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News / Events
- MTA NEW WEBSITE
- Ruehr’s among top 10 2014 Classical Albums
- Ellen Harris, Handel Scholar, in the News
- Keeril Makan in the New Yorker
- Ruehr’s O’Keeffe Images/BMOP CD review
- Ruehr and Southworth/Ziporyn world premieres reviewed
- Elena Ruehr’s Premieres previewed by the Globe
- Elena Ruehr’s November includes Three Premieres
- Sarah Cahill Interview on WMBR
- MIT Chamber Music Students Develop Roadmap
- William Cutter’s Brahms Requiem with TFC reviewed
- Pianist David Deveau is in Japan
Retrospective
Category Archives: Music News
Levitan Award Recipients in Music
MIT Senior Lecturer in Music David Deveau and Associate Professor of Music Patricia Tang are both 2014 recipients of the James A. and Ruth Levitan Awards for Excellence in Teaching in the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences. Dean … Continue reading
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Mark Harvey’s “No Walls” at City Hall
FROM THE JAZZBOSTON FB PAGE: JazzBoston and Boston jazz made history at noon on April 30 when live jazz filled the City Council Chamber for the first time ever. At the Council’s invitation, we brought a band to celebrate International … Continue reading
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Music, Science and Technology
MIT NEWS published profiles of two students in the MIT Symphony Orchestra, a credit-bearing performance subject in the Music and Theater Arts Section of the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. Priyanka Saha – http://bit.ly/PxjCtH Nathan Kipniss – http://bit.ly/1nNhfSA … Continue reading
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MTA Events this Thursday through Sunday
1 | Th | MTA Composer Forum presents: Florian Hollenweger. The Revolution is Hear! Sound Art, the Everyday, and Aural Awareness. 5pm, MIT Lewis Music Library, 14E-109. Free. A reception will follow. 2 | Fri | Emerson Scholars Student Recital. … Continue reading
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Keeril Makan receives Howard Fellowship
The Board of Administration of the George A. and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation awarded nine $33,000 fellowships for the 2014-2015 academic year. The recipients represent the fields of History, Music, Musicology, Playwriting, and Theatre Studies. One of two fellowships in … Continue reading
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Tonight and tomorrow in Kresge Auditorium
18 | Fri | MIT Chamber Chorus, William Cutter, music director. Britten, Rejoice in the Lamb, Hymn to St. Cecilia, Flower Songs, Cantata Misericordium. 8pm, Kresge Auditorium. General admission $5; Free, in advance only, to MIT community with MIT email … Continue reading
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REVIEW – Makan’s Letting Time Circle Through Us by Either Or
Matthew Guerrieri reviews Keeril Makan’s world premier by Either/Or NEWMUSIC BOX 4/15/14 In the ever-futile quest to match up language with the experience of music, “meditative” is a useful shorthand, able to hint at a calm surface, a reflective cast, … Continue reading
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Elena Ruehr 2014 Guggenheim Fellow
Congratulations to Elena Ruehr!!! She just received a Guggenheim Fellowship to write an opera with librettist Gretchen Henderson for Roomful of Teeth, an eight voice ensemble that she, MIT Music and Theater Arts, and CAST, Center for Art, Science and … Continue reading
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David Deveau with Longwood Symphony, a review
The Boston Musical Intelligencer March 16, 2014 Expectations: Longwood Dashes, Deveau Fulfills by David Patterson …For Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat Major, “Emperor,” enter pianist David Deveau to set a new, true tenor for the evening. His sureness … Continue reading
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David Deveau and the Longwood Symphony preview
From The Boston Musical Intelligencer’s preview and interview with Longwood Symphony music director Ronald Feldman: Tell us about your collaborative history with pianist David Deveau and how you chose to invite him to play the Emperor Concerto. When I engage … Continue reading
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