Wet Ink 2008-2009 Season - 10 Years of Wet Ink in New York

Call for Scores
The Wet Ink Ensemble is currently accepting scores by American composers for performances during our 2010 Wet Ink Festival of New American Music, in New York City. Composers should submit no more than 2 scores, with recordings, if available, for any combination of the following instruments: Flute (picc/alto/bass), Clarinet (bcl), Tenor Saxophone, Trumpet, Electric Guitar, Piano (accordion), Percussion (smaller setups encouraged), Violin, Viola, Cello, Female voice, and Electronics (please note: pieces with instruments outside this grouping will be considered, but are less likely to be programmed). American composers of any age are eligible. Please send scores and recordings along with a brief bio to:Upcoming Events
Peter Ablinger Portrait ConcertPlease help support our most ambitious season to date!
New York Times Review
"Wet Ink, deployed in various groupings, brought admirable precision to its task."
Nate Chinen, The New York Times (reviewing Wet Ink's October 2008 concert of the music of AACM composers at The Kitchen) - read the whole artice here
CD Releases
Wet Ink Ensemble releases its first solo disc on New York City's newest experimental music label, Carrier Records. The album features new compositions by Kate Soper, Eric Wubbels, Sam Pluta, Jeff Snyder, and Alex Mincek - written for and recorded by the Ensemble. Buy it now on the Carrier Records Website and soon from iTunes.
Named one of the 10 best new CD's of 2008 by the American Music Center's Trevor Hunter, Wet Ink composers Jeff Snyder, Alex Mincek, Eric Wubbels, Kate Soper, and Sam Pluta along with New York composers Jim Altieri, Clara Latham, and Alex Ness present a new disc of works entitled "The Language Of", available on Quiet Design Records, an Austin, TX based label. The disc is available from the Quiet Design website, CD Baby, and i-Tunes.