The Brass Tree imagines music the way a tree grows, with each brass or percussion voice forming a branch in a slowly evolving canopy of sound layered with electronics. This free concert is the culmination of the project, staged in the garden that inspired its public setting. If you want something unusual and calm for a Sunday morning in Queens, RSVP.
What to expect
An outdoor, exploratory performance in the garden with visitors free to sit or wander. Expect atmospheric, jazz-tinged brass over electronic textures rather than a standard band set.
Good to know
- Take the 7 train to Flushing–Main St and walk south along Main Street.
- RSVP tickets include garden admission.
- Bring a blanket or low chair if you want to settle in.
- Good for families; it's relaxed and open-air.
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Common questions
Is The Brass Tree concert free?
Yes, it's free with an RSVP, which also covers garden admission.
What does The Brass Tree sound like?
Brass and percussion blended with jazz and electronic sound design into evolving soundscapes.
