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Singularity is a saxophone quartet dedicated to building relationships through live performance, combining thoughtful interpretation with an honest presentation of the close friendship these four share. 

Singularity has been on an opera stint recently - they performed in the 2018 U.S. premiere of Charles Wuorinen’s Brokeback Mountain with New York City Opera at Jazz at Lincoln Center, and enjoyed their return to the opera pit during a June 2019 Nixon in China production with The Princeton Festival at McCarter Theatre. Singularity is a recipient of a Chamber Music America Ensemble Forward Grant, made possible with generous support from the New York Community Trust. The quartet looks forward to a July 2020 residency on Pelee Island in Lake Erie with the Stone and Sky series. 

Singularity was featured at the album release party for William Brittelle’s Spiritual America at Public Records in Brooklyn presented by Metropolis Ensemble, Nonesuch Records, and New Amsterdam Records. Members of the quartet performed Spiritual America alongside Wye Oak and Metropolis Ensemble at Symphony Space in New York City, and recorded the piece for the Nonesuch and New Amsterdam labels. Singularity is a partner ensemble with MERGE Art Collective, frequently performing original compositions and improvisations alongside deaf visual poet Douglas Ridloff at venues throughout New York, including the Whitney Museum, the Jewish Museum, and Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe. Singularity has performed on the Princeton Symphony Orchestra Chamber Series, at the Ethos New Music Society at SUNY Fredonia, and on the Roche Guest Artist Series at Mercyhurst College. The quartet has led workshops and masterclasses at Mercyhurst College, SUNY Fredonia, Mynderse Academy (Seneca Falls, NY), Hillsborough County (FL) public schools, Moline, IL public schools, and Foundation Academy (Trenton, NJ). Singularity is a proud member of the Silverstein Works Pro Team.