"Handel and the Bank of England" explores Handel's financial records, which provide a unique window on his career, musical environments, income and even his health.
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Program
The Nightingale by Thomas Weelkes (arr. Jonathan Bayley)
Grab the Ring by John McLellan
Andante con moto from Symphony No. 4 by Felix Mendelssohn (arr. Fabio Barnaba)
It Takes Four to Tango by Daniel Dorff
Uncharted Paths by Deborah Anderson
I. Vol de Nuit
II. Encounter
III...
PROGRAM
Symphony No. 6 in B minor, “Pathétique Symphony” (1893) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
I. Adagio - Allegro non troppo (1840-1893)
II. Allegro con grazia
III. Allegro molto vivace
IV. Finale: Adagio lamentoso
Dominique Hoskin, conductor
The IAP Orchestra was founded in the Fall of 2012 by...
FiLmprov weaves a musical/visual TAPESTRY
Musical Improvisation
+
Films
by animator/artist Kate Matson
with live soundtrack by the FiLmprov Ensemble:
MARK HARVEY, trumpet, music director
PETER BLOOM, woodwinds
PHIL SCARFF, woodwinds
DAN ZUPAN, woodwinds
TOM PLSEK, trombone
ROB BETHEL, cello...
You’re invited to be one of the first to experience perhaps the world’s most beloved piece of music in a fresh, new way. In this first-ever pilot performance, an ensemble of H+H musicians and members of MIT’s Music and Theater Arts Concert Choir and Chamber Chorus will perform highlights from...
Launched in 2013, The Keen Playwrights Lab brings together three American Playwrights in mid-career to develop new work and facilitate that work's exposure to a greater audience. Over the course of a season, each playwright develops a new full-length play inspired by Keen's mission. The program...
"Christiane Jatahy" by Jay Scheib will be published in issue #150 of BOMB Magazine in December. The article and conversation with and about Brazilian director Christiane Jatahy discusses her recent and upcoming works, convergences, divergences and respective conceptual advances in Live Cinema...
From Dec.23-30, Hershman-Tcherepnin, along with pianist David Witten, Shanghai Conservatory & East China Normal University, will honor the birth and musical legacy of Alexander Tcherepnin in a conference in Shanghai. Performances will include flute and piano works of Nikolai, Alexander and Ivan...
Originally from the village of Pengosekan, Bali, Gusti Komin Darta has been hailed as a leading composer, performer, and teacher of Balinese music of his generation. Born in 1978, he first studied music with his father, renowned musician Gusti Ketut Kerta, and began performing professionally for...
PlayTime is a two-week, in-house laboratory retreat for five New Dramatists resident playwrights undertaking ambitious new works with collaborators and in company of one another. This huge, interdependent project with an intricate schedule offers intensive and flexible time for rehearsal, rewrites...
