Scene from the premiere production of The Boy From Antimatter at the Lincoln Theater, Buenos Aires, April 2026. Jennifer Griffith at right.
From nine original songs by Lonnie McRorey and Alejandro Caputo, Jennifer Griffith developed, expanded, and arranged the scores for the piano-vocal version of The Boy From Antimatter, presented April 23–25, 2026 at Lincoln International School Community Theater in La Lucila, Buenos Aires.
Griffith also contributed lyrics for selected songs. The production’s score was subsequently arranged for guitar, piano, bass, and drums by Sebastian Aldea.
Created with writer/director Cliff Williamson and co-director Kelly Williamson, the production marked the work’s first staging.
Festival Centenario Mingus is here!
Go to centenariomingus.com (2022) to learn more about this amazing event we’ve put to gether in Buenos Aires in honor of my favorite composer.
In Voice: Mingus, Miles, Monk! @ Borges 1975
This time, we’re playing on Wednesday, March 23 at 8 p.m. at the gorgeous Borges 1975 venue, a specialty bookshop that hides an exquisite jazz venue in the back!
Join JennG, Adrián Mastrocola (piano), Damián Falcón (double bass), and Santiago Hernández (drums) for a night of food, music, and… books!
Go to passline.com to get your tickets!
In Voice: Mingus, Miles, Monk! @ La Biblioteca
Catch the JennG Quartet on Wednesday, February 16 at 8:30 p.m. at the beautiful La Biblioteca Café in Recoleta (1155, Marcelo T. de Alvear St.), the perfect midweek pick-me-up!
Adrián Mastrocola (piano), Damián Falcón (double bass), and Santiago Hernández (drums) join JennG in playing original vocal interpretations of these jazz greats’ tunes, infusing them with lyrical talents like Elvis Costello and Joni Mitchell. The set list also features a zest of tango –a musical New York-Buenos Aires crossover to please the most sophisticated palates.
With Heather Michele Meyer, soprano January 21, 2014, 7pm St Peter’s Church New York Composers Circle
In concert: Rumi’s The Reed
with ActorCor Directed by Darren Lougée May 4th and 5th, 2013 Brooklyn First Unitarian Church (May 4, 7:00pm) All Souls Unitarian (May 5, 5pm)
Griffith’s oratorio setting of Rumi’s introduction his Masnavi
In concert: Juan María Solare, pianist
July 17, 2012, 12:30pm University of Bremen Theater Bremen, Germany
Premiere of Griffith’s 1-minute tango for Solare’s concert 15 Minutes of Fame, a brainchild of Robert Voisey and Vox Novus. The concert format features a collection of 15 one-minute acoustic works composed specifically for a specific performer or ensemble.
In concert: Heather Michele Meyer, soprano; Estela Olevsky, piano
Beautiful Creatures – music theater
Staged Reading/Workshop:
March, 2011 | November 2011
Jennifer Griffith, composer Dominic Orlando, librettist Christopher Alden, director Stage|Time Collaborative, producers
This music theater piece/opera is a dark comedy about factions of the environmental movement, and people looking for ways to subvert or contribute to saving the planet.
Heather Michele Meyer, soprano May 3, 2014, 8pm St Paul’s Episcopal Church 199 Carroll St | Brooklyn suggested donation
Calliope’s Call presents Scenes of New England: Jennifer Griffith’s “Blue Estuaries”
Alex Nishibun, tenor April 8, 2017 Boston, MA
Leanne Darling, viola, Viola Around the World, plays Griffith’s ‘Viola Split’
April 20, 2018, 7:30pm Baird Recital Hall, University at Buffalo Amherst
Lovesongs: Jennifer Griffith and Mickey Vail
February 13, 2020, 9:30–11pm Jazz Voyeur, Posadas 1557 | Buenos Aires
Featuring Adrián Mastrocola, piano
Join JennG for her debut gig in Buenos Aires, where she joins jazz baritone Mickey Vail in songs about the vicissitudes of love. Solos and duets, something for everyone’s Valentine.
Calliope’s Call presents Scenes of New England: Jennifer Griffith’s “Blue Estuaries”
Alex Nishibun, tenor April 8, 2017 Boston, MA
Leanne Darling, viola, Viola Around the World, plays Griffith’s ‘Viola Split’
April 20, 2018, 7:30pm Baird Recital Hall, University at Buffalo Amherst
Lovesongs: Jennifer Griffith and Mickey Vail
February 13, 2020, 9:30–11pm Jazz Voyeur, Posadas 1557 | Buenos Aires
Featuring Adrián Mastrocola, piano
Join JennG for her debut gig in Buenos Aires, where she joins jazz baritone Mickey Vail in songs about the vicissitudes of love. Solos and duets, something for everyone’s Valentine.
Leanne Darling, viola, Viola Around the World, plays Griffith’s ‘Viola Split’
April 20, 2018, 7:30pm Baird Recital Hall, University at Buffalo Amherst
Lovesongs: Jennifer Griffith and Mickey Vail
February 13, 2020, 9:30–11pm Jazz Voyeur, Posadas 1557 | Buenos Aires
Featuring Adrián Mastrocola, piano
Join JennG for her debut gig in Buenos Aires, where she joins jazz baritone Mickey Vail in songs about the vicissitudes of love. Solos and duets, something for everyone’s Valentine.
Mudsole – New Orleans jazz and funk
Jennifer Griffith, piano and vocals March 3, 2019 Fuller Center, New Rochelle – 3pm March 5, 2019 Alvin’s and Friends, New Ro – 7–11pm October 5, 2019 NewRo Arts Festival 12–2pm; Fuller Center 3–4pm
Leanne Darling, viola, Viola Around the World, plays Griffith’s ‘Viola Split’
April 20, 2018, 7:30pm Baird Recital Hall, University at Buffalo Amherst
In concert: Sudie Marcuse, soprano
Marcuse sings three songs by Jennifer Griffith: Premiere “Such Self-indulgence and Sloth,” poem by David Budbill
January 25, 2018, 10:00am Musical Club of Hartford Westminster Presbyterian Church, 2080 Boulevard | West Hartford, CT $5
Calliope’s Call presents Scenes of New England: Jennifer Griffith’s “Blue Estuaries”
Alex Nishibun, tenor April 8, 2017 Boston, MA
New York Composers Circle: Jennifer Griffith’s Audition, for bass clarinet
With Alexander Negrutsa, bass clarinet April 26, 2016, 7:30pm St Peter’s Church suggested donation
With Heather Michele Meyer, soprano January 21, 2014, 7pm St Peter’s Church New York Composers Circle
In concert: Rumi’s The Reed
with ActorCor Directed by Darren Lougée May 4th and 5th, 2013 Brooklyn First Unitarian Church (May 4, 7:00pm) All Souls Unitarian (May 5, 5pm)
Griffith’s oratorio setting of Rumi’s introduction his Masnavi
In concert: Juan María Solare, pianist
Fifteen Minutes of Fame – 15 Tangos for Juan María Solare – Premiere: Something close to tango
July 17, 2012, 12:30pm University of Bremen Theater Bremen, Germany
Premiere of Griffith’s 1-minute tango for Solare’s concert 15 Minutes of Fame, a brainchild of Robert Voisey and Vox Novus. The concert format features a collection of 15 one-minute acoustic works composed specifically for a specific performer or ensemble.
In concert: Heather Michele Meyer, soprano; Estela Olevsky, piano
Saturday, January 7, 2012 ~ 4:00 – 6:00pm
An afternoon of vocal and piano music by Schreker, Liszt, and Schönberg, plus exciting contemporary compositions by William Bolcom, Jennifer Griffith, and Bernard Rands.
Church of the Ascension Parish Hall 12 West 11th Street, New York, NY
Beautiful Creatures – music theater
Staged Reading/Workshop:
March, 2011 | November 2011
Jennifer Griffith, composer Dominic Orlando, librettist Christopher Alden, director Stage|Time Collaborative, producers
This music theater piece/opera is a dark comedy about factions of the environmental movement, and people looking for ways to subvert or contribute to saving the planet.
Heather Michele Meyer, soprano May 3, 2014, 8pm St Paul’s Episcopal Church 199 Carroll St | Brooklyn suggested donation
Lovesongs: Jennifer Griffith and Mickey Vail
February 13, 2020, 9:30–11pm Jazz Voyeur, Posadas 1557 | Buenos Aires
Featuring Adrián Mastrocola, piano
Join JennG for her debut gig in Buenos Aires, where she joins jazz baritone Mickey Vail in songs about the vicissitudes of love. Solos and duets, something for everyone’s Valentine.
In Voice: Mingus, Miles y Monk | JennG Quartet
Adrián Mastrocola, piano Damián Falcón, bass Santi Hernández, drums
December 10, 2021 | 20:30h | Jazz Voyeur, Posadas 1557| Buenos Aires
In Voice: Mingus, Miles y Monk | JennG Quartet
Adrián Mastrocola, piano Pablo Motta, bass Santiago Hernández, drums
March 7 & April 29, 2021 Borges 1975 | Buenos Aires
Lovesongs: Jennifer Griffith and Mickey Vail
February 13, 2020, 9:30–11pm Jazz Voyeur, Posadas 1557 | Buenos Aires
Featuring Adrián Mastrocola, piano
Join JennG for her debut gig in Buenos Aires, where she joins jazz baritone Mickey Vail in songs about the vicissitudes of love. Solos and duets, something for everyone’s Valentine.
Mudsole – New Orleans jazz and funk
Jennifer Griffith, piano and vocals March 3, 2019 Fuller Center, New Rochelle – 3pm March 5, 2019 Alvin’s and Friends, New Ro – 7–11pm October 5, 2019 NewRo Arts Festival 12–2pm; Fuller Center 3–4pm
Leanne Darling, viola, Viola Around the World, plays Griffith’s ‘Viola Split’
April 20, 2018, 7:30pm Baird Recital Hall, University at Buffalo Amherst
In concert: Sudie Marcuse, soprano
Marcuse sings three songs by Jennifer Griffith: Premiere “Such Self-indulgence and Sloth,” poem by David Budbill
January 25, 2018, 10:00am Musical Club of Hartford Westminster Presbyterian Church, 2080 Boulevard | West Hartford, CT $5
Calliope’s Call presents Scenes of New England: Jennifer Griffith’s “Blue Estuaries”
Alex Nishibun, tenor April 8, 2017 Boston, MA
New York Composers Circle: Jennifer Griffith’s Audition, for bass clarinet
With Alexander Negrutsa, bass clarinet April 26, 2016, 7:30pm St Peter’s Church suggested donation
With Heather Michele Meyer, soprano January 21, 2014, 7pm St Peter’s Church New York Composers Circle
In concert: Rumi’s The Reed
with ActorCor Directed by Darren Lougée May 4th and 5th, 2013 Brooklyn First Unitarian Church (May 4, 7:00pm) All Souls Unitarian (May 5, 5pm)
Griffith’s oratorio setting of Rumi’s introduction his Masnavi
In concert: Juan María Solare, pianist
Fifteen Minutes of Fame – 15 Tangos for Juan María Solare – Premiere: Something close to tango
July 17, 2012, 12:30pm University of Bremen Theater Bremen, Germany
Premiere of Griffith’s 1-minute tango for Solare’s concert 15 Minutes of Fame, a brainchild of Robert Voisey and Vox Novus. The concert format features a collection of 15 one-minute acoustic works composed specifically for a specific performer or ensemble.
In concert: Heather Michele Meyer, soprano; Estela Olevsky, piano
Saturday, January 7, 2012 ~ 4:00 – 6:00pm
An afternoon of vocal and piano music by Schreker, Liszt, and Schönberg, plus exciting contemporary compositions by William Bolcom, Jennifer Griffith, and Bernard Rands.
Church of the Ascension Parish Hall 12 West 11th Street, New York, NY
Beautiful Creatures – music theater
Staged Reading/Workshop:
March, 2011 | November 2011
Jennifer Griffith, composer Dominic Orlando, librettist Christopher Alden, director Stage|Time Collaborative, producers
This music theater piece/opera is a dark comedy about factions of the environmental movement, and people looking for ways to subvert or contribute to saving the planet.
