Betrothal of Bach & Harbison
A Review of the Cantatas Singers Performance on November 3, 2018
"Harbison’s well-documented affinity for Bach may have been capstoned by Saturday’s performance and the arrival of his book, What Do We Make of Bach?"
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A Review of the BMV's Harbison Premieres Last Month
"Harbison’s vocal line is more dramatic than lyrical... and Fitz Gibbon conveyed it with admirable flair, moving from woe to bitterness to irony with perfect conviction and plausibility."
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Kenneth Amis originated Rep Decks, normal playing cards with the added feature of displaying a different musical quote in the middle of each card. Play everyday card games and then download the free Studio, Keyboard or Orchestral Series Games Manuals to begin using your wits and knowledge of music...
Hane Lee & Sho Yamasaki perform John Harbison's Diamond Watch
MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble
Frederick Harris, Jr., Music Director
Featuring MIT Alumni Jazz Band
Mark Harvey, Guest Conductor-Composer
Special Guest Artist: Sean Jones, trumpet
This annual concert honoring Herb Pomeroy, MIT’s “Father of Jazz,” features celebrated and immensely gifted...
Featuring Soloists
Matthew Roitstein, flute
David Deveau, piano
Samuel Barber - First Essay for Orchestra, op. 12
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Flute Concerto No. 2 in D Major, K.314 (Matthew Roistein, soloist)
Richard Wagner - Prelude to Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
Ludwig van Beethoven - Piano...
MIT Wind Ensemble
Frederick Harris, Jr., Music Director, Kenneth Amis, Assistant Conductor
Anat Cohen, guest clarinetist, Matthew Roitstein, guest flutist, and
Jamshied Sharifi, guest composer
This special program is a “festival of collaborations” with musicians associated with MIT and will serve...
GAMELAN GALAK TIKA
New and traditional Balinese music and dance
Evan Ziporyn, Artistic Director
4 pm CAMBRIDGE YOUTH GAMELAN
4:15 pm GAMELAN GALAK TIKA
W97 Black Box
345 Vassar Street, Cambridge MA
Gamelan Galak Tika closes its 25th season with a performance of new and traditional music &...
Not-So-Heavy Metals
On Sunday April 14, come hear us at the Cambridge Science Festival, at MIT’s Killian Recital Hall. “Not-So-Heavy Metals” features transducers and sheet metals in a display of sonic playfulness, melding sound processing with live instruments. Composers and sound artists David...
MIT Concert Choir
William Cutter, Conductor
Program
Brahms, Liebeslieder Waltzes, Op.52
Cutter, Spring Rituals
Brahms, Kleine Hochzeit-Kantate
Brahms, Taffellied, Op. 93
Deutsches Volksleider
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