• Aug
• Sep
• Oct
• Nov
• Dec
• Jan
• Feb
• Mar
• Apr
• May
• Jun
• Jul

AUG

• 5
• FRI
• Los Angeles, CA, Valley Perform­ing Arts Center, 1.30pm
• I’ll be playing with clar­inetist-composer extra­or­di­naire Derek Bermel in his ICA show. We’ll play two of Derek’s chamber pieces and a new arrange­ment of Play it by Ear for clarinet & piano.

• 27
• SAT
• Milwau­kee, WI, Marcus Center, 7.00pm
• Present Music umm, presents a concert about Water. It is my under­stand­ing that a portion of this will take place on an actual river; as such, one of the pieces on the program is my Fast Flows.

SEP

• 15
• THU
• New York, NY, Angel Orensanz Center, 8.00pm
• Metrop­o­lis Ensemble presents “Render­ings”, at which I’ll play my re-condi­tioned Mozart concerto, along­side new works by Vivian Fung and Ray Lustig. There will be a lavish recep­tion before­hand spon­sored by the wonder­ful ‘wichcraft.

OCT

• 7
• FRI
• Charleston, SC, Univer­sity of South Carolina School of Music, 8.00pm
• I’m excited to go on my first out-of-towner with ACME. We’ll be playing a bunch of things includ­ing my old favorite, Jacob Druck­man’s Come Round.

• 15
• SAT
• New York, NY, Miller Theater, 7.30pm
• Eighth Black­bird (well, ⅓ of Eighth Black­bird) will play Crashing Through Fences on the SONiC Festival at Miller Theater. Also on the program: music by Amy Beth Kirsten, Dan Visconti, and Caleb Burhans.

• 16
• SUN
• New York, NY, Miller Theater, 7.30pm
• I’ll be “guesting” (not a word) with the wonder­ful NOW Ensemble on this marathon concert curated by the JACK Quartet. It’s also part of the ambi­tious SONiC Festival, which is in turn curated by Derek Bermel and Stephen Gosling. Hm, hier­ar­chi­cal curators.

• 23
• SUN
• Brooklyn, NY, 8 Old Fulton St. #1‑S, 4.30pm–7.30pm
• Sleeping Giant Fall Fundraiser! Featur­ing perfor­mances by Mellissa Hughes, Ashley Bathgate, and members of Sleeping Giant. Food, drinks, and festiv­i­ties. Come on down! We would love to see you. Admis­sion is by donation. $40 suggested donation ($20 for students). If you would like to attend, please RSVP to c.cerrone@gmail.com

• 25
• TUE
• New York, NY, Joe’s Pub, 7.00pm
• ACME is playing a concert of music curated by the online composerly commu­nity Sequenza21, includ­ing premières from James Holt, Rob Deemer, and David Smooke. And hey, look here, it’s free!

NOV

• 4–5
• FRI–SAT
• Prince­ton, NJ, Insti­tute for Advanced Study
• Two concerts at the IAS with Derek Bermel. Music by Timo, Derek, Ives, Poulenc, Copland, Schumann.

• 19
• SAT
• New York, NY, Manhat­tan School of Music
• The world première of Two River Songs with Daniel Schwait (baritone) and Wells Andres Tema Watstein (violin).

• 20
• SUN
• New York, NY, The Greene Space, 11.00am–11.00pm
• As part of WQXR’s Beethoven Aware­ness Month, they’re hosting a marathon perfor­mance of all 32 piano sonatas at the Greene Space. I’ll be playing two, in two differ­ent “segments” of the program: Op. 53 (the “Wald­stein”) and my personal favorite, Op. 78.

• 25
• FRI
• Dublin, Ireland, Liberty Hall, 8.00pm
• If you happen to find yourself in Dublin, the excel­lent Crash Ensemble will be playing my piece… wait for it… Crashing Through Fences. The program is on a “young Amer­i­cans” theme and looks to be quite inter­est­ing: Mazzoli, Ueno, Friar, and a heaping helping of Muhly.

• 29
• TUE
• Brooklyn, NY, Public Assembly, 7.30pm
• Ted Hearne’s band Delusion Story takes the stage at Public Assembly. Great opening acts too: Ken Thom­son’s The Low End and Daniel Wohl’s Corps Exquis.

DEC

• 2
• FRI
• Cambridge, MA, Longy School of Music, 8.00pm
• I’m joining the wonder­ful Julian Pelli­cano and the Longy School orches­tra in Home Stretch.

JAN

• 17
• TUE
• Tilburg, The Nether­lands, De Link, 8.30pm
• Cellist Hannah Collins puts together a program of Dutch and American favorites includ­ing I Found it by the Sea, which she commissioned.

• 19
• THU
• New Haven, CT, Sprague Hall, 8.00pm
• I’ll be playing the wonder­ful British composer Martin Suck­ling’s Schubert-inspired Lieder Ohne Worte.

• 21
• SAT
• New York, NY, The Allen Room, Jazz at Lincoln Center, 8.30pm/10.30pm
• Actor/singer Michael Cerveris on the American Songbook series at Lincoln Center. I’m accom­pa­ny­ing him in one of my favorite pieces, Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915.

• 21–22
• SAT–SUN
• Cedar Rapids/Iowa City, IA, Sinclair Audi­to­rium/West High School, 7.30pm/2.30pm
• The excel­lent pianist Conor Hanick performs Beethoven’s Emperor concerto in his native Iowa, featur­ing a big new first movement cadenza I wrote for him. Oh wait, that was supposed to be a surprise.

• 26
• THU
• New York, NY, Gershwin Hotel, 7.00pm
• Cellist Ashley Bathgate and pianist Vicky Chow, both of Bang on a Can fame, play Fast Flows the River at the Gershwin Hotel.

• 28
• SAT
• New York, NY, 92YTribeca, 9.00pm
• LAST MINUTE SHOW! I’ll be playing an hour-long solo set on the theme “songs without words” featur­ing music by Martin Suckling, Schubert, and me, Timo. Sharing the bill is the great percus­sion-cello-viola trio New Morse Code: Mike Compitello, Hannah Collins, and Anne Lanzilotti.

FEB

• 4
• SAT
• Cedar Falls, IA, Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony, 7.30pm
• I’m playing my Mozart re-construc­tion with Jason Wein­berger and the WCFS, and they’re also playing Bathtub Shrine!

MAR

• 1
• THU
• Brooklyn, NY, Brooklyn Phil­har­monic, 6.30pm
• Two free chamber concerts by Brooklyn Phil­har­monic players, featur­ing author Phillip Lopate on what it is to live and work in Brooklyn. Pianist Molly Morkoski will perform At the River.

• 2
• FRI
• New York, NY, Symphony Space, 8.00pm
• The world première of my new piece Trade Secrets for the wonder­ful Cadillac Moon Ensemble.

• 4
• SUN
• Brooklyn, NY, Brooklyn Phil­har­monic, 4.00pm
• Two free chamber concerts by Brooklyn Phil­har­monic players, featur­ing author Phillip Lopate on what it is to live and work in Brooklyn. Pianist Molly Morkoski will perform At the River.

• 23–24
• FRI–SAT
• Venice, CA, Beyond Baroque, 9.00pm/3.00pm
• The young chamber orches­tra Wild Up is playing some of my music on these concerts, the theme of which is Brooklyn vs. Los Angeles (new music edition).

• 24–25
• SAT–SUN
• Los Angeles, CA, Los Angeles Chamber Orches­tra, 8.00pm/7.00pm
• I’m writing/playing a new piano and chamber orches­tra piece for Jeffrey Kahane & co.! I’ll also be playing my Mozart re-some­thing.

APR

• 13
• FRI
• Amherst, MA, Buckley Recital Hall, 8.00pm
• Accom­pa­ny­ing the lovely Mellissa Hughes up to Amherst College to perform a concert of music by Jacob Cooper, Gabe Kahane, my Family Plays, and Amherst under­grad­u­ate composers.

MAY

• 4
• FRI
• Brooklyn, NY, Brooklyn Academy of Music
• Perform­ing with NOW Ensemble in (almost) my back yard.

• 4
• FRI
• New York, NY, Fred­er­ick Loewe Theatre, 8.00pm
• The NYU Contem­po­rary Ensemble is perform­ing Trade Winds.

• 11
• FRI
• Denver, CO, Newman Center, 7.30pm
• I’ll be opening for the amazing Brad Mehldau Trio at the Newman Center. Who knows what could happen?

• 14
• MON
• New York, NY, Pratt Manhat­tan Gallery, 8.00pm
• Two things on this Look & Listen Festival concert: I Found it by the Sea with ACME; and Play it by Ear with Derek Bermel.

• 24
• THU
• Brooklyn, NY, Issue Project Room, 8.00pm
• The Deviant Septet premières the newly-completed Histo­ries, the first collab­o­ra­tive work by Sleeping Giant.

• 29
• TUE
• New York, NY, Le Poißon Rouge, 7.30pm
• Solo piano concert at LPR. Music of Ted, Timo, Ingram, Schumann, Brahms, and maybe some­thing else? TBD?

JUN

• 2
• SAT
• New York, NY, The Players Club, 8.00pm
• A little Shaw-centric concert to cap this year’s Project Shaw with the wonder­ful mezzo-soprano Rachel Calloway. We’ll be doing songs by Wagner and Elgar, and I’ll play some solo piano music by Brahms and a couple of my own pieces.

• 8
• FRI
• London, UK, Wigmore Hall, 10.00pm
• Making my London début with a late-night solo concert at Wigmore Hall!

• 20
• WED
• New York, NY, The Stone, 8.00pm/10.00pm
• Sleeping Giant summer show!

• 23
• SAT
• Mont­clair, NJ, Cali School of Music, 1.15pm
• Y’all know you want to come see my lecture/performance “How and why to play contem­po­rary music” at the 2012 Taubman Piano Seminar.