Praised for his “excellent” and “precisely attuned” performances by the New York Times, percussionist Ian Rosenbaum has developed a musical breadth far beyond his years. He made his Kennedy Center debut in 2009 and later that year garnered a special prize created for him at the Salzburg International Marimba Competition. Rosenbaum joined the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center in 2012 as only the second percussionist selected in the Society’s history.  Memory Palace is an hour-long immersive musical narrative built around Christopher Cerrone’s evocative work of the same name. Through electro-acoustic soundscapes, visual projections, and a fluid juxtaposing of unexpected techniques and found, built, and traditional instruments, works by five American composers are interwoven seamlessly to explore new, expressive possibilities for solo percussion.

Friday, January 24, 8:00 p.m.
Liddy Doenges Theatre
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Tickets:  Table Seating $30, Orchestra $25
Students with ID $15 walk-up night of performance.
($3.50 service charge per ticket if purchased through Choregus Productions. Service charges slightly higher if purchased elsewhere)
Member and Group discounts available.

Call 918-688-6112 for tickets or more information. Discounted tickets are available for members–call 918-688-6112 to become a member or to renew your membership.  Single tickets available by phone (918-688-6112) or online here.

Ian Rosenbaum

“Simply breathtaking…a lesser performer could not have attempted nor even dreamed of giving the kind of performance Rosenbaum did. It was absolutely astounding, the most technically astute and artistically intuitive kind of exhibition anyone could hope for from a true virtuoso.”

Northwest Reverb by Lorin Wilkerson, July 12, 2018

“…a marvelously subtle performance tonight by [Rosenbaum]. His remarkable ability to sustain the hushed and mysterious atmosphere of the piece gave me the chills…”

Oberon’s Grove by Phillip Gardner