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MITHAS presents Amritha Murali
About Amritha Murali Amritha Murali belongs to a family of connoisseurs of music. Her exceptional musical instincts have been well nurtured by her parents and she has, today, gained much acclaim and popularity as a highly talented musician. She has had the good fortune of learning vocal music from...
Guillermo Klein with Luciana Souza
About Guillermo Klein The craft of composition has been a part of Guillermo Klein's life since his childhood in Argentina. Klein's father presented him with a piano when he turned 11 years old and, inspired by the legendary Argentinean composer Astor Piazzolla, he promptly began his experimentation...
Vocal Jazz Ensemble
THE MUSIC OF LUCIANA SOUZA, a program filled with many of her original compositions as well as other songs from composers whose music she has recorded. Ensemble and solo performances feature arrangements by “Moss” and Luciana Souza, Lee Abe and Antonio Carlos Jobim. You’ll also hear the sweet,...
R.K. Shriramkumar, virtuoso violinist
MITHAS presents a lecture-demonstration by virtuoso violinist R. K. Shriramkumar. About R K Shriramkumar RK Shriramkumar belongs to a family of eminent Carnatic musicians who hail from Rudrapatna, a little village on the banks of the river Kaveri in Karnataka, South India. His grandfather Vidvan ...
Michael Cuthbert
Here is a podcast featuring Prof. Michael Cuthbert, principal investigator of the Music21 project.   What is music21? Music21 is a set of tools that help scholars and other active listeners answer questions about music quickly and simply. Combining knowledge from musicology and computer programming...
Nibbler by Ken Urban
The New York Times reviewed a play by Ken Urban who is joining MTA as Senior Lecturer in Theater Arts this coming fall. Ken Urban’s “Nibbler,” about teenagers in suburban New Jersey, is the kind of play that doesn’t know where to set down its lunch tray. Produced by the Amoralists at Rattlestick...
David Gammons and Sara Brown's production
Directed by David Gammons with set design by Sara Brown, the production of Christopher Marlowe's EDWARD II for Actors' Shakespeare Project is getting rave reviews. Running now through March 19! "Erotic obsession, political machinations, hubris derailed by the spinning of Fortuna’s wheel — “Edward...
It's Alive! Voices of Resistance
Senior Lecturer Anna Kohler’s semi-staged play-reading series -It’s Alive!- fosters collaboration between the MIT performance community and both emerging and lesser-known maverick playwrights from around the world in several presentations per year.  This Voices of Resistance reading will feature...
Eran Egozy
NoteStream is an app that Eran Egozy is developing with his research assistant Nathan Gutierrez, a senior at MIT.  It delivers a much richer version of the program notes that traditionally appear in a concert program book.  NoteStream is an app that runs on smartphones and can display images and...
Critics Love Charlotte Brathwaite's Dolphins and Sharks
Early reviews of James Anthony Tyler's DOLPHINS AND SHARKS are in and it's clear this hilarious and cutting new play should be on the top of your must-see theater list. Grab your tickets while you still can!  Labyrinth Theater.   The Village Voice calls the play "expertly directed by Charlotte...
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