Concert Review by Joseph Dalton
"I've always loved John [Harbison's] music because it has a wonderful combination of the cerebral and the emotional," [David] Jolley said. "I've heard him talk about the Trio over the years and he says it's like an intimate conversation with an undercurrent of sadness.'
"Of course, Jolley wouldn't be such a booster of the piece is it weren't fluent and flattering for the horn." Continue Reading
 Norton Award winner Ken Urban on bringing tough topics to the stageNewly crowned for "Outstanding New Script, playwright discusses how his work helps him make sense of the world.
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 Jazz in the key of lifeSaxophonist Miguel Zenón, a Grammy-winning MIT faculty member, creates a distinctive blend of jazz and traditional Puerto Rican music.
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