In a joint effort with the Living Music Foundation, Vox Novus hosted a Composer's Voice concert in the A.R.T. South Oxford Space in Brooklyn, New York. The concert contained many debuts most notably Terry Winter Owens debut of Rendezvous with Hyakutake performed by Rene Dennis, Piano Sketches by Marco Oppedisano performed by Hiromi Abe, and Canto di Malavita by Noah Creshevsky.

"On the whole, the programming for this chamber concert demonstrated that Vox Novus, with its beautifully appointed and acoustically pleasing chamber salon, offers a significant venue just a short distance from the Brooklyn Academy of Music for the presentation of serious works by established and emerging composers. Those voices should be heard, and they can even be reheard on the Vox Novus website that generously offers complete audio recordings and even full scores of works presented by Vox Novus at its concerts." - John de Clef Pineiro, New Music Connoisseur (March 2003 Vol.11 No.1)

In conjunction with our mission Vox Novus also aids other projects which foster contemporary composers and their works. The Dante Project is a concert involved with the text of Dante as it is set or realized to music.

In another joint effort with the Living Music Foundation, Vox Novus hosted a Composer's Voice concert in the A.R.T. South Oxford Space in Brooklyn, New York. This concert consisted of world debuts of Frigid Piggy by Robert Voisey performed by Hiromi Abe, Christine Perea, Marco Oppedisano, and the composer himself; Episoidic Rumination performed by Hiromi Abe composed by Micahel Hoffman and New York Debuts of Conversations for Flute and Piano by Michael Kinney performed by Rene Dennis and Christine Perea.