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Steve Swayne on Music and Making the World a Better Place

August 5, 2014

The professor of music talks about Sondheim, the ethics of file-sharing, life on stage, and the liberal arts.
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The Dangers of Overestimating Music Therapy (The Atlantic)

July 18, 2014

Professor Steve Swayne raises concerns about therapeutic music interventions.
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The Potluck: A New Musical in Concert by César Alvarez

The Warehouse (4 Currier Place)

A musical about ghosts and queerness and feelings and how to recuperate from trauma that happened to you before you were even born, and also capitalism.

The Potluck: A New Musical in Concert by César Alvarez

The Warehouse (4 Currier Place)

A musical about ghosts and queerness and feelings and how to recuperate from trauma that happened to you before you were even born, and also capitalism.

Coast Jazz Orchestra: Coast Jazz Underground

Allen Street & Sawtooth Kitchen

With Angelika Niescier's Trio: AN (saxophone), Tomeka Reid (cello) and Eliza Salem (drums).

Lecture-Recital: The Flute in Latin America

Studio Sudikoff (Sudikoff 007)

Flutists Dalia Chin (contemporary music), Anabel Gil Díaz (Latin jazz and Cuban music), and Na'ama Lion (Renaissance and Baroque music) share their music and perspectives.

Chanticleer: Sing Joyfully (performance)

Rollins Chapel

Twelve voices coalesce in a seamless chorus with intricate harmonies that uplift and inspire.

A Tribute to Duke Ellington

The Warehouse (4 Currier Place)

Artist-in-residence Tomeka Reid (jazz cello) and her ensemble perform commissioned works written to celebrate Duke Ellington's 125th birthday.

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The Warehouse (4 Currier Place)

A musical about ghosts and queerness and feelings and how to recuperate from trauma that happened to you before you were even born, and also capitalism.

The Warehouse (4 Currier Place)

A musical about ghosts and queerness and feelings and how to recuperate from trauma that happened to you before you were even born, and also capitalism.

Allen Street & Sawtooth Kitchen

With Angelika Niescier's Trio: AN (saxophone), Tomeka Reid (cello) and Eliza Salem (drums).

Studio Sudikoff (Sudikoff 007)

Flutists Dalia Chin (contemporary music), Anabel Gil Díaz (Latin jazz and Cuban music), and Na'ama Lion (Renaissance and Baroque music) share their music and perspectives.

Rollins Chapel

Twelve voices coalesce in a seamless chorus with intricate harmonies that uplift and inspire.

The Warehouse (4 Currier Place)

Artist-in-residence Tomeka Reid (jazz cello) and her ensemble perform commissioned works written to celebrate Duke Ellington's 125th birthday.

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