Wavefield Ensemble

I am co-director and co-founder of Wavefield Ensemble. We are a collectively organized group of musicians dedicated to performing music and creating new artistic work at the highest level, and to actively engaging in educational activities geared toward inspiring the next generation of artists and performers. We aim to collaborate with like minded artists, performers, and thinkers of all stripes, and to offer a platform for all whose work demands it. Our goal is to share this work as broadly as possible and in so doing to inspire those we contact to a more deeply creative engagement with the world.

We are musicians and artists, we are people working together to make our world better by sharing our work: from creating and performing all sorts of music in all sorts of venues around the world, to running other artistic organizations, to sharing our craft with those who aspire to make their own work, to commissioning and developing new work. Learn more about the individual musicians of Wavefield here.

We have participated in residencies at MANA Contemporary in Jersey City, and at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY, and performed concerts at Carnegie Hall, National Sawdust, EMPAC, The Park Avenue Armory, MANA, Areté Gallery and other spaces.

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Duo RoMi is a New York-based flute and piano ensemble, dedicated to presenting innovative programs that combine classical repertoire with contemporary and newly commissioned works. Formed in the fall of 2008, the duo has performed at the Queens New Music Festival (where it was presented as one of five proposal winners), Music in Midtown series in New York City, Princeton Sound Kitchen, CUNY New Music Festival, Queensborough Community College concert series, and for two summers as part of the Institute and Festival for Contemporary Performance in New York.

Flutist Roberta Michel and pianist Mirna Lekić met at the CUNY Graduate Center while pursuing doctoral degrees in performance, where, as a duo, they received guidance from Robert Dick and Ursula Oppens. Individually, they have performed at New York venues including Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully and Avery Fisher Halls, Symphony Space, and Roulette, and have appeared in recitals throughout North America and Europe. As collaborators and individuals they have commissioned over 200 new chamber works.