Apply Triangle is a NYC-based electroacoustic trio comprised of Yoshi Weinberg (flutes), Tyler Neidermayer (clarinets), and Jixue Yang (piano/keyboards). Their music utilizes live electronics like video projection, lighting elements, and audio playback, as well as amplification and processing of each acoustic instruments in real-time, to bring a multimedia experience to audiences and push the boundaries of live chamber music.

Apply Triangle is dedicated to collaborating with and performing music by emerging composers whose work addresses the modern political, social, and environmental issues we face as a society today such as deforestation, mental health and anxiety, and the fight for women's equality and LGBTQIA rights. They maintain an open-door policy for their collaborations, inviting composers and other artists into their rehearsals to workshop and discuss the musical and technological capabilities for new electroacoustic chamber works.

In 2019, Apply Triangle made their international debut at the SinusTon Electronic Music Festival in Magdeburg, Germany. Here, they premiered three new pieces by New York composers James Diaz, Alex Held, and Pranav Datla, complemented by an array of standard electroacoustic solos for each instrument. Their program, titled "New York Counterpoint," was subsequently showcased at music conservatories in Dresden, Weimar, and Leipzig. During these visits, they engaged in rich discussions with students about integrating technology in contemporary music through several workshop performances. This same program was also featured at the Manhattan School of Music and the PENN SOUND Collective at the University of Pennsylvania. In 2020, they collaborated with violinist and composer Yaz Lancaster on the premiere of intangible landscapes at NYU’s Pulsing and Shaking Macro Festival. From 2021 to 2022, as guest artists at both Bowling Green State University and the University of Florida’s College of the Arts, Apply Triangle conducted workshop performances and hosted Q&A sessions on technological applications in contemporary music. In 2021, Apply Triangle was honored with the Chamber Music America Ensemble Forward Award.

Since 2020, Apply Triangle has focused on their first Call for Scores as they collaborate with over thirty composers from around the world on concise electroacoustic works to be recorded remotely and released on cmntx records on April 12th, 2024.

Yoshi Weinberg is a New York City based flutist, harpist, and composer. Lauded for their “sublime tone” and “creative interpretation and technical virtuosity” (I Care If You Listen), Yoshi is a dedicated performer of contemporary and experimental works. Yoshi has performed as a soloist across North America and Europe including Carnegie Hall (NYC), Walt Disney Concert Hall (LA), the Fitzgerald Theater (St. Paul, MN), among many others. They currently are Artistic Director of InfraSound, and is founding member and flutist for Apply Triangle, InfraSound, and Aqueeressence. An active freelancer, Yoshi has performed with Talea, ChambeQUEER, Ensemble Signal, Contemporaneous, the Da Capo Chamber Players, Zeitgeist, and many others. They currently sub on Reed 1 for The Lion King on Broadway. Additionally, Yoshi served as Artistic Director of the Minnesota new music ensemble RenegadeEnsemble for the 2017-2018 season.

As a composer, Yoshi’s compositions have been described as “a stunning compositional display of polyphony and texture” (ICIYL) and “transcendent, emotional, and intimate” (Sparks and Wiry Cries). Their works have been premiered by ChamberQUEER, InfraSound, e(L)ement duo, the dream songs project, and RenegadeEnsemble, and have been featured on Minnesota Public Radio and at the American Harp Society Summer Institute. Yoshi is currently studying their DMA in Flute Performance at CUNY Graduate Center, studying with Robert Dick. They received their MM in Contemporary Performance from Manhattan School of Music, and their BM in Performance from Saint Olaf College.

Tyler Neidermayer is an electro-acoustic performer, composer, and audio/video engineer based in New York City. His music transforms classical instruments through amplification and signal processing, integrating modular synthesizers and software to reimagine the clarinet's sound into expansive textures and intense tones. Tyler performs solo and collaborates with emerging composers, showcasing both composed pieces and improvisations. He also serves as the clarinetist and technical director for the BlackBox Ensemble. Tyler’s expertise extends to audio engineering; he is a live sound and recording engineer at venues such as the DiMenna Center for Classical Music and the Manhattan School of Music. His recording credits include the Oratorio Society of New York’s 150th Anniversary Celebration and the Seven Hills Chamber Music Festival in Lynchburg, VA, where he is the lead recording engineer.

In his downtime, Tyler enjoys exploring Central Park with his dog, Percy, and honing his culinary skills inspired by J. Kenji López Alt. He holds a M.M. in Contemporary Bass Clarinet Performance from the Manhattan School of Music and a B.M. in Performance from Northern Arizona University, having studied under renowned educators such as David Krakauer and Michael Lowenstern. Tyler's work is available on bandcamp.com, where he independently releases his music. He has also been a featured performer at various music festivals across the U.S., emphasizing his diverse talents in both performance and audio engineering.

Jixue Yang, a contemporary classical pianist based in NYC, is celebrated for her versatile repertoire that spans various eras and styles, reflecting a fusion of Eastern and Western influences. As the first Chinese citizen admitted to the Manhattan School of Music's Contemporary Performance Program, she has played a pivotal role in introducing experimental contemporary music to Chinese audiences. Jixue's performances have left an indelible mark on audiences across the globe. Notable appearances include the Nief-Norf Summer Music Festival, May Flower Concert series, Galaxy Society, and the SinusTon Electronic Music Festival.

In 2023, she earned international awards such as the Gold Award at the Singapore International Music Competition, Pianist of The Season at the AD LIBITUM Piano Competition, and the Second Prize at the Charleston International Music Competition. As an active chamber musician, Jixue contributes her talents as the pianist/keyboardist for Tactus ensembles InfraSound, Apply Triangle, among others. Currently studying her D.M.A. in Piano Performance at Manhattan School of Music, Jixue holds a B.M. and a M.M. degree from the same institution, and has been receiving the Named Scholarships yearly. Her teachers include Hung Kuan Chen, Anthony De Mare, Margaret Kampmeier, Phillip Kawin, Solomon Mikowsky, Christopher Oldfather, and Inesa Sinkevych.