Miti Taperia138 Fifth Ave6:30 Joy Jones & Mark Caserta acoustic guitar-playing opera singer meets bald electric guitar player

The Monro Pub481 5th Ave6:00 Shelly Knight Austin-based soulful southern classic rock 6:30 Lacy James eclectic, ethereal singer/songwriter 7:00 Karen Davis blues-driven acoustic indie rock duo7:30 GoGirlsMusic Prince Tribute

MS 51 Middle School350 5th Ave4:00 Triple A Music traditional Appalachian string music

O Live Brooklyn140 5th Ave5:30 Lucas Rotman gritty, relevant, street-smart performer

Old Stone House of Brooklyn336 3rd St 7:00 The Brooklyn Brandenburgers small, conductor-less classical chamber orchestra

Pinot’s Palette382 5th Ave7:15 Ertwhiles bluegrass trio

Private Picassos237 5th Avenue5:00 Amelia Robinson of Mil’s Trills celebrating friends, family, and community

Prospect Place PlayHouse 22 Prospect Pl11:00 Jixi Fox spoken word with quirky vocals an catchy vibes11:30 Didi DLicious poetic avant-garde music12:00 VIIK semi-conscious lyrics over complex beats12:30 Square One rap duo from Long Island1:00 SOF unapologetic indie-pop artist2:00 The Icarus Test NYC-based alternative band

Cuyler Gore ParkGreene Ave & Carlton Ave11:00 iPhoneBeats.US live demo of new IPad beat machine app

GOWANUS

Thomas Greene Playground225 Nevins St4:00 Woodhead energetic rock

GREENPOINT

Cato’s Army & Navy654 Manhattan Ave11:00 The Dead Letters The Jam meets The Replacements

McGolrick Park1:30 Sadie Hart showgirl turned songwriter7:30 Limbo Dolls indie rock meets punk

WNYC Transmitter Park 6:30 PM – 8:00 Angélica Negrón’s Here Inspired by microscopic images of sand that reveal a surprising detailed beauty of different shapes, color, depth, and textures, Here is a new piece for an indeterminate number of music boxes. Multiple tunes will interweave in the space as participants follow a graphic time score with performance instructions.

PARK SLOPE

L’ Albero dei Gelati341 5th Ave5:00 Jody Kruskal concertina, songs and puppet show

Backyard Brooklyn388 5th Ave5:30 Backyard Band cool brunch-time music

Bogota Latin Bistro141 Fifth Ave7:30 Sonido Costeno fusion of son, merengue, bachata, reggae, and guaracha

Brooklyn Crepe & Juice274 Flatbush Ave5:45 Tropical Image Dance Studio home of Brooklyn’s mambo queen

Burrito Bar & Kitchen307 Flatbush Ave5:00 Bandera Spanish and English rock band

The Chocolate Room51 5th Ave5:00 Molly Tigre afro-jazz influenced by Mali and the Horn of Africa6:30 Super Hi-FI imaginary soundtrack for a movie about Martians robbing banks

Freddy’s Bar and Backroom627 Fifth Ave12:30 Ai Lee Wyer poet/musician recently heard on NPR1:30 Shelly Knight Austin-based soulful southern classic rock2:30 Rocket Silence modern rock from Long Island City3:30 Sometime Boys progressive roots band 4:30 Armada trendy commercial and concert rock5:30 Video Beast psychedelic confusion and punk tension6:30 Even Twice punk/prog duo7:30 Youth Yamada singer/songwriter who loves the ‘60s8:00 Les Sans Culottes famous raunchy faux-French band

3:00 One Lucky Lady hip-hop heaven5:00 Carla Cubit perform or sing your song about Black Lives Matter6:00 The Dry States blues rock trio playing honest songs about people7:00 Globular Cluster collective of sound-makers with multiple influences

67 Burger234 Flatbush Ave1:00 Kavion Sabio soulful guitarist with emotional phrasing

Warren St Marks Community Garden623 Warren St4:00 Lina & Sakai South American and Brazilian vocals, guitar, and ukelele5:00 Waynocat electric ukelele6:00 The Shockwaves rock reinvention7:00 Bella Voce Singers 45-member chorus

Windsor World of Shoes II484 5th Ave4:00 Lucy Kalantari joyful ukulele tunes for kids

PROSPECT HEIGHTS

Brooklyn Botanical Garden 150 Eastern Pkwy5:00 AM Inside the Bird Chorus – David Rothenberg and friends clarinetist David Rothenberg, along with cellist Hank Roberts and guitarist Charlie Rauh, improvises with local birds as part of Inside the Bird Chorus (see sidebar)9:00 PM Inside the Bird Chorus – David Rothenberg and friends clarinetist David Rothenberg, along with musicians Steve Scholle and Lucie Vitkova, improvises with local birds as part of Inside the Bird Chorus (see sidebar)

CityMD288 Flatbush Ave11:00 Jaime Garamella Ben Folds, Ryan Adams, and Dave Grohl have a baby1:15 Craig Silver singer with a rawboned Americana sound

Ideya Brooklyn636 Carlton Ave3:00 Sandra Small rock, soul, funk vibe

Writers Block Live from FlatBush Brooklyn175/177 Flatbush Ave11:15 Oya Noire 20-year old soul artist from Brooklyn11:45 Decaf Black up and coming hip-hop artist12:15 BluSoul pain and struggle of the streets of Brownsville12:45 Juxx Diamondz hip-hop 3:45 Lex King young, energetic artist from Flatbush4:00 Ari Acosta one-half of the R&B/poetry duo Gunz & Butter4:15 Street Corporate Records Bumpy Barns and Ricky Famous4:30 Mad Squablz young hip-hop artist5:00 Carla Cubit perform or sing your song about Black Lives Matter5:15 ILLA GHEE black apocalyptic listerine5:30 Cypher Junkies Wu-Tang/Beastie hybrid5:45 BEN FAMILIAR rapper ganjapreneur6:00 VIIK semi-conscious lyrics over complex beats6:15 Lights Out Crew hip-hop reggae fusion6:30 Mic Beatz hip-hop artist from Huntington Station6:45 Tiffani Love hip-hop, pop, world music

PROSPECT PARK

Brooklyn Public Library - Central Branch 10 Grand Army Plaza4:00 PM – 5:30 Make(r) Music New York join in at BPL and learn how to make music with maker technology (littleBits and Make Makeys), then participate in a live performance! Rain location: Information Commons Lab.

Presented in partnership with the Prospect Park AllianceGrand Army Plaza3:30 Guerrilla Fanfare world premiere, by TILT Brass and Iktus Percussion, of Kevin James’ new work for 16 brass players and 4 percussionists. The fanfare starts with the players at remote points, converging on Grand Army Plaza for a 10-minute finale.

Prospect Park - Lullwater Bridge 11:00 AM – 12:00 Stones/Water/Time/Breath Jen Baker leads a performance of Dean Rosenthal’s composition for stones & water, and all are welcome to participate.Bring your own stones if possible. More info at http://www.stonespiece.com.

Prospect Park - Nethermead 6:00 PM – 7:00 Time-Machine_music participatory piece for percussion by Loop 2.4.3, email [email protected] for more info

SUNSET PARK

Amalgamated Bank4502 5th Ave 12:00 The lucky dawgz band members from opening acts from the seventies2:00 Dancing Goats Americana stylings with post-jamband sensibilities3:00 Amistad melodic rock band

Starting at 11am on June 21, eight small mobile re-cording studios will appear on sidewalks throughout NYC. These “Street Studios,” coordinated by Make Music New York and Found Sound Nation, will en-gage passersby and MMNY festival musicians in the spontaneous, collaborative production of original music.

Each street studio will be run by a team of two DJ-engineers. These producers will spend a few hours recording, quick-mixing, looping, and playing back the live sounds, while interacting with the public who stop by to sing, play an instrument, or record sounds that become part of the musical track. The producers will then have two days to mix down one five-minute track to present at the “Street Studio Smackdown” party at National Sawdust in Brooklyn on Thursday, June 23rd (80 North 6th Street, 8 pm to 12 am). Everyone who records material on June 21st is invited to attend.

Find the in this program to find a Street Studio in your neighborhood, and stop by on June 21!

With support from:

Street Studios


MIST Harlem46 W 116th St11:00 Thando Mlambo Zimbabwean-born globetrotting singer 3:00 Bonnie Bowers reggae music artist5:15 PAULA RALPH BIRKETT stories of trials and triumph through music and spoken word6:00 Benita Charles Harlem-based singer/songwriter. 7:15 Siobhan Singer + Songwriter. 7:30 Anu~Sun | Harlem Arts Festival 2016 an eclectic blend of Hip-Hop, Soul and Jazz.

Moor Power to the People Concert 254 W 125th St11:45 Key Melodics Bronx-born hip-hop artist12:00 JuliousBass the future of bass12:30 Hasan Tariq guitarist and singer/songwriter4:15 Pat Hayford international musician, composer, and singer/songwriter 5:00 ROM-EL Caribbean influences, melodic flows and real hip-hop 7:30 Mr.Outtasite the first Ray Charles of hip-hop

Nelson Mandela Community Garden267 W 126th St3:00 Thando Mlambo Zimbabwean-born globetrotting singer7:00 Goddess Lakshmi thinking-person’s rock band

Shrine World Music Venue 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd6:00PM 18 Piece Jazz Orchestra

Silvana 300 W 116th St6:00 Lauren Lee “Space Jazz” Trio heavy hitting, intellectual jazz piano/vocal trio7:15 Timothy Bloom | Harlem Arts Festival 2016 rock and soul artist 8:00 Akil Dasan & The New York Underground soul/hip-hop musician from Harlem

St Nicholas Park (above the train station)135th St & St. Nicholas Ave5:00PM Tafari XL hip-hop artist from Queens

29-33 Convent Ave3:00 PM Alice Avery indie-op singer/songwriter telling you stories through song

Walls-Ortiz Gallery and Center 2204 Frederick Douglass Blvd3:00 KristanInvention indie-folk singer/songwriter4:00 Mayari multifaceted economist/singer/statistician 5:30 Thando Mlambo Zimbabwean-born globetrotting singer7:00 groovline original music as well as jazz standards and contemporary hits

West Harlem Piers ParkW 125th and the Hudson River2:00 JuliousBass the future of bass5:00 Rolando R. eclectic jazzy fusion 6:30 ROSA Vocal Group female vocal ensemble performing traditional music from Serbia.

William B. Washington Community Garden327 W 126th St4:00 PAULA RALPH BIRKETT stories of trials and triumph thru music and spoken word

The Cecil 210 W 118th St7:15PM JS Williams | Harlem Arts Festival 2016 trumpeter/composer blending funk, soul, and jazz

Corner Social 321 Lenox Ave12:00 Karen Davis blues-driven acoustic indie rock duo4:00 JuliousBass the future of bass

Friendship Garden - NYRP499 W 150th St2:00 Scrilla Kwam hip-hop musician6:30 ARRA multitalented singer/songwriter, dancer, rapper

Grandma’s Place 84 W 120th St11:00AM – 1:00 Street Studio City Grandma’s Place will host one of 8 small mobile recording studios on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the spontaneous, collaborative production of original music. Stop by and contribute to a track! See sidebar for details.

Harlem Food Bar2100 Frederick Douglass Blvd4:00PM to 9:00 DJ Stormin’ Norman DJ for house, pop, soul R&B

Harlem Grown Farm 118 W 134th St3:00PM - 6:00 Street Studio City Harlem Grown will host one of 8 small mobile recording studios on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the spontaneous, collaborative production of original music. Stop by and contribute to a track! See sidebar for details.

Jackie Robinson Park85 Bradhurst Ave4:00 Benita Charles soul-stirring and inspirational music from Harlem-based singer/songwriter 4:30 Peaches & Edgar Torres two R&B acts playing over backing tracks4:45 Luckee R&B played over a backing track5:30 Sweet Lee Music melting pot of jazz, funk, blues and soul 6:00 Psyche of Sound live pop-rock band6:30 Lady E and the Platinum Players classic soul band7:00 Keishera James a cross between Anita Baker and Sade7:30 The Condescending Liberals obscure covers of big-name artists in R&B/blues, classic rock and 70s funk

Lolo’s Seafood Shack 303 W 116th St7:15PM Noel Simone Wippler | Harlem Arts Festival 2016 soul, jazz, rock and Latin

UPPER MANHATTAN(NORTH TO SOUTH)WASHINGTON HEIGHTS / INWOOD

Fort Tryon Park: Linden Terrace5:30PM to 8 MMNY Spoken Word Extravaganza The MMNY Spoken Word Extravaganza is an annual celebration of words with featured performers and an Open Mic. All are welcome to make noise!

Morris-Jumel Mansion65 Jumel Terrace4:00 Epyllion ancient music and narration from the bardic tradition5:00 Octavia Romano folk and alternative singer/songwriter6:00 mbiraNYC traditional mbira music of Zimbabwe

Pangea Music Group ConferenceDyckman St11:00AM Pangea Music Group Conference

La Plaza De las AmericasW 175th St & Broadway11:00 The Dancing Cupcakes Prudencio Agostini and Mark Greenberg on guitars2:00 Hasan Tariq guitarist and singer/songwriter 3:00 Three Pynts Shy raucous pub band5:00 Maayan middle eastern influences and catchy, rootsy tunes. 6:30 Catahoula Cajun Band northern fried toe-tapping Cajun dance music

HARLEM

Angel of Harlem 2272 Frederick Douglass Blvd7:15 PM Shareef Keyes & The Groove | Harlem Arts Festival 2016 jazz-funk, hip-hop and soul

Billie’s Black/Paracademia - Make Music Harlem

271 W 119th St3:00 Rakiem Walker Project 11-member group 3:45 Apparition Muzik beat boxer from Queens 4:00 Paracademia Collective performances highlighting Paracademia 2015-16 season5:00 Bonnie Bowers reggae music artist5:45 Johari Mayfield accomplished dancer, choreographer and movement specialist6:00 La Banda Ramirez performing the best in urban Latin music 7:00 ShoutHouse hip-hop, jazz, and art music

Manhattan

Cricket Wireless - Sunset Park 5th Ave BID5410 5th Ave 3:00 DJ Jayrocks passionate music from different cultures

John Cage: Waltz 8.2 500 Block of 48th St 10:00 AM – 9:00 John Cage’s Waltz 8.2 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part. 11:30 Noa Fort singer/songwriter, pianist, painter of sounds2:45 Douglas Cohen experimental music composer/performer

Sunset Park 5th Avenue BID5120 5th Ave12:30 The Dry States soulful and honest songs about people, work and life1:30 Devil Pup hip-hop, electronic, rock, chill2:00 E$go rap artist from Sunset Park2:45 Chanel paisely Sunset Park student singer/songwriter3:15 Melody & Lorena Mercedes singer/songwriter, pop, R&B 3:45 Nuevo Hit Latin pop/reggaeton singer and composer4:30 Katherine Charlene Class freedom and healing through music5:15 Andrea Williams R&B, soul singer/songwriter6:00 Alma Mia soul fusion family band from Brooklyn8:00 Downtown Equipment hard rock quartet with vocal harmonies and soaring guitars

Parkette Brooklyn4022 5th Ave6:30 Noa Fort singer/songwriter, pianist, painter of sounds 7:30 Tropical Image Dance Studio home of Brooklyn’s mambo queen

Pollo Campero4518 5th Ave 6:30 The Bits rock ‘n’ roll from Brooklyn

WILLIAMSBURG

Bahia El Salvadorian Restaurant690 Grand St6:00 Nuevo Hit Latin pop/reggaeton singer and composer

Dar 525 Middle Eastern Restaurant525 Grand St12:30 Oya Noire 20-year old soul artist 7:00 Yassin Algero singer and producer with an Algerian/Morrocan fusion

Dardy Bar245 S 1st St7:00 The Dardys indie basement noise pop

Grand Street BIDGrand St & Union Ave11:00 Nico Padden powerhouse folk-rock tunes

The Heckscher Foundation Children’s Garden134 Scholes St4:30 Paulax Belgian surrealist sax and electronics5:30 Dahlia Dumont – Blue Dahlia French chanson meets reggae-klezmer

Brooklyn LP n Harmony 683 Grand St4:00 PM – 6:00 Street Studio City one of 8 small mobile recording studios on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the spontaneous, collaborative production of original music. Stop by and contribute to a track! See sidebar for details.

Lula Bean Coffee Shop797 Grand St6:00 Paulax Belgian surrealist sax and electronics

Make McCarren Park WeirdMcCarren Park11:00 PRIMA PRIMO industrial vaudeville 2:00 Particulate Matter public experiment in spatialized sound, using decaying and hacked technology 5:00 Daniel Ouellette and the Shobijin multilingual, experiential tour de force 5:45 CHOIR XPLORATION move around in space and create group sound 6:30 hisatasu takashio and kelvin daly wood carving sound with effects and electronic guitar

Manila Social Club2 Hope St6:00 Tinyfox sirens of the islands

The Roebling Quarry122 Roebling St6:30 Telecommand infectious instrumental groove music accompanied by live visuals

Spaceworks @ Williamsburgh Library240 Division Ave1:30 Ebone underground electronic trombone plays hip hop and soul2:15 Noni Rene neo-soul singer/songwriter from Philadelphia3:15 Giga Herbs sweet synths, sick riffs, and space gifts4:30 Dream Circle genre-bending journey into electronic, house, hip-hop, dub reggae, African5:00 Thomas Piper digital creator and vocalist who has worked with Public Enemy5:30 Ile de Palmares family-friendly Capoeira5:45 Trumpet Grrrl trumpet, keys and vox 6:45 The Demi Brothers avant-garde/blues/metal duo from Harlem

Standard Deli766 Grand St11:00 May Gibson funky Western, honky loft, caterwauling, wobble wonk


Dairy Lawn5:00PM - 7:00 Mass Appeal Ukuleles join Makalina and dozens of other local ukulele enthusiasts as they strum through a mix of standards and Polynesian favorites. Uke Hut and Kala will be teaming up to give away a number of ukuleles, and free learn-to-play ukulele books will be distributed to participants.

Dana Discovery Center 4:00 De Rosa & Friends blind singer-guitarist who plays vintage classic rock6:00 - 8:00 Mass Appeal Harmonicas This year, Hohner is donating harmonicas to Make Music Day events across the country for a national day of harmonica playing on June 21st! Here in New York, the Mass Appeal Harmonicas will be led by harmonica virtuoso Jia-Yi He (featured on “America’s Got Talent”). Jia-Yi welcomes kids, teenagers, adults, seniors and whole families for a free harmonica lesson in Central Park. The first 100 participants will receive a free harmonica. Please email [email protected] for more information.

Great Hill OvalEnter at W 104th St & Central Park West4:15 Judy Gorman singer, guitarist, songwriter blues/folk/jazz rooted songs.5:00 George Milly solo acoustic guitar music7:00 Mayari multifaceted economist/singer/statistician

Naumburg Bandshell Presented by Society of the Americas5:00 PM International Contemporary Ensemble performing Alberto Ginastera’s Serenata and Mario Davidovsky’s Divertimento a 8 ‘Ambiguous Symmetries’

Stranger’s Gate (110 & Lenox)W 110th St and Lenox Ave4:15 KristanInvention indie-folk and pop singer/songwriter5:00 Alice Avery indie pop singer/songwriter

UPPER EAST SIDE

Carl Schurz Park4:00PM Sarah DeLeo romantic, melodic music and ballads

John Cage: Waltz 18.2109th St and Manhattan Ave10:00AM to 9:00 John Cage’s Waltz 18.2 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part.

Morningside Park374 Morningside Ave4:00 DeeDee Levant blues, gospel and jazz5:00 Cedric “Catfish” Turner blues6:00 The Phil Young Experience Harlem jazz super-group

Sakura Park Riverside Dr & W 122nd St5:00PM to 7:00 Mass Appeal Circlesongs Everybody sings! Blending voices & rhythms has been a privileged platform to relate in many societies, as a means to bring together individual and collective expression in harmony. We will explore a wide repertoire of traditional songs and chants from various cultures while learning about the body as a music instrument. All levels and ages are welcome! 7:00 Mixed Doubles a duo exploring and pushing the limits of the acoustic guitar.

Straus Park Broadway & W 106th St7:00PM to 8:00 Mass Appeal Recorders led by Deborah Booth, performing a selection of classical and early recorder music. Bring your recorder to play along!

RIVERSIDE PARK

Lawn at 80th Street4:00 mbiraNYC traditional mbira music of Zimbabwe5:00 Gold - The Last Empress vocalist with a live African band and a dancer6:00 Gamelan Dharma Swara New York City’s premier Balinese gamelan ensemble

110th Street3:00PM Bloomingdale School of Music community music school students

CENTRAL PARK

Cherry Hill Fountain 5 AM – Inside the Bird Chorus musicians TBA improvise with birds as part of Inside the Bird Chorus (see sidebar)

Target East Harlem Community Garden - NYRP415 E 117th St 11:00 Elaine Tai classical violinist3:00 Native Son Music deep house DJs with soulful singers and jazzy accompaniment.

Thomas Jefferson ParkFirst Ave & E 114 St6:00PM Brooklyn United Marching Band community-based organization that serves NYC youth.

Urban Garden Center 1640 Park Ave4:30 Doctor Mo for people that like good music6:00 KristanInvention indie-folk and pop singer/songwriter6:30 La Huerta Latin corta venas y danzantes

MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS

Columbia Secondary School Community GardenAmsterdam Ave & W 119th St3:30PM The Columbia Secondary School Session Bands teacher-student collaborative group4:30PM CSS Ensemble classical music ensemble formed in 2015

5:30 Adam DeAscentis upright bass, acoustic guitar, percussion.7:00 Red Sahara a specialty quartet performing covers and original songs

“Uptown Grand Central” Community Plaza125th Street & Park Ave6:00 Brewster Moonface 4-piece electric blues/roots band with a great female singer7:00 Thurston Ray R&B & soul music with poetic messages

EAST HARLEM

Chenchita’s Garden1693-91 Madison Ave2:00 PM Sweet Lee Music melting pot of jazz, funk, blues and soul

El Cataño Community Garden - NYRP171 E 110th St12:00 Selima (Wonda Woman) female emcee and singer/songwriter4:30 Jixi Fox quirky spoken word artist

Rodale Pleasant Park Community Garden - NYRP437 East 114th St 1:30 Fred G violinist with pre-recorded mp3 tracks7:00 Adam DeAscentis upright bass, acoustic guitar, percussion

International Preschools345 E. 86th St2:00 Composer’s Voice concert music of living composers young and not so young 3:00 CHAMBERLAIN BRASS QUINTET selections from their large repertoire.

Shake Shack Upper East Side154 E 86th St11:30 Fred G violinist playing with pre-recorded mp3 tracks 1:00 KristanInvention indie-folk and pop singer/songwriter2:00 Roquois neo-pop blend of hip-hop, pop rock and R&B 6:30 Siobhan singer/songwriter 7:30 The Real DMT thought-provoking conscious lyrics.8:00 RKHTY singer/songwriter

UPPER WEST SIDE

Balsley Park9th Ave and W 57th St4:30PM The Chamber Music Center of New York young chamber and orchestral musicians perform works by Beethoven, Vivaldi, and others. Piano graciously provided by Piano Piano.

Bard Graduate Center18 W 86th St11:00 Alfredo Europa /Brel by Alfredo performing Jacques Brel’s music and songs 3:00 Peri Mauer composer and cellist 5:00 Mixed Doubles duo that explores the limits of the acoustic guitar. 6:00 Suki Rae flutist/singer/songwriter 7:00 Hugo Kauder Society fostering awareness, appreciation, and performances of Kauder’s music

Dante ParkColumbus Ave & W 63rd St4:00PM Les Ballets de l’Opera Chinois de New York Chinese ballet meets Western ballet

Jazz at Lincoln Center10 Columbus Circle4:00 PM Second Line Parade Jazz at Lincoln Center presents a New Orleans-style second line parade led by Jason Olaine, winding from Columbus Circle to Lincoln Center Plaza in time for the start of Midsummer Night Swing

Ever wondered what it’s like to play with a bird? This is the year to find out. New York City’s avian life is celebrated in composer/clarinet-ist David Rothenberg’s Inside the Bird Chorus, conceived as a dialogue between improvising musicians and native bird species of NYC. Mr. Rothenberg will be performing at Brook-lyn Botanic Gardens, and BBG’s resident bird expert will be on hand for

conversation. There will be similar performances by other musicians in all five boroughs: Wave Hill (Bronx), Central Park (Man-hattan), Jamaica Bay (Queens), Fresh Kills Park (Staten Island), all at either dawn or dusk, the prime bird call hours. The Audubon Society will offer free bird walks following select events.

Uptown Funk is a special project for Make Music New York’s 10th year that will feature funk, jazz, and soul concerts at venues throughout Harlem. MMNY is partnering with Harlem Arts Festival and several neighborhood establishments to bring out local talent in a celebration of Harlem’s American musical herit-age and to create a lively, walkable route full of diverse interpretations of “funk.” As much as Uptown Funk will function as an opportunity to showcase the musicians of Northern Manhattan, the full day of programming will also spotlight community clubs, restaurants, and outdoor spaces that appeal to a wide range of New Yor-kers. Some, like Silvana and The Shrine, have become institutions in Harlem over the last decade, and others like MIST and Corner Social are a bit newer but have made important additions to the landscape all the same. This year promises to be the first of many Uptown Funk celebrations of the music and culture of Harlem.


As part of Make Music New York, “Rhythm on Rikers” returns again for its third year, teaching percussion and cultivating community through music with inmates on Rikers Island. For the first time the program has been focused on working with adolescent men, ages 16-17. For 10 weeks the percussionists of TIGUE (Amy Garapic, Carson Moody, and Matt Evans) have been meeting regularly with a group of ten students to work on improvisation, time keeping, and ensemble commu-nication. Using both found objects like buckets, and instruments previously do-nated by REMO, the ensemble with hold a concert on June 21st for the inmates and their families.

La Perla Garden76 West 105th St btw Columbus Ave and Manhattan Ave2:30 Biscuit River guitar, dobro, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, singing3:45 Noa Fort singer/songwriter, pianist and vocalist, painter of sounds.5:00 James Ilgenfritz and Charlie Waters jazz masters6:00 Phil Gammage roots- and blues-influenced music 7:00 Anti-Social Music making an infernal racket8:00 Roquois neo-pop blend of hip-hop, pop-rock and R&B.

Pier iPresented as part of the Summer on the Hudson SeriesW 70th St and the Hudson River5:00PM to 10:00 Glass on Water Philip Glass and forty talented NYC student pianists perform Glass’s complete Piano Etudes on a beautiful Yamaha grand provided by Piano Piano. Presented with the help of Mannes College the New School for Music.

Richard Tucker SquareBroadway and W 66th St 4:00 Katelynn Tomney singer/songwriter of indie rock 5:00 Aurical indie rock even your grandmother would love6:00 The Better Tones blending Brazilian music styles with American pop, folk and rock music 7:00 Wula Drum Ensemble large-scale drum circle and ensemble performance

St Agnes LibraryAmsterdam Ave at W 81st St4:00PM Uptown Sound vocal jazz ensemble singing the oldies & goodies

St Paul and St Andrew United Methodist Church263 W 86th Street (corner of West End Avenue)6:00PM NY Jazz Academy Jazz Combos David Engelhard, Javier Arau, Aubrey Johnson, Tammy Scheuffer

Theodore Roosevelt Park Columbus Ave & W 79th St4 to 6 PM artists are curated by the Upper West Side Shake Shack4:00 Great Caesar chamber rock band from Brooklyn, NY

4:30 City of the Sun genre-bending acoustic trio 5:00 The Best Lies punk rock 5:30 Cold Weather Company New Jersey-based independent alternative folk band6:00 Dary John Mizelle’s Metalsong III music for toy piano w/ Butoh dancer7:00 PM to 8:00 Mass Appeal Mandolins New York Mandolin Orchestra leads the fifth annual Mandolin Mass Appeal. Our group features Mandolins, Mandolas, and Mandocellos, rounded out with support from flute, guitar, cello, bass, contrabass balalaika, and concertina. We will be playing a diverse program including ragtime, classical, Tin Pan Alley, tango, and blues. The event will be led by Jeffrey Ellenberger, the conductor of the New York Mandolin Orchestra.

West Park Presbyterian Church165 W. 86 ST3:00 Steven Blane jazz and indie singer/songwriter3:30 John Blasdale interpreting late works by Beethoven & Brahms 5:00 Lunar Light Orchestra ensemble of electro-acoustic improvising musicians 5:30 Junia Flavia d’ Affonseca Brazilian and classical flute music 6:00 Peter Galperin grunge rock refugee7:00 Ken&Julia acoustic vocal duo with guitar and psaltery

MIDTOWNHELL’S KITCHEN

Bob’s Park454 W 35th St.2:00PM Lauren Lee “Space Jazz” Trio heavy hitting, intellectual jazz piano/vocal trio

Hudson Park (Block 1)W 34th St & Hudson Boulevard East12:00PM LOST AXIS original-music acoustic rock duo

Hudson Park (Block 2) W 35th St & Hudson Boulevard East11:00 Ed and Greta Tristram guitar-harmonica duo4:30 Martin H. H. Leff-Cinthus cabaret6:00 Peace of Heart Choir healing, diversity, community bonding, and mutual understanding

Hudson Park (Block 3) W 36th St & Hudson Boulevard East12:45 Jaime Garamella Ben Folds, Ryan Adams, and Dave Grohl have a baby 2:00 Mixed Doubles duo that pushes the limits of the acoustic guitar. 3:00 Jim Duffy moody and bouncy keyboard music.4:00 Antonio Mancilla singer/songwriter from Staten Island6:45 Dan Kassel acoustic cello played through a looping station with minimal effects

Oasis Community Garden505 W 52nd St5:00 Marianne Saenen English, Irish and American accordion tunes6:00 MakerzMark the history of jazz standards7:00 David Rosenbloom Trio instrumental fusion trio8:00 Alfredo Europa /Brel by Alfredo performing Jacques Brel’s music and songs

MIDTOWN EAST

Boston Properties 601 Lexington Ave6:00PM - 7:00 Mass Appeal Horns French Horn Nation is an amicable aggregation of conical bore brass instruments, performing music from classical to jazz and beyond! Help us build our mass for this Mass Appeal event! Professional, amateurs, and students please join: contact Linda Blacken at [email protected]

P.J. Clarke’s915 3rd Ave12:30PM Traveling Jewburys 7-piece band playing rock, country, folk, and soul songs

MIDTOWN WEST

Bryant Park 5:30PM Sousapalooza For the second year, play great Sousa marches in Bryant Park as part of this Mass Appeal.

Times Square 1:00PM – 5 Free Guitar Lessons, sponsored by Fender Guitars Ever wanted to play guitar? Got five minutes? Stop by and one of our 46 guitar teachers will have you playing in just minutes!

CHELSEA

The High Line Sunken Overlook at 17th St8:15PM to 9:00 The Gauntlet described by composer Sxip Shirey as “a choir you walk through...a vocal adventure of tones and rhythms for 60 singers, The Gauntlet calls for two rows of 30 singers to engage in a musical dialogue as the public experiences the piece by walking at their own pace through the rows of paired singers.

Pier 62 CarouselChelsea Piers7:30 PM Lev ‘Ljova’ Zhurbin’s Brass Ring A twilight performance of a new brass piece by Ljova Zhurbin, with the players in a ring around the audience riding the carousel

GRAMERCY/FLATIRON

The Brotherhood Synagogue28 Gramercy Park South2:00 Dan Kassel acoustic cello played through a looping station, weaving sonic tapestries of sound3:00 Walkabout Clearwater Chorus folk music chorus founded by Pete Seeger4:00 Young New Yorkers’ Chorus non-profit New York City-based choral group5:00 Jay Wisnicki classical pianist

Calvary Church61 Gramercy Park North4:00 Unigen one-man band featuring custom electro jetpack-style instrument5:00 Young New Yorkers’ Chorus non-profit New York City based choral group 6:00 ensemble, et al. post-minimal percussion group7:00 Big Beat 19-piece band playing modern jazz

Madison Square Park Presented by the Madison Square Park Conservancy12:30 Triangulus trio of hand-made mallet and invented “Turner Winches”3:30 Brian Chase composed by Brian Chase of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and sponsored by the Avedis Zildjian Company, this participatory new work “explores the ‘tone world’ and the sonic potential of cymbals, both individual and collective.” 6:30 Zeena Parkins and Brian Chase electronic improv duet

Malt and Mold-Gramercy362 2nd Ave5:00 Kama Linden acoustic solo singer/songwriter6:00 The New Thereminstrels eclectic group playing theremin and guitar

Stuyvesant Square: Flagpole Plaza East 4:00 Devil Pup rock/electronic/hip-hop/R&B/chill5:00 Lorin Roser experimental jazz6:00 Roy Yegerman solo performer on Chapman Stick Guitar7:15 The Lost Keys co-ed a cappella group

Union Square Park South Plaza at 14th St5:00PM to 8:00 Mass Appeal Guitars hundreds of guitarists come together on the steps near 14th Street in Union Square to rock out with some old favorites and recent hits. Free song books will be provided.

DOWNTOWNWEST VILLAGE

Bleecker Park Hudson St & W 11th St4:00 Supermajor 6-piece rock collective 5:00 BACOUSTICS Rutgers University Bassoon Ensemble6:00PM to 7:00 Mass Appeal Double Reeds join NYU Steinhardt Double Reeds and Rutgers University Bassoons for a festive celebration of double-reed music in the West Village

Cornelia Street Cafe 29 Cornelia StSponsored by the Earle Brown Foundation1:00PM to 5:00 Music for Four Pianosjoin pianists Hitomi Honda, Karl Larson, and friends as they explore works for multiple pianos. The program will include pieces by Earle Brown, Morton Feldman, and other contemporary composers, and the afternoon will feature participatory elements for other pianists on hand. This event has received generous support from the Earle Brown Music Foundation, Editions Peters, and Piano Piano.

Gould Plaza40 W 4th St7:00PM Vocal Heights co-ed a cappella group

Jackson Square/”NOLA to NYC” 68 8th Ave4:00 Arlee Leonard and Friends5:00 Andy Marino uplifting NYC-native singer6:00 Mery May Basque singer with charm for melodies7:00 Arlee Leonard and Friends7:30 Devil Pup Williamsburg-based rock band

John Cage: Waltz 43.1 - Sunset MeetupJane St between Greenwich & Washington8:00PM to 9:00 John Cage: Waltz 43.1 - Sunset Meetup (sponsored by Avant Media) John Cage’s 49 Waltzes asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part. Sites can be documented throughout the day, this is the large-group meetup to celebrate the day and make multi-angle recordings.

Manhattan


Little Red SquareBleecker St & Avenue of the Americas4:00 Rocco John Group featuring Rocco John Iacovone, Mark Hagan, Tom Cabrera and Jack DeSalvo5:15 Sax and Strings with Rocco John Iacovone, Jack DeSalvo and Gil Selinger 6:45 ICE, the Improvisational Composer’s Ensemble

Sweet Corner Bakeshop535 Hudson St5:30PM Sweet Corner Trio bass, guitar, and percussion EAST VILLAGE

Albert’s Garden16 E 2nd St6:30PM Andrew Bolotowsky and Tomoko Sugawara flute and Baroque harp

CultureHub 47 Great Jones St5:00PM to 9:00 Eurorack Synth Workshop and Performance with Hans Tammen take part in a massive synth orchestra! Using flashcards and hand signs, Hans Tammen has worked with large ensembles using electronic instruments for over a decade. Setup (analog synths only, please) starts at 5pm to get ready to make noise at 6pm. We’ll get familiar with the graphical score, then learn the piece for the performance at 8pm. You HAVE to do the workshop to take part in the performance. For more information email [email protected]

Dias y Flores Community Garden526 E 13th St12:00PM Victor Weiss, Michael Abrams and friends eclectic acoustic guitar mix

First Street Green Art Park33 E 1st St4:00 TenderBeasts improvisational electronic4:45 Dan Kassel acoustic cello played through a looping station 5:30 Leah King Live electro-soul musician 6:00 Melt Like Clouds the mind child of Ryan Cantz.7:00 Electric Djinn solo electronic performer

Green Oasis Community GardenE 8th St btw Ave C & D6:00 Just Pete & Francie re-working of Americana classics from bluegrass to rock7:00 Faith power trio with rock, soul, and reggae flair

Joe’s Pub Astor Place11:00 Stephanie McKay singer/songwriter from the Bronx12:00 Celisse Henderson songs on the piano and guitar, the ukulele, and spoken word1:00 Cocomama Latin jazz band of multicontinental origins2:00 Kaylyn Marie folk singer/songwriter 3:00 Francesca Blanchard folk singer/songwriter4:00 Ocho Ocho Ocho Latin sounds with a spicy twist5:00 SLV multi-instrumentalist duo blur rock, pop, R&B and experimental funk

Lower East Side Girls Club402 E 8th St4:30PM Lower East Side Girls Club students in production, guitar, drumming, chorus and DJing

NYPL Hamilton Fish Park Branch415 E Houston St4:00 Aida Brandes singer, producer and composer of German and Japanese descent.4:30 BumbleBee Challenge NYC finals of the SmartMusic “BumbleBee Challenge” 2016

Orchard Alley Community Garden350 E 4th St12:00 Allen Weiser singer/guitarist covering songs from the 60’s & 70’s.1:00 Carla Cubit come perform your song about all things Black Lives Matter and more2:00 The Legendary RT blues of all types 3:00 Clarinet and Violin Duo Kenneth Murphy performing duets with a friend5:00 Domino singer/songwriter/dancer

Tompkins Square Park2nd Ave & E 9th StAmir Ziv is presented by Israel’s Office of Cultural Affairs in America4:00 Amir Ziv drummer/composer/educator5:15 Joy on Fire instrumental trio performing fuzz jazz

LOWER EAST SIDE

Abe Lebewohl ParkE 10 St and 2nd Ave4:00 Rose Gold 4:30 LURKAVELLI hip-hop and R&B5:30 Chaz H 6:00 DJ Von Brown Lower East Side’s own DJ Von Brown7:00 Alo Metrix

Bowery MuralE Houston Street12:00 Bethany and Rufus music of the Orixas1:00 Ocho Ocho Ocho Latin/funk quintet 2:00 The NYChillharmonic high-enegry big band3:00 Lost Kingdoms 4:00 Go Big5:00 Claire Rodriguez 6:00 Ocho Ocho Ocho Latin/funk quintet

Children’s Magical Garden129 Stanton St11:00 Ras Moshe tenor saxophone & flute.3:15 Os Clavelitos 6-piece Samba band

Le Petit Versailles346 E Houston St7:00PM NYOBS experimental sound combo of 3.

La Petite Mort 37 Orchard St 3:00PM Tiger Tooth musician Johnny Siera, producer Will Broussard and video artist Sofia Szamosi6:00PM Sunshine Gun Club skuzzy, melodic punk rock

Sara Roosevelt ParkEast Houston St & Chrystie St4:00 CIRLU amalgamation of rock, hip hop, electronica, and avant-garde styling5:00 Fear Is Dead heavy metal rock6:00 Purple Flame funk and rock 7:00 Deep Intent blues, rock, and funk-oriented groove band

Wow Cafe Theater 59-61 E 4th St12:15 Aviva Jaye guitar, ukulele, harp & piano. 2:15 Domino musician, singer/songwriter, dancer3:15 J TheGodIs freestyle poet, emcee and vocalist

Free Guitar Lessons in Times Square

Times SquareBroadway between W. 42nd - W. 44th St1pm - 5pm Ever wanted to play guitar? Got five minutes? Come to Times Square and one of our 46 profes-sional guitar teachers will have you playing in just minutes… even if you’ve never picked up the instrument before! For more experienced players, we’ll have teachers in a variety of styles, leading an exploration of jazz, classical, and flamenco techniques. Guitars will be provided on loan, along with free songbooks to take home.

4:15 Roquois neo-pop blend of hip hop, pop rock and R&B. 6:00 DK and the Joy Machine innovative music on mountain dulcimer 6:45 Bella Donnaa sassy, infectious pop melodies 7:30 Melody & Lorena Mercedes 8:00 David Mora soulful and powerful singer/songwriter

SOHO

Concerto for Buildings Greene St btw Broome and Grand5:00PM to 7:00 Concerto for Buildings For the second year, MMNY presents three new works for resonant building panels and youth ensemble, led by Mantra Percussion. This year’s composers are Angélica Negrón, Brooks Frederickson, and Kevin Moran.

Made In Earth250 Elizabeth St1:00 Karolina Rose soul retro pop singer/songwriter2:30 Trumpet Grrrl trumpet, keys and vox 4:00 Lauren Lee “Space Jazz” Trio heavy hitting, intellectual jazz piano/vocal trio5:00 Richard McGraw inspired by Leonard Cohen and Neil Diamond

Space Cowboy Boots234 Mulberry St6:00PM Andi Rae healing indie-country music

TRIBECA

DVF874 Washington St12:00 Mr Todd Earl 3-piece brass band of funk & dance music.3:00 DJ Sensei Massive international DJ spins alongside indie artists6:00 DJ Krayze musical collaboration with Brooklyn’s best indie bands.

Tribeca Park4:00 Sweet Lee Music melting pot of jazz, funk, blues and soul5:00 Phil Demise Smith and Herm Freeman aka anDna new wave/punk5:30 Lotus Verry crossover rock band 6:00 Manhattan Samba Brazilian carnival band7:00 Gian-Carla Latin folk, jazz, Afro-Caribbean, roots Music and soul.

CHINATOWN

Alfred E Smith Playground4 PM Daughters of Albion alienated spooks

First Shearith Israel Graveyard55 St James Pl4:00 PM - 5:30 Exquisite Corpses Jeremiah Lockwood will host a gathering at the cemetery, directing participants in a series of improvised duets. All players welcome.

Kimlau SquareE Broadway & Chatham Sq4:00 The Dancing Cupcakes Prudencio Agostini and Mark Greenberg, guitars4:30 Nick Lantigua banjo-playing folk musician 5:00 Lunaria soul-influenced jazz quartet5:30 Ebone underground trombonist’s take on electronic music

1 Centre Street1:00 PM Deborah Latz New York-based jazz singer performs vocal improvisations with tap-dancer and violinist under the Guastavino arches

LOWER MANHATTAN

One Bowling Green 12:30PM Triple A Music New York City-based old time band.

Battery Park5:00 Guerrilla Fanfare world premiere of Kevin James’ experiential work for 16 brass players and 4 percussionists, played by TILT Brass and Iktus Percussion. The fanfare starts with the players at remote points, converging in front of Castle Clinton for a 10-minute finale.

China Institute of America40 Rector St4:00 Roberto Buscarsi troubador singing popular songs in 11 languages 6:00 Stephanie Chou saxophonist, singer, and composer

Columbus Park Pavilion12:00PM Lin Sing Manhattan Music & Dance Association Inc. local Chinese art group presents annual concert

40 Wall Street11:30 JUSTLANDED eco-friendly multimedia performance group12:00 Paulax saxophone and electronics2:00 Michael Hurder originals, standards, folk improvisations, and sonic explorations 3:00 Kochguit solo jazz guitar, song stylist.4:15 DECOSTER influenced by prog rock artists Rush with elements of R&B

Museum of American Finance48 Wall Street5 PM Cypher on Wall Street MC Baba Israel and one-man-band Yako 440 will lead an open cypher on the subject of money, finance, and America.

Museum of Jewish Heritage36 Battery Pl4:00 DK and the Joy Machine innovative music on mountain dulcimer 5:45 Eugene Marlow’s Heritage Ensemble jazz, Afro-Caribbean, and Brazilian styles

Surrogates Courthouse31 Chambers St5:45 Epyllion Ancient music and narration from the bardic tradition6:30 Hejira - a World Music Experience musical/cultural bridge between Middle Eastern & Western music

WTC Memorial PlazaPresented by the National September 11 Memorial and Museum6 PM New York Songs, with PubliQuartet ten young composers translate their favorite songs about New York into the language of the modern classical string quartet


John Cage: Waltz 18.1 Turner St and Crabtree Ave10:00AM to 9:00PM John Cage’s Waltz 18.1 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part.

John Cage: Waltz 40.3 Fieldstone Road and Oliver Pl10:00AM to 9:00PM John Cage’s Waltz 40.3 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part.7:00PM Roberto Buscarsi troubador singing popular songs in 11 languages

South Beach Library 21-25 Robin Road1:00 PM – 3 Street Studio City one of 8 small mobile recording studios on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the spontaneous, collaborative production of original music. Stop by and contribute to a track! See sidebar for details.

Richmond County Bank Ballpark 75 Richmond Terrace7:00 PM Eye of the Tiger Boomwhackers -- pitched hollow pipes made of plastic -- will be passed out at the Staten Island Yankees baseball game on June 21 - and if you’re a fan you can play along with Dave Bickler (of Survivor). Led by seven Staten Island public school students, fans in attendance that night will play the chorus of Survivor’s mega-hit Eye of the Tiger along with Bickler, during the seventh inning stretch.

Alice Austen House2 Hylan Blvd2:00PM Sergio Napoletano indie-rock singer/songwriter

Culture Lounge1 Bay St12:00 Shawn DeBerry hip-hop and soul tunes1:00 Brewster Moonface four-piece electric blues/roots band 2:00 Jackie Paladino Brooklyn-based soul-pop singer/songwriter 3:00 Kevin Mahoney mellow vocals & acoustic guitar finesse4:30 Kevin Xu folk and pop songs related Chinese art and literature. 5:30 Giga Herbs indie rock band from NYC 6:00 Sergio Napoletano indie-rock singer/songwriter

ETG CAFE208 Bay St7:00PM Staten Island SNUGS sweet harmonies, classic rock, folk, blues, Beatles, and excellent originals

Fresh Kills Park (assemble at Schmul Park Playground) 7:15PM Inside the Bird Chorus cellist Anneke Schaul-Yoder improvises with birds as part of Inside the Bird Chorus 2016 (see sidebar)

John Cage: Waltz 8.3 Dongan Hills Ave and Patterson Ave10:00AM to 9:00PM John Cage’s Waltz 8.3 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part.

Staten Island

The Local NY

13-02 44th Ave7:00 Dennis Doyle solo guitar and singer, original blues/rock-inspired songs7:30 Richard McGraw indie-folk singer/songwriter8:00 TheBandCC female-fronted rock band

Socrates Sculpture Park32-01 Vernon Blvd 7:00PM Batala NYC Afro-Brazilian drum ensemble

RIDGEWOOD

Ridgewood Veteran’s TriangleMyrtle Ave & Cypress Ave3:45 RKHTY reggae and R&B-inflected singer/songwriter 4:45 Jacob Friedman atmospheric improvised looping guitar5:45 E$go experimental rap artist from Sunset Park7:00 Ken Voisin light rock and pop standards on keys

Venditti SquareWoodbine St & Myrtle Ave4:30 Christian Linsey indie-rock drum-mer and songwriter 6:00 Devil Pup hip-hop rock fused with electronics

71st Ave Plaza71st Ave & Myrtle Ave12:00 Ken Voisin light rock and pop standards on keys4:00 Joe Fuoco’s Music Center and Friends musicians and teachers from Glendale

SUNNYSIDE

Bar 4343-06 43rd St4:00 John Malone Irish and classic rock

Queens Library at Sunnyside43-06 Greenpoint Ave11:00 Robert Buscarsi multi-lingual troubadour singing popular standards2:00 Rolando R. eclectic jazz fusion3:00 Bradley True rocking children’s music artist

Spring Into the PlazasQueens Blvd and 40th St4:00 A Sunnyside Mixtape hip-hop theater celebration of Sunnyside

WOODHAVEN

John Cage: Waltz 40.298th St between Jamaica & 89th Aves10:00 AM – 9 John Cage’s Waltz 40.2 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part.12:30 Roberto Buscarsi multi-lingual troubadour singing popular standards

FLUSHING

Studio M / Afro-Asian Barbeque36-41 Main St7:00PM Q Morrow jazz-inflected world compositions

FOREST HILLS

Red Pipe Cafe 71-60 Austin St6:00 Joel Landy & Friends folksy and uplifting guitar 8:30 Joan Mercury dazzling R&B/pop vocals

JAMAICA

Jamaica Performing Arts Center 153-10 Jamaica Ave3:00PM - 6:00 Street Studio: Jamaica one of 8 small mobile recording studios on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the spontaneous collaborative production of original music. Stop by and contribute to a track! See sidebar for details.

Life Camp 111-12 Sutphin Blvd7:00PM Tafari XL hip-hop performer from Jamaica

McKinley’s Children’s Garden108-56 Union Hall St11:30 Noni Rene Philly-bred rock and soul singer 12:00 Benita Charles Harlem-based soul singer/songwriter12:30 Smax Music eclectic reggae-rock band1:30 Jason Waters Queens-native folk-rock singer/songwriter

LONG ISLAND CITY

Court Square 12:00PM – 2:00 Windchime (Mass Appeal Bagpipes and Low Wood-winds) an interactive musical work for a public space, intended for a large group of Highland bagpipers and bass woodwinds, composed by Matthew Welch, Shelley Washington, and Susanna Hancock. The public space is mapped out in such a way that the performer saunters through various pathways, playing sounds and notes spe-cific to each marked out location, mimicking a breeze traveling through and activating a wind chime.

John Cage: Waltz 40.1 47th Ave and 30th Pl10:00 Roberto Buscarsi multi-lingual troubadour singing popular standards10:00 AM – 9:00 John Cage’s Waltz 40.1 John Cage’s 49 Waltzes from 1977 asks for performers to capture music (sound) around them in specific locations throughout New York City. Anyone and everyone is welcome to take part.

ASTORIA

Athens Square Park1:00PM Qismat open mic hosted by Al Qually

Fatty’s Bar and Restaurant 45-17 28th Ave11:30 Fatty’s Locals neighborhood rock and pop bands6:00 M. Nero Nava rock and roll composite band7:00 Nervous Breakdowns pop/noise band

The Sparrow Tavern24-01 29th St8:00 PM Sweet Magma Queens-native rock n’ roll

Snowdonia34-55 32nd St12:45 Desmond McManus classic rocker pop6:00 Supermajor six-piece rock collective

BROAD CHANNEL

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge - South Garden 1 Cross Bay Blvd5:00AM Inside the Bird Chorus oboist Dave Kadden improvises with birds as part of Inside the Bird Chorus (see sidebar)

CORONA

Louis Armstrong House Museum34-56 107th St11:00 Lauren Lee “Space Jazz” Trio heavy-hitting intellectual piano/jazz trio12:00 Ed Polcer Jazz Group performing tunes of the Great American Song Book1:00 Christophe Assier Quartet The New School Jazz Quartet playing standards2:00 Audrey Silver jazz singer and songwriter3:00 Elias Ortiz Quintet The New School jazz group plays standards

ELMHURST

Dunningham Triangle82nd St & Ithaca St12:00 Os Clavelitos six-piece Samba band1:00 La Huerta nostalgic experimental Latin band 2:00 Ken Voisin light rock and pop standards on keys3:00 Hejira - A World Music Experi-ence Middle Eastern/jazz fusion

Manuel de Dios Unanue Triangle83rd St & Roosevelt Ave12:00 Brooklyn United Marching Band youth band playing classics1:30 Goussy Celestin Haitian-American jazz vocalist2:30 La Huerta nostalgic experimental Latin band3:30 Gian-Carla female jazz-fusion singer

Queens


Make Music New York’s 9th Annual

a celebration of all things punk!

This year, back on Governors Island. (Ferries from Battery Park on the half-hour)

16 HPPAfter The FallAmerican DischordAnkle GreaseArson WellesBasic BitchesBehind DeadlinesBest RegardsBitchtits Break*Carbon ThiefCrankDamn BroadsDemencia AlkoholikaDisposableDowntrodderEllen&theDegeneratesEnziguriExit 17Fear IsDead FractureFreya Wilcox & The HowlGo BigGone By FridayHeavy Negatives

I.R.A. / Infexion Respiratoria Aguda (Colombia)In CirclesInRod InsubordinationJoey Steel & the Attitude AdjustersLady BitsLady BiznessLeft In The AtticLegend of YouLittle PrinceLost In SocietyManic PixiMaterial Support Murder AvMutiny AbroadMy Kinda FireMy Pizza My World (tx)Nadir (OWTH side)NCMNerves EndNice Shot KidOh My Snare!One Handed Bandits

PM RadioQueen With A MegaphoneRatas En ZeloRats in the Wall (CA) Skelptarsis SketchySkum CitySo YesterdaySpecial Guests TBASprocket RocketSun RotSweet LucyTeenage HalloweenTeslas RevengeThe FemmepireThe HomewreckersThe MomsThirteen TowersThunderaTingles TransrectifierTrashyUp For NothingYum-yuckersZero Rights

Sunday, June 19th, 10am – 6pm

Punk Island

Eight stages with over six dozen bands, including:

With over 50 performances, jams, and workshops by artists ranging from

bluegrass and old-time to folk and roots, this is a hootenanny you won’t

want to miss.

Make your way to the porches of Governors Island’s historic Nolan Park

from 12-5p on June 18th, and don’t forget to bring an instrument to play

along to square-dances on the hour, open bluegrass and old-time jam

sessions, and performances by over 50 bands and artists, including:

Andi RaeCharlie PhillipsDK & The Joy MachineJasper LewisJesse LevyKneeling DrunkardsJuliette StrongBarry Komitor & FriendsLucy KalentariHilary Hawke’s Banjo StudentsJess LabusCraig GreenbergKrithiJesse Merandy of The Breakneck BoysDan SaulpaughMeghann WrightCarl BanksOwl and WolfCalotypeFort Vine

Sky DiamondsAlex McKinnonEric VitoffMy Other AxeDOUGMOREThe Tumble2nd Avenue Mountain BoysFausto BozzaThe PensThe Crusty GentlemenCurtis and CarlaSpuyten DuyvilFrank BellThe New StudentsString SoundBonehardt FlanniganStillhouse WidowsMoonshine FallsKeepin’ The FamilySquirrels of ConnecticutTanbark

With stages curated by Brookladelphia, Brooklyn Bluegrass Collective, The City Stompers, The Cowgirl Seahorse, The Green Room Old-Time Jam, The Hoover Dam Collective and Irish Whiskey Bar Sunday Bluegrass Jam.

Join us at 4:30 for a special festival-wide jam featuring Porch Stomp performers!

come on down and holler up a storm!

Porch Stomp!

Saturday, June 18th, 12pm– 5pmMake Music New York’s 3rd Annual

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