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Castle of Our Skins (COOS) is a Boston-based chamber music collective founded in 2013 by violist Ashleigh Gordon and composer Anthony R. Green. With a core mission to center Black heritage and culture in music and education, COOS blends rigorous musical performance with accessible, community-focused programming. From concert series at Gold Hall in the Harriet Tubman House to education initiatives, COOS creates spaces where audiences connect with contemporary and historical Black musical voices.

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COOS is known for its storytelling through music, highlighting composers of the African diaspora and inviting audiences to explore cultural context, technique, and collaboration. The ensemble has grown into a trusted name in the New England arts scene, recognized for artistic excellence and a commitment to community engagement.

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Here you'll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information, including a notable Wind Quintet world premiere slated for March 1, 2025, in Jamaica Plain. We’ve got you covered with the latest venue details, performance dates, performer bios, and direct links to COOS’s official channels.

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Castle of Our Skins maintains active social media presence across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube. For updates, subscribe to their mailing list and follow their official sites for announcements about concerts, education programs, and commissions. If you’re seeking authentic, engaging chamber music rooted in Black culture and community impact, COOS offers a straightforward path to secure seats and participate in meaningful performances.

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Upcoming highlights include the 2025 Wind Quintet world premiere at Bethel AME Church (Jamaica Plain) and ongoing expansion of Gold Hall—COOS’s performance space at the Harriet Tubman House—with plans for a full space opening in 2027. We’re here to help you stay informed and, when you’re ready, secure your seats with ease.

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Follow COOS: https://www.facebook.com/CastleOfOurSkins https://www.instagram.com/castleofourskins https://www.linkedin.com/company/castle-of-our-skins https://www.youtube.com/@CastleOfOurSkins

The essentials

Quick Facts About Castle of Our Skins

  • Founded in 2013 by violist Ashleigh Gordon and composer Anthony R. Green, COOS centers Black heritage and culture in music and education.
  • Debut album Homage: Chamber Music from the African Continent & Diaspora released in 2022, featuring works by Bongani Ndodana-Breen, Undine Smith Moore, Zenobia Powell Perry, Frederick C. Tillis, and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.
  • Musical genre is chamber music with a strong educational and community-arts component.
  • In 2025 COOS announced a Wind Quintet world premiere (March 1, 2025) at Bethel AME Church in Jamaica Plain, as part of a program including works by Damien Geter, Mason Bynes, and Fred Onovwerosuoke.
  • COOS received a 2024–2026 New Music USA Organization Fund grant and a 2025 General Support grant from AMS.
  • Gold Hall, COOS’s new performance space in Boston’s Harriet Tubman House site, opened in December 2024 with plans for a 2027 opening of the full space; COOS continues to expand its community-focused programming.

The records

Castle of Our Skins Discography

  • Homage - Chamber Music from the African Continent & Diaspora
    2022 · Lontano Records Ltd

Castle of Our Skins maintains active social media presence across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube. For updates, subscribe to their mailing list and follow their official sites for announcements about concerts, education programs, and commissions. If you’re seeking authentic, engaging chamber music rooted in Black culture and community impact, COOS offers a straightforward path to secure seats and participate in meaningful performances.

Upcoming highlights include the 2025 Wind Quintet world premiere at Bethel AME Church (Jamaica Plain) and ongoing expansion of Gold Hall—COOS’s performance space at the Harriet Tubman House—with plans for a full space opening in 2027. We’re here to help you stay informed and, when you’re ready, secure your seats with ease.

Follow COOS: https://www.facebook.com/CastleOfOurSkins https://www.instagram.com/castleofourskins https://www.linkedin.com/company/castle-of-our-skins https://www.youtube.com/@CastleOfOurSkins

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