Members

Idith Meshulam

Idith Meshulam, pianist and artistic director of Ensemble Π, is rapidly becoming acknowledged as one of the most foremost interpreters of and advocates for contemporary American classical music.

Jasna Radonjic

Jasna Radonjic is an artistic administrator and producer with over ten years of experience working for large, mid size and small arts and educational organizations in New York City.

Karl Kramer

The New York Times wrote of [Karl’s] performance of Milton Babbitt’s Around the Horn: “essentially a stand-up routine for a virtuoso soloist, excellently communicated by Karl Kramer.”

Amy Zoloto, clarinetist, is a native Chicagoan, who earned a degree at DePaul University with Larry Combs. She has been a member of the Jacksonville Symphony, and the South Bend Symphony and has performed in Chicago under the batons of Pierre Boulez, Georg Solti and Daniel Barenboim.

Barry J. Crawford

Flutist Barry J. Crawford, enjoys an active and varied career as a flute soloist, chamber player, recording artist, flute teacher, and orchestral musician. The New York Sun recently reported, “Mr. Crawford is a young musician with guts. He found the quirky spirit of Prokofiev’s mercurial melodies and brought a robust flute sound”.

Kristin Norderval

Kristin Norderval, soprano, is a performer, composer and improviser who performs a repertoire that spans the renaissance to the avant-garde.

Airi Yoshioka

Airi Yoshioka has concertized throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, and Canada. Deeply committed to chamber music, Ms. Yoshioka is the founding member of the Damocles Trio and Modigliani Quartet and has performed and recorded with the members of the Emerson, Brentano, and Arditti Quartets.

Bill Trigg

William Trigg has been performing, composing, and conducting new music for over 25 years. He has premiered solo works by Babbitt, Bouchard, Dlugoszewski, Kupferman, Shapey, & Volans, and was solo marimbist in the New York City Ballet’s premiere production of Michael Torke’s “Echo”.

Claire Bryant

A native of South Carolina, cellist Claire Bryant enjoys an active and diverse career in New York City as a performer of chamber music, contemporary music, and solo cello repertoire. She is equally passionate and committed to her work as an educator and advocate for the inclusion of the arts in society.