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DESCRIPTION:Due to MIT's recently instated policy regarding COVID-19\, MIT 
 has cancelled the concert MITSO MOVIES MACHOVER. Thank you for your unders
 tanding.  Members of the general public who purchased tickets have been re
 funded.\n\nJohn Williams\, “Devil's Dance” from Witches of Eastwick\n\
 nDon Byron\, Three Pieces from the Saul Bass Project — *World Premiere* 
 (performed live with film)\n\nAngelo Badalamenti\, themes to David Lynch f
 ilms (Blue Velvet\, Mulholland Drive\,Twin Peaks)\n\nHarry Manfredini\, Fr
 iday the 13th Suite\n\nTod Machover\, A Toronto Symphony — *US Premiere*
 \n\nMIT Symphony Orchestra\, Evan Ziporyn\, Director\n\nMITSO MOVIES MACHO
 VER is the MIT Symphony Orchestra's tribute to the art of film music past\
 , present\, and future\, from classic Hollywood soundtracks to new works t
 hat immersively combine live music with visual images. The concert\, direc
 ted by Evan Ziporyn\, culminates in MITSO’s first-ever performance of ge
 nre-breaking 2016 Composer of the Year and Muriel R. Cooper Professor of M
 usic and Media Tod Machover's boundary-pushing orchestral music.\n\n\nMach
 over's A Toronto Symphony\, the first of his celebrated City Symphony seri
 es\, is a musical and visual portrait of Toronto\, created by Machover in 
 a beyond-crowd-sourced collaboration with the greater Toronto community. I
 n keeping with the site-specific ethos of the work\, Machover worked with 
 input from the student musicians of MITSO to further customize the piece f
 or this US premiere performance. \n\nAlso featured will be the world premi
 ere of renowned composer and clarinetist Don Byron's Three Pieces from the
  Saul Bass Project\, which will accompany classic film noir title sequence
 s by the legendary Saul Bass (Something Wild (1961)\, The Shrike(1955)\, a
 nd Walk On the Wild Side (1962). The program also includes music by John W
 illiams (“Devil’s Dance” from The Witches of Eastwick)\, Angelo Bada
 lamenti'sbrooding themes to David Lynch films\, and the US premiere of Har
 ry Manfredini's Friday the 13th Suite.\n\nThe composer’s forum is Cancel
 led featuring Machover\, Byron\, and Manfredini\, moderated by Music and T
 heater Arts Senior Lecturer and specialist in film music Marty Marks.\n\n\
 nThis is the Terry and Rick Stone Concert\, part of MIT Sounding.\n\nThe 2
 019–20 season of the innovative annual performance series MIT Sounding c
 ontinues to expand musical boundaries. Curated by Evan Ziporyn\, faculty d
 irector of the MIT Center for Art\, Science & Technology (CAST)\, this sea
 son of MIT Sounding presents unique artists who push the envelope of their
  respective genres\, creating new evolving music for the 21st century.
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LOCATION:Building W16: Kresge Auditorium
SUMMARY:Canceled: MITSO MOVIES MACHOVER
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/mitso_movies_machover
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
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