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06.04.24 Wet Ink Ensemble play Sam Pluta's binary/momentary ii: flow state/joy state (2017) for trumpet, two trombones, piano, and percussion. Featuring Peter Evans on trumpet Alix Tucou on trombone, David Taylor on trombone, Eric Wubbels on piano and Ian Antonio on percussion. Josh Modney, conductor.
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02.13.2020 Charmaine Lee has an incredible extended vocal techniques style using multiple mic sources, effects and modular synth. She performed in a duo with Chris Goudreau at Scholes Street Studio, along with a duo of Josh Modney and Mariel Roberts, and a performance by Wet Ink Ensemble.
Patrick Higgins (Zs) & Josh Modney (Mivos Quartet) to release EVRLY MVSIC on NNA Tapes, premiere first single
Patrick Higgins (Zs) & Josh Modney (Mivos Quartet) to release EVRLY MVSIC on NNA Tapes, premiere first single
“…in a more traditional news voice at first…”
“Hark! Who goes there?”
“It is I sire, your loyal crier, bringing tidings from the Duke of New York.”
“Ah-ha, what sayeth he?”
“He speaketh of thee castle NNA Tapes and its bards Patrick of house Higgins and Josh of house Modney.”
“Them of mine minstrels ZS and International Contemporary Ensemble (ex-Mivos Quartet)?”
“The same, sire!”
“Hark! Of what…
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11/10/16 Josh Modney, member of Wet Ink Ensemble and International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) (and late of Mivos Quartet) curated an evening of challenging, delicate and disorientating music at Abrons Art Center for the Open ICE series. The program included Georges Aperghis’ Rasch for viola and saxophone, Natacha Diels’ Strange Attractors for piccolo, percussion and sampler, Evan Johnson’s L’art de toucher le clavecin for piccolo, violin and percussion, Andrew Greenwald’s A Thing is a Hole in a Thing it is Not for violin solo and Guillaume Dufay’s dieu m’amour, adieu ma joie arranged for voice, viola and cello followed by Mathias Spahlinger’s hommage of the same piece.
