The multimedia "opera for objects" grapples with environmental devastation.
Martin's article, "Plainly Audible: Listening Intersectionally to the Amplified Noise Act in Washington, DC," advocates for a framework of "intersectional listening" in critical perspectives on gentrification.
Globe's music critic A.Z. Madonna names September performance of Prof. Doty's composition among 2021's best live classical concerts.
Prof. Fure's "HIVE RISE" and Prof. Beaudoin's "Another Woman of Another Kind" are honored in list of 2021's most impressive performances and recordings.
"I stood in front of a tower of speakers...and had a purely visceral encounter with sound—one that gave me the unsettling and liberating sensation of being no longer material in my own body," says Ross.
Trio's performance of Mozart's K. 498 was "simply divine perfection."
"You are in an evolving atmosphere that is viscerally allowing you to tune into your body and its relationship to vibration and covibration in a really unusual way," says Professor Fure.
"We have always known Filippo to be one of a kind," says the Hop's Mary Lou Aleskie.
The Music Department is delighted to welcome three new members: trombonist Angel Subero, pianist/composer Jesse Taitt, and arts/education administrator Grant Cook.
Fure’s award-winning work blends immersive installation and sonic performance.
