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Sitan Chen is a final-year doctoral student at MIT studying computer science. He started playing piano at age six, began classical training under Janice Wong, studied under Dr. William Ransom at the Emory University School of Music in his pre-college...
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Jeffery Yu is a third-year undergraduate at MIT studying math and physics. Music has been close to his heart since a young age, having played piano for 15 years and violin for 9. He initially studied with Larissa Korkina at the Westminster...
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Sara Kornfeld Simpson is a third year PhD candidate in Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT. A recipient of the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, she studies how experience affects the activity of neurons in the visual system. She graduated Summa Cum...
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Zachary Chin is a junior at MIT studying Electrical Engineering & Computer Science and Chemistry. He currently studies piano with Marilyn Roth through the MIT Emerson Fellowship Program. Previously, he studied with Dr. Matthew Hagle at the Music Institute of Chicago and...
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In her 5th year with the Emerson program, clarinetist Nanette Wu is an Emerson Fellow currently studying with Kristian Baverstam. She grew up in Cupertino, California, where she studied with Michael Corner, principal clarinetist of Symphony Silicon Valley. Under his guidance...
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William Wang is a third-year PhD student in computer science, working with Ali Jadbabaie at the MIT Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems. He currently studies with David Deveau as an Emerson Fellow; his past teachers include Betty Woo and James Gardner. William is...
In this virtual concert, The Institooters will showcase their IAP musical projects in this 30 minute concert.
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PROGRAM
Introductory Remarks by Institooters Director Sue-Ellen Hershman-Tcherepnin
Hommage à John Cage (Collective Improvisation)
Serenade: Prelude,...
Digital Humanities Speaker Series '20-21 Presents:
Stravinsky’s ‘tartar sauce’: Using digital text analysis to understand historical musical experiences
February 18th | 4:30pm
PRESENTED BY: Sarah Iker
Lecturer of Music Theory in the Music &...
Days on Campus: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays
Screening Room
New Labor Movements
In Weefur's own words, the program explores "Blackness as more than the sum of all Black bodies, more than the historical trauma, and greater than the constancy of unrest under dissent."
Look for New Labor Movements' Movement IV. Creation/Emergence, online only...
