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Timo Andres: Fiddlehead
An intimate evening of solo piano works from composer/pianist Timo Andres and works by Duke Ellington, Philip Glass, Frederic Rzewski, and Gabriella Smith.
Timo Andres: The Blind Banister
Released March 22, 2024 on Nonesuch Records with Timo Andres, Silas Brown, and Andrew Cyr.
A Memorial Tribute: Ingram Marshall
A Memorial Tribute to late American composer Ingram Marshall featuring Metropolis artists at The Greene Space and live on WNYC.
Timo Andres performs "Dark Days" and "Story of Our Town"
Pianist and composer Timo Andres performs from Brooklyn.
Time Travelers to Versailles
April 21, 2018 / World premieres from Timo Andres, Caroline Shaw, and a performance of Charpentier with Metropolis Ensemble and TENET early music ensemble.
New York Times: A Room-Size Painting Becomes a Cello Concerto About Versailles
Timo Andres’ piece, which features the cellist Inbal Segev performing with the Metropolis Ensemble, is based on John Vanderlyn’s “Panoramic View of the Palace and Gardens of Versailles” (1818-19), a massive painting on nearly 2,000 square feet of canvas that requires its own circular gallery in the Met’s American Wing.
Fifteen Questions with Inbal Segev
Inbal recommends the panoramic installation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that inspired composer Timo Andres to write a new cello concerto.
The New Yorker: Goings On — Time Travelers to Versailles
The MetLiveArts concert “Time Travelers to Versailles” with Metropolis and TENET is a featured event for The New Yorker.
5 Nights 11 Pianists
PIANO PHILHARMONIC: TIMO ANDRES, DAVID KAPLAN, ANDREW HSU AND MIKA EMILY SASAKI PILE ONTO THE PIANO BENCH TO PERFORM MUSIC ORIGINALLY FOR ORCHESTRA.
September 17, 2017
Celebrate: Metropolis Ensemble Turns Ten
Celebrate a decade of innovation in music with a roving party.
New York Times: Lending Mozart a Left Hand
The composer and pianist Timo Andres’s take on the “Coronation” (otherwise known as the Piano Concerto No. 26 in D) felt necessary — not a lark but a surprisingly moving dazzler.
Timo Andres: Home Stretch Album Release Concert
Celebrate the release of Timo Andres' album, Home Stretch, at Housing Works on July 30, 2013.
Timo Andres: Home Stretch
Released on Nonesuch Records, Metropolis Ensemble is delighted to present Timo Andres' album, Home Stretch, pairing the title work with two Metropolis Ensemble commissioned works by Andres: a recomposition of Mozart's "Coronation" and "Paraphrase on Themes by Brian Eno."
NPR First Listen Review: "Home Stretch"
“Thought-provoking glimpses into how the past and the present merge in classical music today.”
Renderings
Experience new works inspired by classical lyricism in their most contemporary forms with Timothy Andres, Vivian Fung, and Ray Lustig.

