NEC Contemporary Improvisation presents May Day Concert
Anthony Coleman and Lautaro Mantilla direct this Contemporary Improvisation concert exploring May Day’s significance in music and culture over the years—from its pagan origins focusing on spring and fertility, to its significance for workers and movements focusing on social change.
Ensembles
- Jewish Music Ensemble
- Survivors Breakfast
- Contemporary Improvisation Chamber Orchestra
- Contemporary Rock Ensemble
- Various student ensembles
Artists
- Anthony Coleman, Concert director & producer | Director, Survivor's Breakfast
- Lautaro Mantilla, Concert director & producer | Director, Contemporary Rock Ensemble
- Hankus Netsky, Director, Jewish Music Ensemble
- Eden MacAdam-Somer, Director, CI Chamber Orchestra
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