Angela E. González
Director Ticketing/Patron Experience
Angela started out in NYC working at the landmark Webster Hall and eventually helped forge the operations systems at SubCulture NYC. Angela is also part of the production team for the annual Global Citizen Festival held in Central Park.
Having the honor to work with such highly influential organizations helped her maintain an idealistic view of this industry’s progress and direction. Joining the National Sawdust team means being part of a greater movement to shift the existing venue model and offer more support and education for performers which is a personal motivation for Angela. Though the landscape of the industry changed drastically over the past decade and continues to shift rapidly, she remains dedicated to the purpose of creating memorable and enriching experiences for fans, performers and fellow industry workers alike.
Angela’s favorite events
Brooklyn Rider Presents: Johnny Gandelsman plays Bach
Oct 25, 2015 • 7pmViolinist Johnny Gandelsman of the National Sawdust group-in-residence Brooklyn Rider and the Silk Road Ensemble continues his exploration of JS Bach's solo works of Sonatas & Partitas for violin ("genial freshness and unaffected sincerity" - Boston Globe).
Magos Herrera Presents: Magos Herrera & Javier Limón
Oct 15, 2015 - 9pm Magos & Limón is a new collaboration between Grammy nominee Mexican-born jazz singer and National Sawdust curator Magos Herrera and celebrated Spanish guitarist-producer Javier Limón. In this CD release evening to support “He for She,” the United Nations campaign for gender equality, they will perform with an extraordinary group of musicians including Swiss jazz harmonica player Grégoire Maret, Israeli composer-clarinetist Oran Etkin, New York-based jazz singer Sachal Vasandani, Brazilian percussionist Rogerio Boccato, and other international guests TBC.
Americas Society and the Mexican Cultural Institute NY present Ónix Ensamble: Furia y silencio
September 9, 2016 - 7:00pm Ónix Ensamble recently celebrated their 20th anniversary as one of Mexico's leading new music ensembles, having performed hundreds of concerts and premiered works by composers from all over the world. This program, entitled "Furia y silencio," highlights gems from the ensemble's extensive repertoire, spanning generations of composers from North America, including Gabriela Ortiz, Juan Pablo Contreras, Armando Luna, Charles Halka, and David Dzubay.
In Situ: Low City & Hess Is More
Oct 17, 2015 • 11:55pmLow City is the brainchild of producer/engineer Abe Seiferth (Yeasayer, Turing Machine) and Jeremy Turner (cellist and composer) inspired by a lost future, the 1939 World's Fair, films like Metropolis and Gattaca, and the writings of J.G. Ballard. It features friends from Bon Iver and Dirty Projectors.
In Situ: Tanya Tagaq in Nanook of the North
Oct 2, 2015 • 8pm
The award-winning Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq, named one of Rolling Stone’s “Artists You Need to Know in 2015,” performs a live score, created with composer Derek Charke, to the 1922 silent film Nanook of the North.
The award-winning Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq, named one of Rolling Stone’s “Artists You Need to Know in 2015,” performs a live score, created with composer Derek Charke, to the 1922 silent film Nanook of the North.
