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DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
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DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
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DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
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DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
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DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
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DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
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CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
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DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
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DTSTART:20251105T171000Z
DTEND:20251105T174500Z
DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
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DTSTAMP:20260808T185224Z
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DTSTART:20251203T171000Z
DTEND:20251203T174500Z
DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
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DTSTART:20260204T171000Z
DTEND:20260204T174500Z
DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260808T185224Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50728447768322
DTSTART:20260304T171000Z
DTEND:20260304T174500Z
DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260808T185224Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50728447792899
DTSTART:20260401T161000Z
DTEND:20260401T164500Z
DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
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DTSTART:20260409T141500Z
DTEND:20260409T144000Z
DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
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DTSTAMP:20260808T185224Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50728447794948
DTSTART:20260506T161000Z
DTEND:20260506T164500Z
DESCRIPTION:ORSEL presents concerts each month\, holding space in the Chape
 l for stillness and reflection. Drop in anytime and enjoy tasty mORSELs af
 ter each concert!\n\n \n\nUPCOMING:\n\n \n\nMay 6:  Skandaprasad Rao (G)\,
  Indian classical flute and voice\n\nIndian classical flutist and vocalist
  Skandaprasad Rao presents songs and improvisations for reflection and con
 templation.\n\n \n\nPAST:\n\n \n\n// SPECIAL CONCERT! Thursday\, April 9 @
  10:15am //\n\nThe MIT Chamber Chorus performs a capella works from their 
 upcoming concert "Out of Time."  Composers include Sarah Quartel\, Stephen
  Paulus\, Ivo Antognini and Palestrina.\n\n \n\nApril 1: Aurora Zhang (G)\
 , Piano\n\nPianist Aurora Zhang\, part of ORSEL's Addir Fellows Interfaith
  Dialogue Program\, presents an interfaith program of contemplative music 
 from different traditions.\n\n \n\nKillian Glass Howey (G)\, Percussion (M
 arch 4)\n\nPercussionist Killian Glass Howey presents Roger Zare’s Biolu
 minescence and additional vibraphone works\, creating a sonic space where 
 listeners can sink into layered vibrations and allow their thoughts to wan
 der.\n\n \n\nChristine Southworth ('02): Snowflake Sonifications (NEW DATE
 : February 4)\n\nChristine Southworth’s Snowflake Sonifications transfor
 ms microscopic images of melting snowflakes into evolving sound and visual
  environments that respond in real time. Its organic structures—delicate
 \, unpredictable\, and constantly shifting—intertwine with improvisation
 s by Southworth (electric guitar) and Evan Ziporyn (electronic wind instru
 ment)\, creating a dialogue with the generative sounds and imagery that bl
 urs the line between nature’s patterns and human expression.\n\n \n\nEva
 n Ziporyn: More Sonic Holograms (October 1)\n\nEvan Ziporyn\, Kenan Sahin 
 Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT & Faculty Director of MIT CAST\, w
 eaves live clarinet\, bass clarinet\, wind synth\, effects boxes and loop 
 pedals into a multidimensional\, immersive and meditative auditory journey
 .\n\n \n\nValerie K Chen\, cello: Midday Contemplation (Nov 5)\n\nJoin EEC
 S PhD student Valerie K. Chen for a midday contemplation of resilience\, r
 econciliation\, and compassion through the voice of the solo cello.
GEO:42.358135;-71.095031
LOCATION:Building W15: MIT Chapel
SUMMARY:Concerts in the Chapel
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/concerts-in-the-chapel
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Meetings/Gatherings
CATEGORIES:Community Event
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
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