2025 Concerts
January 25
Promises Broken — World Premiere
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at the Grace Baptist Church Chamber Music Series (Richmond, VA)
February 8
Nightmare Machine
Performed by JT Martinez at Frenship High School (Wolfforth, Texas)
February 11
Naked And On Fire
Performed by Cluster Percussion at Wylie East High School (Wylie, TX)
February 14
[being alone with yourself and trying to hide it] from I Am Code — World Premiere
Performed by the West Chester University Concert Choir (Kimberly Dunn Adams, director) at the Wells School of Music (West Chester, PA)
February 15
Gasoline Rainbow
Performed by the Schwob School of Music Percussion Ensemble (Paul Vailancourt, director) at Columbus State University (Columbus, GA)
February 18
Spiderweb Lead
Performed by The Bienen School of Music at Northwestern University Percussion Ensemble, directed by She-e Wu (Evanston, IL)
March 3
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at The University of North Carolina (Pembroke, NC)
March 6
Pittering/Pattering – Japan Premiere
Performed by The Toho College of Music Percussion Ensemble (Saitama, Japan)
March 8
Of Fossil Fuels and World On Fire from Elegy For The Earth
Performed by Chansemble Zürich + ChorgassChor Zürich + Stimmwek Basel (conducted by Jakob Wolfe) (Zurich, Switzerland)
March 9
Of Fossil Fuels and World On Fire from Elegy For The Earth
Performed by Chansemble Zürich + ChorgassChor Zürich + Stimmwek Basel (conducted by Jakob Wolfe) (Basel, Switzerland)
March 9
Garbage Brain
Performed by Trinity Trojan Percussion Ensemble (Euless, TX)
March 13
Baby Blackbird, Fly Now
Performed by Trevor Rybicki on the Matthew’s Episcopal Church’s Lenten Concert Series (Austin, TX)
March 30
Quick Blood
Performed by the Indiana University Percussion Ensemble (John Tafoya, Joseph Gramley, and and Kevin Bobo, directors) (Bloomington, IN)
April 12
Nightmare Machine
Performed by Miles Cingolani at SUNY Stonybrook (Stonybrook, NY)
April 14
Sparklefrog
Performed by the USU Percussion Ensemble (Jason Nicholson, conductor) at Caine College of the Arts (Logan, UT)
April 16
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at Chattanooga State Community College (Chattanooga, TN)
April 26
Carbon Paper and Nitrogen Ink
Performed by marimba soloist Amelia Beorger and the Gustavus Wind Orchestra, conducted by James Patrick Miller (Saint Peter, MN)
April 28
Alien Robots Unite!
Performed by the Troy Symphony Band (Mark Walker, conductor) (Troy, AL)
May 4
The Fishes Care Not About The Rain – World Premiere
Performed by Jonathan Ragonese with the Dalí Quartet at West Chester University (West Chester, PA)
May 6
Carbon Paper and Nitrogen Ink (marimba and piano edition)
Performed by marimbist Amelia Beorger at Gustavus Adolphus College (Saint Peter, MN)
May 10
Flop Turn River
Performed by the Cleveland Center for Suzuki Studies Cello Ensemble (Abbey Hansen, director) at University School Upper School (Chagrin Falls, OH)
May 19
Want It. Need It. Have It.
Performed by the Catchfire Collective at Creative Aging Network (Greensboro, NC)
May 21
Want It. Need It. Have It.
Performed by the Catchfire Collective at The GreenHill Center for NC Art (Greensboro, NC)
August 26
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at Morton Museum in (Collierville, TN)
August 28
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at Crosstown Arts in the Green Room on August 28 (Memphis, TN)
September 4
Fantasie Quartet – Australia Premiere
Performed by Briana Leaman and friends (Brunswick, VIC)
September 8
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at The University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa, AL)
October 3
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at Illinois State University (Normal, IL)
October 23
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at The University of North Alabama
October 27
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at Austin Peay State University (Clarksville, TN)
October 28
Spiderweb Lead
Performed by the Symphony of the Mountains Percussion Quartet at Lyric Theater (St. Paul, VA)
October 29
Spiderweb Lead
Performed by the Symphony of the Mountains Percussion Quartet at Science HIll High School Auditorium (Johnson City, TN)
November 6
That Radiant Outburst
Performed by Network for New Music at West Chester University (West Chester, PA)
November 9
That Radiant Outburst
Performed by Network for New Music at Settlement Music School (Germantown, PA)
November 9
The Cruel Waters
Performed by the University of Oklahoma Percussion Ensemble (Connor Stevens, director)
November 16
Opus a distanza — World Premiere
Performed by Tim Schwarz, Amy Barston, Ted Atkatz, and Audrey Andrist on Park Avenue Concerts (Swarthmore, PA)
December 23
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Chattanooga, TN)
2026 Concerts
January 14
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo (Sarasota, FL)
January 15
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at Timicua Performing Arts Center (Orlando, FL)
February 13
I Am Code — World Premiere
Performed by the West Chester University Concert Choir (Kimberly Dunn Adams, director) at the Wells School of Music (West Chester, PA)
March 8
I Am Code — Consortium Premiere
Performed by the University of Illinois Chamber Choir (Andrea Solya, director) at the University of Illinois School of Music (Champaign-Urbana, IL)
March 12
Carbon Paper and Nitrogen Ink
Performed by Bryce Papenthian at Oconomowoc Arts Center (Oconomowoc, Wisconsin)
April 11
Promises Broken
Performed by the Harnsberger/Jones Duo at the Texas Christian University Percussion Festival (Fort Worth, TX)
April 22
Of Fossil Fuels from Elegy for the Earth (arr. for women’s choir for Vokalensemble OTTO)
Performed by Vokalensemble OTTO at the Museum of Natural History (Zurich, Switzerland)
April 29
Of Fossil Fuels from Elegy for the Earth (arr. for women’s choir for Vokalensemble OTTO)
Performed by Vokalensemble OTTO at the Museum of Natural History (Zurich, Switzerland)
May 5
New Work for Percussion Quartet — World Premiere
Performed by the University of Delaware Graduate Percussion Group (Gene Koshinski and Tim Broscious, directors) (Newark DE)
May 8
Of Fossil Fuels from Elegy for the Earth (arr. for women’s choir for Vokalensemble OTTO)
Performed by Vokalensemble OTTO at the Museum of Natural History (Zurich, Switzerland)