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Wednesday, April 29, MIT Artists Beyond the Desk presents: Salvatore Angelone, guitar/piano/vocals, performing songs about life in the modern world—friendship, love, work—imagined through the changing seasons of a person's life.
Live via Zoom (details below).
Performance starts at 12:00 noon, followed by short Q&A with the artist at 12:45PM.
We hope you will join us—please feel free to share this message widely within the MIT community.
Join via Zoom: https://mit.zoom.us/j/99882366918 (Meeting ID: 998-8236-6918)
NOTE: Participants will be directed to virtual waiting room until the performance begins. Sound will be muted upon entry; we request that you kindly remain muted, with your video off, for the duration of the performance, until the Q&A portion. For best results, enter full screen view, pin video to Salvatore Angelone, hide non-video participants, and hide thumbnails of any participants who may have accidentally left their video on.
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Meridian Singers in Concert: Wednesday, January 29, 2020, Noon, MIT Chapel
Join the Meridians, directed by Michael Barrett, for their concert, “A Renaissance Sampler,” featuring music by such composers as Palestrina, Josquin des Prez, Victoria, and Taverner. |
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Wednesday, March 11 at noon in the MIT Chapel Amanda Casale and friends present Jekyll/Hyde AMANDA CASALE (voice) loves Jekyll & Hyde and is so happy to sing alongside these wonderful humans. Recent roles include Elle Woods (Legally Blonde - The Footlight Club), Kate (See Rock City & Other Destinations - Edinburgh Festival Fringe), and Natalie Goodman (Next to Normal - Boston Theater Dance Company). Other favorites include Louise (Gypsy), Jo March (Little Women), Madeline Astor (Titanic), Wendla Bergman (Spring Awakening), and Claire (Ordinary Days). While dabbling in all things music and theatre by night, Amanda works as a mathematician/analyst for MIT by day. She holds a BS in Chemical Engineering and Mathematics from Tufts University and a Masters in Statistics from Harvard University. Amanda is also regularly involved in CrossFit as a Level 1 Trainer, competes heavily in Spartan Races and other OCRs, and runs lots of local sound boards. |
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About the MIT Excellence Awards See video of the 2019 awards |
2020 MIT Excellence Awards ** Postponed to June 2020. Exact date TBA** An exhibit of artwork by MIT and Lincoln Lab artists https://hr.mit.edu/recognition/excellence
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Wednesday, March 25 at noon online: https://mit.zoom.us/j/798699435 Hilltop Sunset Hilltop Sunset combines the universal language of music with the comprehensive knowledge of words to evoke a unique form of understanding and empathy. Personal stories of love, pain, politics, and self-improvement permeate his songs, which range from high-energy and emotional to slow and thoughtful. |
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Wednesday, April 29 at noon in the MIT Chapel Salvatore Angelone Join us as ABD presents Salvatore Angelone with a program of folk and Americana music. |
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Wednesday, May 13 at noon in the MIT Chapel The Meridian Singers |
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Wednesday, June 3 at noon in the MIT Chapel Kristin Hall - program of original songs Kristin Hall is a masterful storyteller and longtime singer-songwriter, whose words and music combine to bring her audience along on her songs' journey. A local favorite, she is returning to the stage for the first time in a decade. Come and join the show for an experience that will delight and touch listeners. |
