Past Events

performed by Martine Thomas and Thea Mesirow during New York University Sounds of De/Composition Conference

World Premiere by Ensemble Musikfabrik

Martine Thomas and Thea Mesirow will give the world premiere of a movement from The Memory of Water, Vol. II, where darkness swallows the sky

Render Collaborative (Martine Kinsella Thomas, viola, Thea Mesirow, cello and voice, and Camila Agosto, electronics and voice) will give the world premiere of Where darkness swallows the sky, from The Memory of Water Vol. II during the Columbia Composers concert on March 16, 2024.

NY Premiere of Transparent Balance

Walter Aparicio will give the NY premiere of my solo piano work, Transparent Balance, on Thursday, November 16, 2023 at 7:30pm in the David Rubenstein Atrium of Lincoln Center. The program will feature a selection of works by Latine composers, alongside performances by vocalist composer and conductor Raquel Acevedo Klein and composer-performer Pauchi Sasaki.

As part of her Deutsche Bank Fellowship in Music Composition at the American Academy in Berlin Camila will be featured in a Portrait Concert taking place on Tuesday, October 31, 2023 at 8:00pm at the KINDL - Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin, Germany.

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The concert is FREE, registration is required. Please click here for more details.

The program features THREE world premieres of electroacoustic and electronic works:

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The Memory of Water, Vol. 1

performed by Martine Thomas and Camila Agosto

​Part of a new series of works that blend text, live composition, improvisation, electronics, and custom instruments. It was created in collaboration with violist and poet, Martine Thomas.

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Interlude

Electronic work exploring the intimate sonic spaces of human presence within live performance, featuring Justin Massey on saxophone and voice.

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Paracusia IV

performed by Justin Massey

​The fourth installment of a larger project for solo saxophone and live electronics, created in collaboration with Justin Massey. It involves solo saxophone and live surround-sound electronics, through speakers placed around the performance space that emit live, recorded, and processed sounds. The performer reacts to these auditory “hallucinations”— also known as Paracusia— as they struggle against a multitude of spiraling voices.

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Flutist, Yoshi Weinberg performs the world premiere of my solo flute piece, just enough to breathe, during the Aqueeressence Debut Recital alongside pianist, Daniel Schreiner. Also featuring works by Brian Simalchik, Amy Williams, and Nina Shekhar.

U.S. premiere of Transparent Balance performed by Christina Spurling, piano

World Premiere of gather, new work for chamber ensemble

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Friday, July 6, 2023 | 5:30pm

Saint Saviour’s Episcopal Church
Admission Free – Voluntary Contribution

Bar Harbor, Maine

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Camila Agosto will act as moderator of forum panel:

"Collaboration, Co-Creation, and the Development of Musical Ideas"

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Cellist Amanda Gookin’s Forward Music Project 3.0: fever dream is an act of collective reflection, healing, and awakening. Gookin will premiere new multimedia commissions for solo cello by composers Pamela Z, Jessie Montgomery, Sarah Hennies, Camila Agosto, Seong Ae Kim, and inti figgis-vizueta, and explore themes of mental and physical health through a sandbox of sound design, electronic instruments, vocalization and performance art.

Listen to me as one listens to the rain

Performance 1: Sarah Hetrick, saxophone, Rachel Woolf, flute, Paul Milette, percussion; Better

Together, Featured Opening Concert, North American Saxophone Alliance Biennial Conference, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS

Performance 2: Sarah Hetrick, saxophone, Rachel Woolf, flute, Paul Milette, percussion; Fury, Humor, and Poetry; Depicting Kahlo and Paz through Works for Saxophone, North American Saxophone Alliance Biennial Conference, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS

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Paracusia III. Descry

Performance 3: Justin Massey, saxophone, North American Saxophone Alliance Biennial Conference, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS

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D R E A M - Music: Camila Agosto

                    Choreography: Daniel Padierna

                    Dancers: Becca Hopkins and Zaria Henthorn

                    Videography: Lily Farrar, "LMF Video Productions"

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Oceanis Collective

    Jennifer Timmins, flutes
     Luke Carbon, clarinets and saxophones
     Alison Fane, percussion