A New York Public Library/Mostly Mozart Trivia Concert, hosted by International Contemporary Ensemble

 

 

What happens when the expert curators and archivist of the New York Public Library for The Performing Arts plan a night-cap with performers from the Mostly Mozart Festival? The most imaginative, arts-focused FREE trivia night this city’s ever seen. Join hosts ICE (the International Contemporary Ensemble) for an interactive night of culture games, with three world premier performances; stupid musician tricks, where ICE members show off their craziest instrumental skills; prizes from Lincoln Center and NYPL; plus an audience trivia competition, where the library’s unparalleled collection of composers’ manuscripts, recordings, choreographic notes, and theater designs inspire every question. 

 

The event will feature: 

 

- World premieres performances of works by Amy Williams, Alex Freeman, and students from the Walden School.

 

- An audience participation pub quiz, inspired by ICE's repertory and NYPL collections of rare performing arts artifacts. (the winning team will recieve a package of prizes from Lincoln Center, NYPL, and ICE)

 

- "Stupid Musicians Tricks," where ICE members compete against each other, showing off their most impressive, strangest, most acrobatic extended instrumental skills, judged by the audience. 

 

 

This event takes place at the David Rubenstein Atrium, Lincoln Center - West 62nd Street and Broadway. 

 

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