muzycy: Erin Lesser, Flute
Alicia Lee, Clarinet
Alex Mincek, Saxophones/Bass Clarinet
Kate Soper, Voice
Eric Wubbels, Piano
Joshua Modney, Violin
Miranda Sielaff, Viola
Victor Lowrie, Viola
Jessie Marino, Cello
Ian Antonio, Percussion
Russell Greenberg, Percussion
Jeff Snyder, Electronics
Sam Pluta, Electronics

Alex Mincek, Artistic Director
Guests:
Ariana Lamon-Anderson (clarinets)
Eliot Gattegno (saxophones)
Ian Carroll (trombone)
Andrew McIntosh (viola)
Eric Moore (cello)
Scott Worthington (contrabass)

The Wet Ink Ensemble is a New York-based new music collective. The group's repertoire is diverse, ranging from scores of rigorous notational complexity to indeterminate and improvisational music; from the American experimental tradition to the contemporary European avant-garde; from acoustic to amplified to electronic works and works for homemade instruments.

The Wet Ink Ensemble has performed works by composers such as Ablinger, Feldman, Ferneyhough, Furrer, Hurel, Bernhard Lang, Lucier, Murail, Nono, Reich, Rzewski, Sciarrino, Tenney, and Wolff, and premiered works by emerging artists like James Fei, Hikari Kiyama, Alex Mincek, Randy Nordschow, Marianthi Papalexandri-Alexandri, James Saunders, Oliver Schneller, Kate Soper, Charlie Wilmoth and Eric Wubbels.

Texturen is a monumental tour de force with only a defined beginning, but no defined end and an all but continuous, epic musical journey that flows right out of the shrill bending sound of its first electronic notes. the various sections of the suite «each reinforcing the composer’s belief in the interconnectedness of all aspects of sound» are all woven in an endless warp of time.
by Raul da Gama

The Wet Ink Ensemble is a New York-based new music collective. The group's repertoire is diverse, ranging from scores of rigorous notational complexity to indeterminate and improvisational music; from the American experimental tradition to the contemporary European avant-garde; from acoustic to amplified to electronic works and works for homemade instruments.

The Wet Ink Ensemble has performed works by composers such as Ablinger, Feldman, Ferneyhough, Furrer, Hurel, Bernhard Lang, Lucier, Murail, Nono, Reich, Rzewski, Sciarrino, Tenney, and Wolff, and premiered works by emerging artists like James Fei, Hikari Kiyama, Alex Mincek, Randy Nordschow, Marianthi Papalexandri-Alexandri, James Saunders, Oliver Schneller, Kate Soper, Charlie Wilmoth and Eric Wubbels.

Texturen is a monumental tour de force with only a defined beginning, but no defined end and an all but continuous, epic musical journey that flows right out of the shrill bending sound of its first electronic notes. the various sections of the suite «each reinforcing the composer’s belief in the interconnectedness of all aspects of sound» are all woven in an endless warp of time.
by Raul da Gama