Music technology

Carlos Prieto plays his Stradivarius cello, dubbed "Miss Cello Prieto," at a solo performance. He will play at Killian Hall on March 5.

Cellist exited engineering at 38 to become a musician

March 5, 2003

Institute Professor John Harbison and the first page of his handwritten score for "Requiem."

BSO to premiere Harbison's 'Requiem'

March 5, 2003

'Big Elephant Brass Band' comes to town

March 5, 2003

Performance to feature controversial concerto

February 12, 2003

MITSO guest

October 23, 2002

Ali Akbar Khan plays the sarod at a recent performance.

Master sarodist Ali Akbar Khan returns to MIT

September 25, 2002

Ptolemy Players salute Pulitzer-winning composers

September 18, 2002

Symphony Orchestra gears up for quartet of concerts

September 18, 2002

Music festival benefits kids

September 18, 2002

Bertrand Delgutte (left) and Andrew Oxenham (center), research scientists at the Research Lab for Electronics, meet with graduate student Zachary Smith in the lab.

Researchers working to make better music for hearing-impaired people

March 13, 2002

MIT researchers are synthesizing novel stimuli which have the envelope of one sound and the fine structure of another sound. They call these stimuli "auditory chimeras" by analogy with the mythological beasts, which have the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a serpent. (Image: Chimera of Arezzo)

Mythical beasts may help MIT researchers provide better music for the hearing impaired

March 6, 2002

Lunchtime concert offered

December 13, 2000

Project puts students in touch with their musical sides

December 13, 2000

Ziporyn on tour with Paul Simon

November 15, 2000

MIT celebrates composer Gunther Schuller's 75th birthday

November 15, 2000

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Cellist exited engineering at 38 to become a musician

BSO to premiere Harbison's 'Requiem'

'Big Elephant Brass Band' comes to town

Performance to feature controversial concerto

MITSO guest

Master sarodist Ali Akbar Khan returns to MIT

Ptolemy Players salute Pulitzer-winning composers

Symphony Orchestra gears up for quartet of concerts

Music festival benefits kids

Researchers working to make better music for hearing-impaired people

Mythical beasts may help MIT researchers provide better music for the hearing impaired

Lunchtime concert offered

Project puts students in touch with their musical sides

Ziporyn on tour with Paul Simon

MIT celebrates composer Gunther Schuller's 75th birthday

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