A music series that features composers and improvisers dedicated to exploring and experimenting with musical styles and forms. Generally the instruments are modulated by human touch (not electrical current), head sounds are explored, and at times poetry is vocalized. Call it chamber punk, free-bop jazz, backcountry noise survivalizing, sonic change exchange, etc. Group after-jams usually ensue.

Holidays for the Future events (mostly) occur on the first Saturday of every month, are hosted by The Home Of and curated by Edward Schneider.

The events are free to the public and include free drinks and snacks. If you would like to attend this or any other event at The Home Of please send an email to contact@thehomeof.org and we will provide you with the address of the space.

Past Events
Holidays for the Future October: October 1, 2011
Holidays for the Future September: September 10, 2011
Holidays for the Future #4: June 4, 2011
Holidays for the Future #3: May 7, 2011
Music Night #2: April 2, 2011
Discontense: January 22, 2011

The Home Of is a house in the Gowanus section of Brooklyn, NY, that hosts a variety of theater and arts performances.

Edward Schneider is an improviser, composer, and educator currently living 
in Brooklyn, New York. In 2009 Schneider
 received a Subito grant from the American Composers Forum to produce the
compact disc(Again) Against/Because. . . That same year his new electronic
 composition, the tree that was a bird, was performed as part of the Conny Purtill
 performance at the Blinky Palermo puppet theater at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
 Recently, Schneider was the subject of a new documentary by filmmaker Mark
Nye, and has become an active member of the performance collectives Instabilitrio and Discontense.

If you are interested in performing as part of the Holidays for the Future series please email Edward Schneider (edwardschnei@hotmail.com)