Upcoming Concerts & Performances

MIT Office of Religious, Spiritual, and Ethical Life

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MIT Chapel, Building W15, 48 Massachusetts Ave · MIT, Cambridge · studentlife.mit.edu/wellbeing-support/religious-spiritual-and-ethical-life

3 upcoming concerts and performances from MIT Office of Religious, Spiritual, and Ethical Life, with dates, venues and ticket links taken from the organization’s own pages and refreshed weekly. All classical in Greater Boston →

Concerts in the Chapel: Andy Wilds, saxophone, and Eileen Huang, piano

Wed Oct 7 · 12:10pm

Concerts in the Chapel: Andy Wilds, saxophone, and Eileen Huang, piano

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Saxophonist Andy Wilds, Program Manager in Music at MIT Music and Theater Arts, and pianist Eileen Huang, an MIT chemistry graduate of 2005 and MIT Affiliated Artist, play lyrical works for saxophone and piano by Rachmaninoff, Creston, Bozza and others. The Chapel's monthly half-hour midday concerts are meant as a space for stillness and reflection; listeners may drop in at any point, and snacks follow.

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Concerts in the Chapel: NAMI, featuring Christine Southworth
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Wed Nov 4 · 12:10pm

Concerts in the Chapel: NAMI, featuring Christine Southworth

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NAMI is an audiovisual collaboration between composer and guitarist Christine Southworth, an MIT graduate of 2002, and the artist and photographer Jun Hoshino. Hoshino's unfiltered iPhone footage of New England ponds and streams is turned into sound through Southworth's data sonifications, then layered with electric guitar, giving each video its own soundscape. The half-hour midday series is presented by MIT's Office of Religious, Spiritual, and Ethical Life.

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Concerts in the Chapel: Evan Ziporyn
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Wed Dec 2 · 12:10pm

Concerts in the Chapel: Evan Ziporyn

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Evan Ziporyn, the clarinettist and composer who is Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Music at MIT and faculty director of MIT CAST, gives this half-hour midday concert in the chapel series. A founding member of the Bang on a Can All-Stars, he layered live clarinet, bass clarinet, wind synth, effects boxes and loop pedals in an earlier chapel concert, More Sonic Holograms.

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