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The MIT Symphony Orchestra, shown last fall, will perform Mahler's Sixth Symphony in the Inaugural Concert tomorrow night.

Concerts showcase MIT's musical talents

May 4, 2005

The Aardvark Jazz Orchestra, shown performing with MIT Lecturer Mark Harvey on trumpet, will perform a free concert Saturday, April 30, at Kresge Auditorium.

Aardvark trumpets Jazz Month

April 27, 2005

Professor brings papal music to Wind Ensemble

April 27, 2005

Herb Pomeroy performs at MIT last April. The jazz leader will be honored with a birthday concert on Saturday, April 23, in Kresge Auditorium.

Jazzy birthday planned for Pomeroy

April 13, 2005

Assistant Professor Brian Robison will perform the improvisational 'Music in Stacks' at MIT's Rosalind Denny Music Library on Friday, April 15.

Music library hosts concerts

April 13, 2005

The Cypress Quartet (from left: Ethan Filner, viola; Jennifer Kloetzel, cello; Cecily Ward, violin; Tom Stone, violin) will perform an original work by Lecturer Elena Ruehr on Friday.

Quartet to premiere lecturer's work

April 6, 2005

Musical journey spans the ages

April 6, 2005

Flutist Ole Nielsen works with composer Graham Ramsay on Ramsay's new piece, 'Four Autumn Sketches,' which will premiere Friday, March 18, in Killian Hall. Nielsen has been a member of the Experimental Study Group since he was a freshman. Ramsay is an ESG administrator and teacher.

ESG student, staffer make beautiful music

March 16, 2005

Percussionist Curt Newton (left) and cellist Jeff Song use the chang-go and kayagum, traditional Korean instruments, to create 'music inspired by and drawing upon a huge range of influences.' They will perform on campus on Friday, March 18.

Concert to showcase Korean instruments

March 16, 2005

New music by Ziporyn spans 1,000 years with voice, wind

March 9, 2005

Associate Professor Thomas DeFrantz reprises his solo tap dance, 'Monk's Mood: A Performance Meditation on the Life and Music of Thelonious Monk,' this month in Kresge Little Theater.

DeFrantz taps into Monk with high-tech storytelling

March 9, 2005

Sung-Hee Do plays a traditional Korean instrument called a "Jang-go" at Oori practice.

The lure of Oori: ancient Korean art practiced at MIT

January 26, 2005

A student DJ's attempt to personalize "Yeah," Usher's 2004 hit, is tougher than it looks. With one hand on the mixer and the other spinning the record back, the student tries to juggle the beat between two recordings of the same song.

Scratching your LPs isn't always a bad thing

December 15, 2004

Ruehr strikes the right note

November 16, 2004

The photo above shows a scene from "There It Is," a 1928 comedy by Charley Bowers that has been included in a new three-DVD set of historical silent films compiled by MIT's Martin Marks.

Marks gives silent films a new hearing

October 20, 2004

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