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, David Lang,

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, Nathalie Joachim,

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, Shodekeh Talifero,

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, Kendall K. Williams,

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, Olivier Tarpaga,

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. Originally formed when the members were students of

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at the

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, the group also continues to play works from the standard repertoire of percussion ensemble music—including works by composers such as

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. In addition to their work with composers, the members of Sō Percussion produce original music, including large scale evening-length works. The group is also known for their use of non-standard instruments and found sounds in performance and on recordings, such as scrap metal, rocks, flower pots, and an

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. Sō Percussion has released albums on

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, and

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. The group endorses

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and

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Naming

The group's name was suggested by Jenise Treuting, Jason Treuting's sister. Jenise writes,

Collaborations

Sō Percussion frequently collaborates with other musicians and performers from around the world, including The National (appearing on Grammy-winning album '

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'),

Buke and Gase Buke and Gase (formerly spelled Buke and Gass) ( and ) is a New York based musical duo named after the musical instruments invented and built by founders Arone Dyer and Aron Sanchez; the ''buke'' is a six-string former-baritone ukulele and the ...

Dave Douglas David or Dave Douglas may refer to: Entertainment * David Douglas (director) (born 1953), Canadian cinematographer, director and writer * Dave Douglas (trumpeter) (born 1963), American jazz trumpeter * Dave Douglas (drummer) (born 1979), American ...

Matmos Matmos is an experimental electronic music duo formed in San Francisco and based in Baltimore. M. C. (Martin) Schmidt and Drew Daniel are the core members, but they frequently include other artists on their records and in their performances no ...

Medeski Martin & Wood Medeski Martin & Wood (or MMW) is an American jazz fusion band formed in 1991, consisting of John Medeski on keyboards, Billy Martin on drums, and Chris Wood on bass. The band is influenced by musical traditions including funk and hip hop and ...

Dan Deacon Daniel Deacon (born August 28, 1981) is an American composer and electronic musician based in Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland. Deacon is renowned for his live shows, where large-scale audience participation and interaction is often a major elemen ...

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Kid Millions/Man Forever

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, Ain Gordon,

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, and The Princeton Laptop Orchestra. Recent collaborative projects include the creation with

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of a score to the

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story
The Heartbeat
" part of the episode "Radiolab Live: Telltale Hearts featuring Oliver Sacks," produced by Molly Webster and performed live by Sō Percussion at Brooklyn Academy of Music's "RadioLoveFest.". So Percussion worked with composer West Dylan Thordson as contributing performers on the score of '' The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst'', a 2015

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documentary miniseries about

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Discography

* ''Sō Percussion'' (2004) * Steve Reich: ''Drumming'' (2005) * ''Amid the Noise'' (2006) *CD/DVD * ''Five (and-a-half) Gardens'' — with Trollstilt (2007) * ''Treasure State'' — with Matmos (2010) * Paul Lansky: ''Threads'' (2011) * Steve Reich: ''WTC 9/11'' - Mallet Quartet Recording (2011) *CD/DVD * Steve Mackey: ''It Is Time'' (2011) *CD/DVD * Martin Bresnick: ''Caprichos Enfaticos'' with Lisa Moore, piano (2011) * ''Bad Mango'' with Dave Douglas, trumpet (2011) * David Lang: ''The Woodmans - Music From the Film'' (2011) * ''Amid the Noise Remixes'' (2011) * Cage 100: Bootleg Series (2012) * ''Where (we) Live'' (2012) * ''neither Anvil nor Pulley'' (2013) * Cenk Ergun: ''Nana'' - Proximity Recording (2014) * Man Forever: ''Ryonen'' (2014) * Bobby Previte: ''TERMINALS'' (2014) * Bryce Dessner: ''Music for Wood and Strings'' (2015) * Glenn Kotche: ''Drumkit Quartets'' (2016) * Steve Reich and So Percussion: ''Drumming Live'' (2017) * Color Theory, with PRISM Sax Quartet (2017) * Dan Trueman: ''Songs That Are Hard to Sing'' - with JACK Quartet (2019) * ''A Record Of...'' - with Buke and Gase (2021) * Caroline Shaw: ''Narrow Sea'' - with Dawn Upshaw and Gil Kalish (2021) * Julius Eastman: ''Stay On It'' - with MEDIAQUEER, Adam Tendler, Beth Meyers, Grey Mcmurray, Shelley Washington & Alex Sopp (2021) * Paul Lansky: ''Angles'' (2021) * ''Steve Reich'' with NEXUS Percussion (2021) * ''Let The Soil Play Its Simple Part'' - with Caroline Shaw (2021) * Julia Wolfe: ''Forbidden Love'' (2022) * ''Individuate'' - With Darian Thomas, Bergamot Quartet, Shelby Blezinger-McCay, and Kasey Blezinger (2022) * ''

Rectangles and Circumstance ''Rectangles and Circumstance'' is a collaborative album by American classical composer Caroline Shaw and percussion quartet So Percussion. It was released on June 14, 2024, by Nonesuch Records. Reception Music review website AllMusic wrote abou ...

'' - with Caroline Shaw (2024)

Education

Princeton University
Since 2014, the members of Sō Percussion have served as the Edward T. Cone performers-in-residence at Princeton University. The group has commissioned and recorded major works from Princeton composition faculty

, and

, as well as collaborating many times with the Princeton Sound Kitchen and Princeton Laptop Orchestra (PLOrk). Sō Percussion Summer Institute
The annual Sō Percussion Summer Institute (SōSI), founded in 2009, also takes place on Princeton's campus. The program features teaching and performing with the members of Sō Percussion and with Princeton faculty and student composers. Each year includes a number of concerts on Princeton's campus, in New York, outdoors in downtown Princeton, and in Small World coffee shop. Bard College Conservatory
In 2011 the members of Sō Percussion established the first percussion department at the

Bard College Conservatory of Music The Bard College Conservatory of Music is a music conservatory within Bard College, located in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York. Established in 2005, it is unique among music conservatories in the United States in that all undergraduate students are ...

. The undergraduate program is a five-year double degree. Sō Percussion members Eric Cha-Beach and Jason Treuting are current co-directors of the department, together with timpanist Jason Haaheim

Original music

Works with Caroline Shaw (2021-2024)
The members of Sō Percussion co-composed two sets of songs together with singer and composer

, each released as an album on

- ''Let the Soil Play Its Simple Part'' (2021) and ''

'' (2024), the latter of which received a 2025

Grammy Award for Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance The Grammy Award for Best Small Ensemble Performance (from 2013: Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance) has been awarded since 1997. In its early years, its title included the addition "(with or without a conductor)". In 1991 the Grammy f ...

. From Out a Darker Sea (2017)
From Out a Darker Sea explores the former coal mining communities of East Durham, UK in a collaboration with Forma Arts and

Amber Films Amber Film & Photography Collective (often shortened to Amber Films or Amber) is a film and photography collective based in Newcastle upon Tyne with an aim to capture working-class life in North East England. Often combining professional and non- ...

. A Gun Show (2016)
A Gun Show is an exploration of American gun culture using music, video, spoken text, and movement. The project was created collaboratively by the members of Sō Percussion together with director Ain Gordon and choreographer

. Where (we) Live (2013)
Where (we) Live was an original project exploring ideas about home and community, created together with guitarist Grey mcmurray, director Ain Gordon, choreographer

, and video designer Martin Schmidt. 2wice - Fifth Wall (2012)
Members of Sō Percussion composed the score for 'Fifth Wall' - an

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-based performance by dancer

Jonah Bokaer Jonah Bokaer (born October 1, 1981) is an American choreographer and media artist. He works on live performances in the United States and elsewhere, including choreography, digital media, cross-disciplinary collaborations, and social enterprise. ...

, published by dance magazine 2wice. Shen Wei - Undivided/Divided (2011)
The members of Sō Percussion composed the music for Undivided/Divided with choreographer

, which premiered at the

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in November, 2011. Martin Kersels: 5 Songs (2010)
In 2010 the

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commissioned the members of Sō Percussion to write new original music for performance in connection with

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' sculpture project for the Whitney Biennial: 5 Songs. Imaginary City (2009)
Inspired by the

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novel

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, Imaginary City used as inspiration the six cities that are home to the presenters that commissioned it: The

Brooklyn Academy of Music The Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) is a multi-arts center in Brooklyn, New York City. It hosts progressive and avant-garde performances, with theater, dance, music, opera, film programming across multiple nearby venues. BAM was chartered in 18 ...

in Brooklyn, NY; The Myrna Loy Center in Helena, MT;

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in Cleveland, OH; The Flynn Center in Burlington, VT; Diverseworks Art Space in Houston, TX; and The Newman Center in Denver, CO. The project again included original video created by Jenise Treuting as well as theatrical direction by Rinde Eckert. Music for Trains (2008)
In 2008 Sō Percussion developed the Music for Trains project in southern

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. The month-long residency project centered around performances in and around the towns of

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and Bellows Falls, including concerts in the train stations of those two towns, pre-recorded mp3 players listened to on the trains, and materials gathered from the local community. The project also included original video created by Jenise Treuting and an on-stage sculpture created by local artist Ahren Ahrenholz. Amid the Noise (2006)
A series of short pieces written by group member Jason Treuting, Amid the Noise was the first project of original music created and recorded by members of Sō Percussion. The project also features videos created by video artist Jenise Treuting, which were included in the CD/DVD release of 2006.

Awards

* ''Grammy Award for Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance'' - 2025 * ''Bessie Award for Outstanding Musical Composition/Sound Design'' - 2016 * ''American Music Center Trailblazer Award'' - 2011 * ''Chamber Music America/ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming'' - 2004, 2006, 2010 * ''ASCAP John Cage Award'' - 2009 * ''International Percussion Competition Luxembourg'' 2nd Place - 2005

Selected works commissioned

* Dennis DeSantis: ''Shifty'' (2000) * David Lang: ''the so-called laws of nature'' (2002) *

: ''Threads'' (2006) *

: ''Caprichos Enfaticos'' (2007) *

: ''It Is Time'' (2010) *

: ''neither anvil nor pulley'' (2010) *

: ''Mallet Quartet'' (2010) *

: ''Terminals'' (2011) *

: ''Ghostbuster Cook: The Origin of the Riddler'' (2011) *

: ''Drumkit Quartets'' (2011) * David Lang: ''man made'' (2013) *

: ''Music for Wood and Strings'' (2013) *

/So Percussion: ''Timeline'' (2015) *

: ''Springs'' (2016) *

: ''Narrow Sea'' (2017) with Dawn Upshaw *

Donnacha Dennehy Donnacha Dennehy (born 17 August 1970) is an Irish composer and leader of the Crash Ensemble specializing in contemporary classical music. According to musicologist Bob Gilmore, Dennehy's "high profile of his compositions internationally, togeth ...

: ''Broken Unison'' (2017) *

: ''Songs That Are Hard to Sing'' (2017) with JACK Quartet *

: ''TORQUE'' (2018) *

: ''Forbidden Love'' (2019) * Shodekeh Talifero: ''Vodalities, Paradigms of Consciousness for the Human Voice'' (2021) * Nathalie Joachim: ''Note to Self'' (2021) *

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: ''the wonder that's keeping the stars apart'' (2022) * Olivier Tarpaga: ''Fēfē'' (2023) *

: ''Inward Pieces'' (2023) *

: ''Dharma Eye'' (2023) *

: ''Sending Messages'' (2024) *

: ''In Places'' (2024)

References

External links

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