Andrew Munn and Walewein Witten will perform Franz Schubert’s Winterreise at Theater Kiel.

Andrew Munn will sing the role of Jesus in a concert performance of Bach’s Johannes Passion at the Immanuel Kirche in Berlin.

Andrew Munn and Jacob Greenberg will present a program of fifteen songs by Charles Ives in advance of their album recording on New Focus Records.

Andrew will perform Winterreise with pianist Christopher Guzman in the Galvin Recital Hall of Northwestern University in Evanston, Chicago, Illinois.

Andrew will be joined by the pianist Peter Grunberg for Schubert’s Winterreise in a special event at the Henry Miller Memorial Library in Big Sur, California.

Andrew Munn will present Ned Rorem’s 1968 song cycle War Scenes, on texts from the American civil war diary of Walt Whitman as an invited artist for the Modern Song Collective inaugural performance. With pianist and curator Philip Headlam.

Andrew will perform as an invited guest artist at Akademie der Künste and Haus der Poesie’s new series Reimagining the Lied.

Voice and electronics, guided by radical artistic-political practice, broadcasted globally with Phønix.

Andrew Munn presents Shostakovich’s, Suite on Verses by Michelangelo with pianist Bálint Zsoldos. Shostakovich’s cycle will be framed by lectures from the art historian and curator Julia Modes on Michelangelo and the modern visual artists who drew on his work.

Andrew Munn will present Shostakovich’s Suite on Verses by Michelangelo with the pianist Bálint Zsoldos in the new Medgyaszay Hall of the Hungarian State Opera.

Presented by Papegeno

Andrew Munn and Rami Sarieddine will bring Winterreise to Berlin, in Kreuzberg’s Ölberg Kirche on the Landwehr Kanal.

with the pianist Rami Sarieddine, Andrew will perform Schubert’s Winterreise on the winter solstice in Nicosia, Cyprus. The performance is in honor of the 20th anniversary of Nicosia’s conservatory of music, ARTE.

Andrew and Daniel Gerzenberg will present Berlin Verses in the intimate Salon S in Kreuzberg. Event information forthcoming.

Joining the soloist/artist collective Phønix16 conducted by Timo Kreuser, Andrew will perform in Kraftwerk at the Berlin Atonal X100 Festival marking the centenary of Iannis Xenakis with a performance of Nuits, a work that rages in the name of political prisoners.

Recital of songs by Schubert on poetry from Mayrhofer and Goethe Settings, Eisler on poetry by Brecht, and Shostakovich’s Suite on English Verses with the pianist Christopher Guzman.

Berlin Verses with the pianist and conductor Adam Rothenberg in Millbrook, NY.
Ticketing and event information TBA.

Bass soloist in Mozart’s Requiem with the Pennsylvania Chamber Orchestra, State College Choral Society and Master Singers, conducted by Yaniv Attar.

Radical Praxis is a workshop co-created and co-led with organizer Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson and composer Iván Enrique Rodriguez.

Radical Praxis is a transposition of tools of community organizing into an artistic context. It responds to and builds on the "political awakenings" of 2020, in which a generation of young artists came to see their work and identities in relationship to critical questions of race, class, ecology, and power. With the the initial moment of passion and uprising past, how do we incorporate these necessary questions into our work in a sustainable way? In what ways is it already there? We are not calling for more political art, but a recognizing the ways in which art already is political.

Presented by The Juilliard School

as the King in a modernized Cinderella fairy-tale opera by Alma Deutscher.

Conductor: Gabriel Venzago
Director: Carl Philip von Maldeghem

5, 7, 12, 21, 28 December; 2 February, 1, 11 March

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Andrew will present a preview of his Berlin Verses with the pianist Jacob Greenberg as the featured young artist of the first LiedFest Berlin Oxford, curated by Dietrich Henschel and Sholto Kynoch.

appearing as the Medico in a new production Verdi’s Macbeth from the Salzburger Landestheater in the Felsenreitschule.

Director: Amélie Niermeyer
Conductor: Leslie Suganandarajah

30 October; 6, 12, 114, 19, 21, 25, 27 November
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as the cantor of improvised and discovered rituals to apprehend the eon-defining power of material waste.

A shrine to inner contradictions, absurdities and risks. We enter wastelands instead of unspoiled soil and let artifacts speak for themselves. Landfills are the new temples. We inhale the here and now. Transformative forces released. Free radicals. Rituals unmask the chaos beneath smooth surfaces. Can a cosmic connection be achieved in our time of disaster through a cult of pollution?

In collaboration with Kilian Jörg and Toxic Temple