Bang on a Can presents the 5th year of Long Play, a four-day destination music festival, presented from Thursday, April 30 through Sunday, May 3, 2026. Featuring 70+ concerts, Long Play also showcases a dense network of inventive music venues in Brooklyn – with performances at BRIC, BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music), Brooklyn Music School, Roulette, Pioneer Works, Public Records, the Church of St Luke and St Matthew, ISSUE Project Room, Polonsky Shakespeare Center for Theatre for a New Audience, Fort Greene Park – and more! Get tickets here.

Saturday, May 2 at Brooklyn Music School:

5:00 PM

Michael Harrison, Ina Filip and Raga Cycle Project

The Raga Cycle Project, created with vocalist/composer Ina Filip, blends Indian classical ragas with lyrical and minimalist piano, multi-layered vocals, and electroacoustic textures. Michael Harrison’s adaptation of the ancient melodic science of raga to piano tuned in just intonation with Ina Filip’s dhrupad-style techniques create a unique and unprecedented sound world.

Michael Harrison (piano), Ina Filip (vocals), Elliot Cole (keyboards), Mir Naqibul Islam (tabla), and Hansford Rowe (fretless bass).

7:30 PM

Sarah Hennies and Tristan Kasten-Krause

The duo of Tristan Kasten-Krause and Sarah Hennies works collaboratively to compose large-scale compositions employing drones, psychoacoustic phenomena, and extended techniques on double bass and an array of gongs, bells, vibraphone, and other percussion instruments. Their work includes delicate interplay of high-pitched tones, deep resonances, and patient, slowly unfolding extended durations that evoke a mysterious sonic landscape.

9:30 PM

Shoko Nagai and Satoshi Takeishi - VORTEX

VORTEX features Shoko Nagai (piano, accordion, analog synthesizers, electronics) and Satoshi Takeishi (playing a unique “hybrid set” consisting of both western and eastern traditional percussion instruments). Their blend of acoustic instruments and electronic processing create a vivid sonic world.