Upcoming
New Album
Field of Action / contraposition
duos
with Charmaine Lee
and Weston Olencki
(vinyl + digital versions,
+ contraposition score)
Feb. 2022
Out of Your Head Records
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New Music
(premiering 2021-22)
new work
for five brass and piano/synth
for Nate Wooley, Forbes Graham, David Byrd-Marrow,
Weston Olencki, and Dan Peck
2/28/22
Roulette
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interbeing
for TAK
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A Drop of Water (László Krasznahorkai)
solo prepared piano
for richard valitutto
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Fall 2021 Shows
8/20: Time:Spans Festival, DiMenna Center -- Wet Ink plays new music by Ben LaMar Gay, Alex Mincek, Mariel Roberts, and Sam Pluta
9/23: Roulette -- Anna Webber Large Ensemble
10/2: Ear Taxi Festival, Chicago -- works by Ben LaMar Gay, Maria Kaoutzani, Alex Mincek, and Ted Moore, with Wet Ink Ensemble
10/9-11: Adelphi University -- Recording Voided Cross, with HYPERCUBE
10/28: Indiana University -- IU New Music Ensemble performs Auditory Scene Analysis, plus works by Sky Macklay and Claude Baker
11/17-18: Scholes St. Studio -- Wet Ink Ensemble with 2021-22 Artists-in-Residence Nick Dunston and Katherine Young
12/19: DiMenna Center -- Wet Ink Large Ensemble
about
Eric Wubbels (b.1980) is a composer
and performer. Since 2004 he has been pianist and
Co-Director of the
Wet Ink Ensemble (NYC), and he performs regularly in projects with Mariel Roberts and Josh Modney,
Weston Olencki, and Charmaine Lee, among others.
His music has been presented by LA Phil Green Umbrella series, Huddersfield Festival, ISSUE Project Room,
Roulette, Bowerbird, Chicago Symphony MusicNOW, New York Philharmonic CONTACT, Contempuls (Prague),
reMusik (St. Petersburg, RU) and Zurich Tage für Neue Musik, among others.
Wubbels has been awarded grants and fellowships from the American Academy of Arts and Letters,
NYFA, NYSCA, Fromm Foundation, Chamber Music America, ISSUE Project Room, MATA Festival,
Barlow Endowment, Jerome Foundation, and Yvar Mikhashoff Trust, and residencies at the MacDowell
Colony ('11, '16, '20), Copland House, L'Abri (Geneva), Djerassi Resident Artists Program, and Civitella
Ranieri Center (Italy).
As a performer, he has given U.S. and world premieres of works by major figures such as Peter Ablinger,
Richard Barrett, Beat Furrer, George Lewis, and Mathias Spahlinger, as well as vital young artists such as
Rick Burkhardt, Erin Gee, Bryn Harrison, Clara Iannotta, Darius Jones, Cat Lamb, Ingrid Laubrock,
Charmaine Lee, Alex Mincek, Sam Pluta, Katharina Rosenberger, Kate Soper, and Anna Webber.
He has recorded for hatART, Pi Recordings, Carrier Records, Out of Your Head, Intakt, New Focus,
and quiet design, among others, and has held teaching positions at Amherst College and Oberlin Conservatory.
Wet Ink Ensemble (NYC), and he performs regularly in projects with Mariel Roberts and Josh Modney,
Weston Olencki, and Charmaine Lee, among others.
His music has been presented by LA Phil Green Umbrella series, Huddersfield Festival, ISSUE Project Room,
Roulette, Bowerbird, Chicago Symphony MusicNOW, New York Philharmonic CONTACT, Contempuls (Prague),
reMusik (St. Petersburg, RU) and Zurich Tage für Neue Musik, among others.
Wubbels has been awarded grants and fellowships from the American Academy of Arts and Letters,
NYFA, NYSCA, Fromm Foundation, Chamber Music America, ISSUE Project Room, MATA Festival,
Barlow Endowment, Jerome Foundation, and Yvar Mikhashoff Trust, and residencies at the MacDowell
Colony ('11, '16, '20), Copland House, L'Abri (Geneva), Djerassi Resident Artists Program, and Civitella
Ranieri Center (Italy).
As a performer, he has given U.S. and world premieres of works by major figures such as Peter Ablinger,
Richard Barrett, Beat Furrer, George Lewis, and Mathias Spahlinger, as well as vital young artists such as
Rick Burkhardt, Erin Gee, Bryn Harrison, Clara Iannotta, Darius Jones, Cat Lamb, Ingrid Laubrock,
Charmaine Lee, Alex Mincek, Sam Pluta, Katharina Rosenberger, Kate Soper, and Anna Webber.
He has recorded for hatART, Pi Recordings, Carrier Records, Out of Your Head, Intakt, New Focus,
and quiet design, among others, and has held teaching positions at Amherst College and Oberlin Conservatory.