Bandwidth Residency Recital

Join us for a performance that draws on everything from classical repertoire to contemporary influences; traditional formats to experimental approaches. Over one intensive week, Curtis students will build a concert entirely from their own ideas, with guidance from Nate Farrington (Principal Bass, Los Angeles Opera), Gabriel Globus-Hoenich (Founder/Director, People of Earth), and Teddy Abrams (Music Director, Louisville Orchestra; Composer)—original arrangements, new compositions, multimedia integration, and interdisciplinary collaborations.

Working quickly from concept to performance, they’ll learn to trust their creative instincts and put aside perfectionism. The work will demand their technical mastery while asking them to reach beyond it. New music, reimagined classics, poetry, staging, multimedia, or whatever emerges from pushing their creative curiosity.

Farrington, Abrams, and Globus-Hoenich have been making music together since their student days at Curtis. Through their trio Nate’s World and larger ensemble Musicians from Garden Music, they create programs where rigorous classical training meets their boundless musical interests. Every concert is built fresh and shaped by what’s inspiring them and their collaborators in the moment. No two performances are the same. They bring that same approach to Curtis students through the Bandwidth Residency. For these artists, bandwidth means the capacity to transmit and receive without limits.

Please note: Performance programs are subject to last-minute changes and cancellations.