LSU Opera presents the collegiate premiere of Dog Days, directed by Dugg McDonough and conducted by Michael Borowitz.

Opéra de Montréal presents the Canadian premiere of JFK, featuring the original world premiere cast, the Opéra de Montréal Chorus and Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, conducted by Steven Osgood.

LSU Opera presents the collegiate premiere of Dog Days, directed by Dugg McDonough and conducted by Michael Borowitz.

Opéra de Montréal presents the Canadian premiere of JFK, featuring the original world premiere cast, the Opéra de Montréal Chorus and Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, conducted by Steven Osgood.

Opéra de Montréal presents the Canadian premiere of JFK, featuring the original world premiere cast, the Opéra de Montréal Chorus and Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, conducted by Steven Osgood.

Opéra de Montréal presents the Canadian premiere of JFK, featuring the original world premiere cast, the Opéra de Montréal Chorus and Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, conducted by Steven Osgood.

H. Robert Reynolds conducts the West Coast premiere of RADIANT CHiLD.

Nick Photinos performs “and the sky was still there” on tour in support of his new record Petits Artéfacts.

Opera Saratoga presents Saratoga Sings for the Win, a free concert featuring opera and musical theater scenes that revolve around themes of gambling, sports, and competition, featuring “…A Quasi-Festival Position…” from Vinkensport, or The Finch Opera, performed by Carter Tholl.

The Bowling Green State University Graduate String Quartet performs Musik für den Schultheiß at the Manor House, Wildwood Metropark, in Toledo OH.

Detroit Bureau of Sound turns 2! Returning to the fabled Rivera Court as part of the DIA’s Friday Night Live series with music that’s minimal, hypnotic, and all made by living composers. Works for percussion quartet by David T. Little, Elliot Cole, Steve Reich, and a world premiere by DBS director Zac Brunell will be delivered on the first half of the program – the second half will feature a special guest artist, soon to be announced.

The Bowling Green State University Graduate String Quartet performs Musik für den Schultheiß at BGSU’s Bryant Concert Hall.

Maiani da Silva performs and the sky was still there, accompanied by a dance performance by Jessica Emmanuel.

Fargo-Moorhead Opera presents the North Dakota premiere of Soldier Songs, in a Beth Morrison Projects production, directed by Ashley Tata, featuring film by Bill Morrison, and starring Christopher Burchett.

Hajnal Pivnick performs Hellhound as part of Opera Memphis Midtown Opera Festival.

Bruce Levingston presents the world premiere of Accumulation of Purpose.

The world premiere of a new occasional piece for solo violin, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the MATA Festival

Newspeak makes its Kennedy Center debut performing David T. Little’s Electric Proletariat, as part of Mason Bates’ KC Jukebox series.

Theater Augsburg presents the European premiere of JFK, in a new production directed by Roman Hovenbitzer.

The Juilliard Summer Percussion Seminar, under the direction of Samuel Z. Solomon and Mike Truesdell, perform Speak Softly on its festival-end concert.

our sickness is a furious keen for solo cello, excoriating and lamenting the American mass shooting epidemic, and based on one year of mass shooter data. A jarring and violent work, it was commissioned by the London Sinfonietta as part of its Sinfonietta Shorts program. It also serves at the third movement of the cello suite how it begins / how it ends, commissioned by American cellist Brian Snow. The world premiere of our sickness will take place at the London Sinfonietta’s World Premiere Wednesday, a private breakfast event on Wednesday 25 July 2018, 8.30-10.00am at Rotunda Private Dining Room, Kings Place.

Philharmonisches Orchester Augsburg performs “Midnight Is The Loneliest Hour” from JFK at martini-park.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the brand new solo cello work, how it begins / how it ends, in its world premiere.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the Michigan premiere of Elegy (monsters are real), performed by James Johnston.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the Michigan premiere of obscure clues and shiny objects, performed by Caroline Chin.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the Michigan premiere of Little’s early Piano Trio performed by Snow, pianist James Johnston, and violinist Caroline Chin.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the Michigan premiere of Musik für den Schultheiß, performed by the Bowling Green State University’s graduate string quartet.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the Michigan premiere of Accumulation of Purpose, performed by James Johnston.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the brand new solo cello work, how it begins / how it ends, in its Ohio premiere.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the Ohio premiere of Elegy (monsters are real), performed by James Johnston.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the Ohio premiere of obscure clues and shiny objects, performed by Caroline Chin.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the Ohio premiere of Musik für den Schultheiß, performed by the Bowling Green State University’s graduate string quartet.

Cellist Brian Snow offers a unique event exploring a lesser-known side of Little’s output: unamplified solo and chamber works, including the Ohio premiere of Accumulation of Purpose, performed by James Johnston.

Boston’s Hub New Music performs descanso (waiting) at UNC Pembroke.

Choreographer Katarzyna Kozielska offers the premiere of a new ballet to Little’s and the sky was still there at the Chemnitz State Theater in Germany, alongside work by Marco Goecke und Alexander Ekman.

L.A. Opera presents Soldier Songs at the Ford Amphitheater, in a Beth Morrison Projects production, directed by Ashley Tata, featuring film by Bill Morrison, conducted by Alan Pierson, and starring David Adam Moore.

My contribution to the hybrid performance poem Words On The Street, “Home Fires Burn” is one of six songs planned, but never completed by composer Matt Marks, before he passed away in May, 2018.

Choreographer Katarzyna Kozielska offers the premiere of a new ballet to Little’s and the sky was still there at the Chemnitz State Theater in Germany, alongside work by Marco Goecke und Alexander Ekman.

My contribution to the hybrid performance poem Words On The Street, “Home Fires Burn” is one of six songs planned, but never completed by composer Matt Marks, before he passed away in May, 2018.

My contribution to the hybrid performance poem Words On The Street, “Home Fires Burn” is one of six songs planned, but never completed by composer Matt Marks, before he passed away in May, 2018.