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Ensemble-in-Residence

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ensemble mise-en is an innovative and versatile New York-based contemporary music collective led by composer Moon Young HA. With over fifteen of New York’s most talented musicians, our multi-national personnel strive to bring a repertoire of challenging, new sounds to diverse audiences. We wish to impart an experience that is simultaneously multi-cultural, intellectually stimulating, and aesthetically pleasing ("mee" in Korean means "beauty", "zahn" means "to decorate"). The ensemble promotes large-scale composition projects and dynamic performances of contemporary music featuring the works of established and budding composers.
Since founded in 2011, ensemble mise-en has collaborated with many esteemed partners such as Washington Square Contemporary Music Society, International Alliance for Women in Music, Austrian Cultural Forum New York, Open Meadows Foundation, New York University, New York Foundation for the Arts, Goethe-Institute (Boston), Villa Gillet (Lyon, France), and more. As of date, the ensemble has presented a total of 115 pieces, of which 40 being original works written for the group, and 41 US and NY premieres. The ensemble has performed at avariety of exciting venues such as (le) poisson rouge, Bohemian National Hall, the Tank, the DiMenna Center, Tenri Cultural Institute, The Invisible Dog Art Center, and the cell.
It is our mission to create a concert experience that allows us to engage with our audiences through educational workshops and interactive presentations, providing the public with meaningful
connections to the incredibly vast, diverse and growing body of contemporary compositions. Our season series and summer festival supports interaction between audiences of all musical backgrounds and abilities, and also has programs for young and less-experienced composers. We take great pride in curating programs that allow for diverse multi-cultural exchange within New York City’s new music scene.