Events

April 28 with Oberlin Alumni

Peter Flint to perform
with Oberlin Conservatory Alumni

Saturday, April 28, 2012

7:30pm

Dimenna Center
Mary Flagler Cary Hall
450 West 37th Street
New York City, NY

On Saturday, April 28, I will be performing my composition, Vegetative Statesfor solo accordion and electronics on a program of music by Oberlin Conservatory of Music alumni. I premiered this piece last fall with The Avian Orchestra to strong response and I have extended and reworked it for this upcoming performance.It will be a widely varied evening of great music and performances by a number of very talented Oberlin alumni. The program will have something for everyone, ranging from classical to contemporary to jazz to folk/pop. I will be performing first on the concert, which starts at 7:30pm, so don’t be late if you don’t want to miss me!Best of all is the ticket price – ABSOLUTELY FREE, thanks to the generosity of Oberlin and its alumni. Even better, your ticket price includes a reception with food and drink afterwards! You do not have to have attended Oberlin to go, but they would like to know roughly how many are coming though, so if you would like to attend, please visit the following link to RSVP:RSVP for the OBERLIN NYC CELEBRATION CONCERT!!(If you have any trouble responding via this link, email me through the Contact link at the top right of this page  and I will add you to the list myself.)

“Vegetative States” with The Avian Orchestra

The Avian Orchestra returned this fall with a lush new program of music about plants. World premieres from Bret BatteyMax DuykersPeter Flint, and Jonathan Newman as well as new arrangements for the group by Michael Gandolfi from his acclaimed symphony The Garden of Cosmic Speculation. The orchestra performinged against a backdrop of video created by the composers with other collaborators. An evening of fun, progressive, and approachable new music with something for everyone. 

September 24, 2011, 8:00pm

The Barn at Flint Woods
205 Center Meeting Road
Greenville, Delaware

September 26, 2011, 8:00pm

The Cell
338 W. 23rd Street (bet. 8th and 9th Avenues)
New York, NY

Bret Battey-Clonal Colonies preview from Peter Flint/Avian Orchestra on Vimeo.

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NY Times review of performance of Terry Riley’s IN C

This past weekend I had the great honor of playing accordion with a mixed chamber orchestra performing Terry Riley’s IN C as part of the Rite of Summer concert series on Governor’s Island. We put on two great performances and got a very nice write up in the NY TImes. See the link below for the review, in which I was very pleased to see my accordion playing mentioned. Special thanks to Blair McMillen for organizing this and bringing me on board!   Rite Of Summer IN C NY Times Review

PF Trio Preview at The Tank

Don’t wait until Feb 5 to hear the Peter Flint Trio again!

We’ve just been booked last minute on an informal showcase of Oberlin Conservatory  composers, past and present.  The Trio, including Peter, Andrew Sterman, and Arash Amini, will play about 15 minutes of music from our upcoming program. Expect to hear some of Peter’s accordion etudes, and perhaps one or two of his other works for the trio.

This evening will feature an informal presentation of work by students and faculty, both current and former, from the TIMARA program. The event serves as the focal point for four students (Meade Bernard, Sam Fisher, Gabe Stewart, and Eli Stine) and one faculty member (Tom Lopez) who have been working at Harvestworks Studios this month. http://harvestworks.org/ There will be live acoustic, electronic & computer music, video, and interactive art. Many alums and friends of the department have been invited to participate

DETAILS:

The Tank (http://www.thetanknyc.org/)
354 West 45th Street (between 8th and 9th Avenues)

Doors open at 6pm
Performances start around 7pm.

Tickets $5 at the door.

John Brown Opera Project: Purged By Blood

The John Brown Cycle (2005, 20′) for soprano, tenor, bass/baritone w/ piano or chamber ensemble is preview excerpt from Peter Flint’s forthcoming opera about the abolitionist John Brown. Purged By Blood: an internet opera will be released in serialized form, hopefully soon.

Bellowing at Art: New trio music

Peter Flint and friends play new trio music for accordion, cello, and woodwinds at

571Projects
551 West 21st Street, Unit 204A
New York, NY

Peter Flint, assisted by Avian Orchestra musicians Arash Amini (cello) and Alfonso Sturgeon (woodwinds), will premiere new music for his accordion trio at the intimate 571Projects gallery in Chelsea. Expect a quirky and engaging musical evening surrounded by edgy contemporary art as Peter puts his new-found accordion skills to the test and delves into new creative territory.

Purchase tickets now.

Double Speaking

Double Speaking (world premiere) for guitar and flute
performed by the Taggart-Grycky Duo

Gore Recital Hall, University of Delaware
Louise and David Roselle Center for the Arts (CFA)
(on Orchard Road, between Winslow Road & Kent Way)
Newark, Delaware

8:00pm
Admission: FREE

Eileen Grycky and Christiaan Taggart will be premiering my newest piece, Double Speaking, which is loosely inspired by some of the Latin American folk music I have been immersed in recently. It’s a virtuosic and fun composition. I’m completely looking forward to hearing them grapple with it!

Freewheels in Ohio, Delaware, Boston, and NYC

April – May 2008
Freewheels, my piece for bicycle video, ensemble and bike part percussion was performed in Ohio, Delaware, Boston, and NYC

Avian Orchestra in Wilmington, Philadelphia

performances of some of my songs with the Avian Orchestra in Wilmington, Philadelphia, and at Le Poisson Rouge in NYC.