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Violins from the New York Philharmonic and Friends of MATA performing ASCAP composer Andrew Norman’s tour-de-force-8 -violin-showstopper Gran Turismo. — Violins from the New York Philharmonic and Friends of MATA performing ASCAP composer Andrew Norman’s tour-de-force-8-violin-showstopper Gran Turismo.

Du Yun, Missy Mazzoli and Christopher McIntyre; further behind them, Todd Tarantino, James Matheson and last but not least, Eleonor Sandresky. — Three cheers to MATA! (far left) ASCAP’s Michael Spudic with composer and past Executive Director David Little at his side, both merrily outflanked by this beaming band of ASCAP composers all involved over the years in notable capacities with MATA operations and that includes (l-r front row) 2017 Pulitzer prize-winning composer and current Artistic Director Du Yun, past Artistic Directors Missy Mazzoli and Christopher McIntyre; further behind them, current Executive Director Todd Tarantino, Artistic Advisory Board Member, James Matheson and last but not least, one of MATA’s original founders, Eleonor Sandresky.

ASCAP Composers Revel in the Spotlight at MATA's Annual Benefit Gala

December 4, 2017

(l-r) Miranda Cuckson performing a work by SOCAN composer Taylor Brook

On November 28th, new music advocates, aficionados and a number of esteemed ASCAP composers gathered at NYC's India House for Music at the Anthology's (MATA) Annual Benefit Gala. Founded by ASCAP composers Philip Glass, Eleonor Sandresky and Lisa Bielawa back in 1996, MATA demonstrated yet again why it remains a vital force in its mission statement commitment to present, support and commission early career composers with the broadest range of styles. No wonder MATA was awarded the ASCAP 2010 Aaron Copland Award for their tremendous work in support of the music of so many emerging composers of our time.