Alex Chang live in Town of Catskill

Experience Alex Chang live on July 26th

Alex Chang will perform a concert on July 26, 2026, at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site in the Town of Catskill, New York. Chang is a pianist and composer whose work blends classical training with influences from jazz, ambient music, and electronic soundscapes. His compositions often feature extended improvisations and explore themes of memory, nature, and the passage of time. He is known for site-specific performances that integrate the environment into the musical experience.

The Thomas Cole National Historic Site preserves the home and studio of Thomas Cole (1801-1848), widely regarded as the founder of the Hudson River School of painting. Cole’s landscapes depicted the American wilderness with romantic idealism, emphasizing its spiritual and emotional power. The site includes his home, “Cedar Grove,” his studio building, and expansive grounds overlooking the Catskill Creek valley – landscapes which directly inspired his art. Established as a National Historic Landmark in 1965, it offers insights into 19th-century American art, architecture, and landscape design. The property continues to function as both a museum dedicated to Cole’s life and legacy and a center for contemporary artistic exploration relating to landscape and environment.