Ensemble Signal is a contemporary classical music ensemble based in New York City. The ensemble was founded in 2008 by conductor Brad Lubman and composer Steve Reich. The group is known for its innovative programming and performances of contemporary classical music. The ensemble's core members include violinist Courtney Orlando, cellist Lauren Radnofsky, pianist Ning Yu, percussionist Bill Solomon, and clarinetist Adrián Sandí. The group also frequently collaborates with guest artists and composers. Ensemble Signal has performed at major venues and festivals around the world, including the Lincoln Center Festival, the Bang on a Can Marathon, the Ojai Music Festival, and the Holland Festival. The group has also performed at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and the Walt Disney Concert Hall. One of the ensemble's most notable performances was a 2011 concert at the Lincoln Center Festival, where they performed Steve Reich's "Music for 18 Musicians" to critical acclaim. The New York Times called the performance "a revelation" and praised the ensemble's "precision and clarity." Ensemble Signal has also received numerous awards and accolades for their performances and recordings. In 2014, the group won a Grammy Award for Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance for their recording of "Ingram Marshall: Kingdom Come." The ensemble has also been nominated for several other Grammy Awards. In addition to their performances, Ensemble Signal is committed to education and outreach. The group frequently works with young musicians and composers, and has conducted workshops and masterclasses at universities and music schools around the world. Overall, Ensemble Signal has established itself as one of the leading contemporary classical music ensembles in the world. With their innovative programming, exceptional musicianship, and commitment to education, the group is sure to continue making an impact on the classical music world for years to come.

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