Charlotte Mundy's 2026-27 season includes the world premiere of Bára Gísladóttir's Good Vibes Only at Deutsche Oper Berlin, five performances of Music for 18 Musicians with Alarm Will Sound at the Park Avenue Armory, the concert premiere of Suzanne Farrin's opera Macabéa at Miller Theatre at Columbia University, and performances at the Gaudeamus, Skanu Mežs, and Göttingen Festivals, among other engagements.
A founding member of TAK ensemble, described by I Care If You Listen as "one of the most prominent ensembles in the United States practicing truly experimental music," Mundy has performed at Lincoln Center and the Library of Congress, premiering works by Tyshawn Sorey, Erin Gee, Eric Wubbels, Brandon Lopez, and Natacha Diels. She is also a core member of Ekmeles, a recent recipient of the Ernst von Siemens Ensemble Prize. As a soloist, she recently appeared in the world premiere of the site-specific opera Newtown Odyssey by Kurt Rohde and Marie Lorenz; a solo recital at The Americas Society; premieres of concert works by Francisco del Pino, Alyssa Regent, and Aida Shirazi; and the debut of a new collaborative multimedia project with Christian Quiñones.
As a recording artist, Mundy is featured across genres from contemporary classical to black metal, prog rock, and ambient music. Her 2025 album The Sea, with composer Francisco del Pino, was praised by Steve Smith (Night After Night) as "an utter treasure...a mote of absolute beauty resistant to the tempest all around."
Born in Toronto and based in Brooklyn, Mundy studied at the University of Toronto and Manhattan School of Music, and is pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts at The Graduate Center, CUNY.
