An ever-expanding alternate digital reality of music, text, animation, and film interwoven within an unconnected wiki system.
A video timelapse music journey on Instagram in collaboration with Matthew Evan Taylor and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Live-streaming perpetual sonic art installation weaves together multiple streams of music into unexpected, evolving combinations.
Live performances from The Groanbox Boys, including works from David Bruce, Michael Ward-Bergeman, and John Adams in January 2009.
A series of curated Spotify playlists from our community of artists, inspired by and featuring Metropolis music.
Highlights from a concert forum at Americas Society in May 2009 featuring a performance by Gamelan Dharma Swara.
Watch an interactive program of new music from Jakub Ciupinski, including behind-the-scenes footage from September 2009.
Highlights from Metropolis’ May 2009 concert of commissions and premieres at Le Poisson Rouge.
Brooklyn Academy of Music presents Ahmir 'Questlove' Thompson’s Shuffle Culture in April 2012.
Original soundtrack developed by Metropolis and Jakub Ciupinski for a popular space simulation video game.
Experience the commissioned remix of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring from July 2008.
Metropolis presents the complete chamber orchestra concerti of Avner Dorman at Angel Orensanz Center in October 2007.
Watch highlighted works from Ryan Francis, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Maurice Ravel, Erik Satie, and David Bruce at The Times Center in April 2008.
Watch performances from Metropolis’ May 2017 concert at Angel Orensanz Center, including the US premiere of Avner Dorman: Mandolin Concerto.
Composer Jakub Ciupinski demonstrates an instrument designed to perform electronic music using hand gestures.
Pianist Miki Sawada shares a playlist of pieces reflecting her experience during the pandemic.
Unheard-of//Ensemble performs from Connecticut.
Cellist Christine J. Lee performs from Korea.
Composer and producer Nnux curates a playlist featuring work by female Latin American experimental composers.
Pianist Tomomi Sato and violinist Maki Omori perform from Nagoya.