Madison Greenstone is a clarinetist based in New York City.
Notable performances have been as a soloist in Brian Ferneyhough’s La Chute d’Icare (conducted by Steve Schick), as a soloist presented by ISSUE Project Room, with TAK Ensemble presented by the New York Philharmonic’s Nightcap Series, as part of the Merce Cunningham Centennial Night of 100 Solos in Los Angeles, in recital at the Vigeland Mausoleum (Oslo), Silo City (Buffalo), and at the Fondation Abbaye Royaumont. Madison is the clarinetist of TAK Ensemble, a founding member of the [Switch~ Ensemble], and performs as a guest with Alarm Will Sound, Nunc New Music, Contemporaneous, Either/Or, Wavefield, and Argento New Music Project among others in NYC and abroad. They can be heard on Wandelweiser Editions, Another Timbre, TAK Editions, Unknown Tapes, New Focus Recordings, eë editions (AT), Impakt Collective (DE), and upcoming on Relative Pitch Records.
Madison has performed in the KKL Luzern (CH), the Hamburg Elbphilharmonie (DE), David Geffen Hall Sidewalk Studio (NYC), Stadtgarten Köln, and upcoming in Disney Hall (LA).
Madison is a doctoral candidate at UC San Diego, where they learn greatly from the mentorship of Anthony Burr, Charles Curtis and Amy Cimini. They hold a Bachelor’s degree from the Eastman School of Music where they studied with Kenneth Grant and Jon Manasse. Since 2012 they have pursued periodic studies with Ernesto Molinari within the framework of different festivals and masterclasses.
