Concluding concert of the Norfolk Chamber Choir and Conducting Workshop. Includes a premiere of a new work for soloist, chamber choir, and ensemble, conducted by Simon Carrington.

Premieres by faculty of the Walden School, including exi vr ii for guitar and percussion.

Program of American works, including a new song for Mischa Bouvier, baritone.

Features the music of Martin Bresnick and includes a performance of my song “Half-Life Fragment,” sung by Kohl Weisman with myself at the piano, along with a piano improvisation.

Program of American works, including a new song for Mischa Bouvier, baritone.

Faculty saxophone recital of Brent Weber at Frostburg State University. Includes “Fun With Teeth” played by Brent Weber and Mackenzie LaMont (drum set).

Program of American works, including the premiere of a new song for Mischa Bouvier, baritone.

A performance-exhibition related to the theme of plastic use. Includes works by Anteo Fabris and Andy Akiho, and the premiere of “Wintering,” an audio-movement collaboration between dancer Sarah Xiao and myself.

Yale Symphony with the Swingle Singers. I play Hammond organ in Luciano Berio’s “Sinfonia.”

Open house for the Walden School, a summer music program in Dublin, New Hampshire. I will lead a demonstration of the Walden musicianship curriculum featuring recent students.

Program includes my piece “Rhizosphere” for percussion duo and electronics, along with works by Juri Seo, Alyssa Weinberg, Anna Ignatowicz-Glinska, Andy Akiho, and Alejandro Viñao.

Performances of Yale student works and works of guest composer Thomas Newman. I play harpsichord and synthesizer on a premiere by Paul Mortilla.

Musicologist Travis Stimeling of West Virginia University presents a lecture entitled ““'Maybe If I’d Stayed'”: Appalachian Outmigration, Narratives of Loss, and Nate May’s Dust in the Bottomland” as part of the Ohio State University Lectures in Musicology series.

New orchestral works by Yale student composers, including the premiere of “Plastic Action” for orchestra and noise. Julian Pellicano, conductor.

Performances of works by David Lang and Aaron Jay Kernis, Aaron Levin, Ryan Lindveit, Grant Luhman, Frances Pollock, Tanner Porter, and myself: “Kid Carbon,” played by Amir Farsi, flute; Matt Woodard, violin; Nate May, mouth sounds.

The International Contemporary Ensemble premieres new pieces by faculty of the Walden School, including my piece "Kid Carbon" for flute, violin, and mouth sounds.

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A Delicate Motor (Cincinnati, OH)
https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2018/05/a-delicate-motor-fall-outmp3.html

Anne Rhodes (New Haven)
http://annerhodes.net/

Nate May (New Haven)
https://soundcloud.com/natemay/rhodes-improvisation-live-at-platos-cave

Young musicians performing on the bitKlavier, including the premiere of my piece Fuzzy Fuzzy Fuzzy Fish, written for Christopher, a student of Cristina Altamura.

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Join us for an evening of quiet noise and soft drones at Nate's apartment.

D. Edward Davis :::
the roaring earth heard through brittle ears
https://soundcloud.com/warmsilence

Fjóla Evans ::::
gentle spectres rising from cello strings
https://soundcloud.com/fjolae

Nate May ::::
fender rhodes + cozy crackle of heat death
https://soundcloud.com/natemay

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BYO (be cool).

Sharing of work in a resonant tunnel in Harlem under a bed of traffic noise. Curated by Andrew Munn and me. Includes sets by Tanner Porter, Caitlin Cawley and Humay Gasimzade, and the soft premiere of my piece "Bloom & Decay" sung by Marie Marquis and Andrew Munn.

Includes the premiere of "exi vr," played by Bora Kim, Julia Clancy, and Nate. Also includes works by Ryan Lindveit, Aaron Levin, Tanner Porter, Frances Pollock, and Stephen Hartke.

An evening of traditional and experimental music curated by Anna Roberts-Gevalt.

Works by Yale faculty and students.  Includes the premiere of "Songlike" in versions for winds and piano.

Premieres of commissioned pieces, including "Noise" performed by Eric Wubbels, piano.

Students of Legacy Arts International, along with Adam Sliwinski, Kristin Cahill, and Cristina Altamura, perform works for the bitKlavier, including "Cygnet."

A collaboration with students of MYCincinnati and Ben Sloan:  a brand new site-specific work for East Price Hill's Percussion Park.