Composer

Orchestra concert featuring world premiere by Christian Quiñones, telling the story of Utica’s uniquely beautiful community of immigrants through a blending of music, food, and stories. Orchestra also performs selections from Handel’s Water Music, favorite Pop songs, Patriotic fanfare, and sing-alongs.

Water Music New York: More Voices - Utica

Harbor Point

Alarm Will Sound is “one of the most vital and original ensembles on the American Music scene” (The New York Times), comprising 20 artists who are “not just extraordinary musicians, but also next-generation thinkers” (TimeOut New York). The ensemble is renowned for a visionary range of collaborations, and this concert marks the beginning of an extraordinary series curated by 2021 Pulitzer Prize winner, 2022 Kennedy Center honoree, and Carnegie Hall’s 2023–2024 Debs Composer’s Chair Tania León—a singular artist and longtime collaborator of the ensemble’s. Included in the program is León's Toque, inspired by the quintessential Cuban dance tune “Almendra.”

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Alarm Will Sound

Carnegie Hall

A celebration of strings, bringing together a quintet of SLSO string players performing a rich array of music by Jessie Montgomery and Christian Quiñones, as well as Franz Schubert’s Quintet in C major, op. 81. 

Schubert, Jessie Montgomery, Christian Quiñones: Strings

The Sheldon

Princeton Second-Year Graduate Student composers—Hope Littwin, Soo Yeon Lyuh, Christian Quiñones, and Justin Wright—present new works written in response to the works of established composers as part of their PhD General Examinations.

Princeton Sound Kitchen: Generals Concert

Taplin Auditorium

After performing Professor Donnacha Dennehy’s Land of Winter in September, celebrated 20-person ensemble Alarm Will Sound returns to perform works by Princeton University graduate student composers including Gulli Björnsson, Dai Wei, Liam Elliot, Hope Littwin, Soo Yeon Lyuh, Christian Quiñones, Elijah Daniel Smith, Max Vinetz, Justin Wright.

Princeton Sound Kitchen: Alarm Will Sound

Richardson Auditorium

Saxophone quartet ~Nois performs new works by Princeton University graduate student composers Francisco del Pino, Kennedy Taylor Dixon, Bobby Ge, Travis Laplante, Lucy McKnight, Christian Quiñones, and Nathan Schram.

Princeton Sound Kitchen: Nois

A solo evening under the signs of the body, desire and intensity. A double bill of two performances: HIGH TIDE by Emilie Gregersen and I QUERY / this body is not an answer by Fabio Liberti.

Composer

Christian Quiñones

Events

Upcoming events

27 - 28 Nov, 2026

Double Bill: High Tide & I QUERY / this body is not an answer ·

Past events

Jul 3, 2025

Water Music New York: More Voices - Utica · Albany Symphony

Mar 26, 2024

Alarm Will Sound · Carnegie Hall

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