2020-2021 

Marilyn Nonken Performs Feldman
Streaming on demand through March 30, 2021

Marilyn Nonken's January performance of Morton Feldman's Triadic Memories, presented by the Philadelphia-based arts organization Bowerbird, is featured in the March 2021 issue of Gramophone. This appearance opened the series "Liminal States," offering late-night performances aimed to center, calm, and lead listeners to the magic space between awake and asleep. Marilyn Nonken's  "gripping and perceptive" interpretation is accessible online for the month of March at https://www.bowerbird.org/nonken

Marilyn Nonken Performs Feldman
11pm on January 20, 2021 – Livestream, free admission

Bowerbird is pleased to present Liminal States, a new series of late night, live streamed concerts intended to be listened to as you fall asleep. Aiming to center and calm, the musicians will seek to lead listeners to that magic space between awake and asleep. Tune in and bliss out. Marilyn Nonken will perform Morton Feldman’s “Triadic Memories” from her studio in Manhattan.

Perfect Truths: Beethoven and Ives
8pm on December 8, 2020 – Free Livestream
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Marilyn Nonken: Charles Ives: Sonata No. 2, “Concord, Mass., 1840-1860”
Jeffrey Swann: Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata in B-flat Major, Op. 106, “Hammerklavier." 

This livestreamed concert is part of NYU Steinhardt's Beethoven the Contemporary, a festival that celebrates Beethoven's historical innovations and contemporary relevance. 

New Release
​Richard Carrick, lanterne (New Focus)

​Featuring Marilyn Nonken, String Noise, Margaret Lancaster, Vasko Dukovski, Either/Or, John Popham, Lauren Cauley, New York New Music Ensemble, Musicians of the Gugak Contemporary Orchestra of Seoul, Eduardo Leandro, & Mivos Quartet

​Available on Bandcamp

Upcoming Recording
Marilyn records Christopher Trapani's ​Lost Time Triptych at New York University's Dolan Studios, with the composer virtually present.

Upcoming Release
Morton Feldman, Complete Music for Piano and Cello (Mode Feldman Edition)

With Stephen Marotto & Marilyn Nonken.

Sonatina for Cello and Piano (1946) premiere recording; Two Pieces [For Danny Stern] (1948); Composition [8 little pieces] (1951); Durations 2 (1960); For Stockhausen, Cage, Stravinsky and Mary Sprinson (1972); Patterns in a Chromatic Field (1981)