Photos by Omari Stephens
Sinan Keten G plays the drums during “La Media Naranja,” composd by John P. Murphy ’10. Keten and Collin E. Johnson G played a joint Emerson recital yesterday evening in Killian Hall, which included performances by Murphy, pianist Joe Berkowitz, and visiting professor Don Byron.
Visiting professor Don Byron (front, left) and John P. Murphy ’10 (rear) play the clarinet and the bass, respectively. Collin E. Johnson G and Sinan Keten G played a joint Emerson recital yesterday evening in Killian Hall, which included performances by Byron, Murphy, and pianist Joe Berkovitz.
A construction worker fills in a hole where a tree was removed just outside of the Stata Center’s Forbes Cafe yesterday afternoon. The trees from the construction area are being relocated the NW35 graduate residence and to various other locations around campus, according to the MIT Department of Facilities’ construction updates page, available at http://web.mit.edu/facilities/construction/updates.shtml.
Collin E. Johnson G plays a piece he composed, “Of Unnatural Causes.” Johnson and Sinan Keten G played a joint Emerson recital yesterday evening in Killian Hall, which included performances by visiting professor Don Byron, pianist Joe Berkovitz, and John P. Murphy ’10.
Raphael R. Peterson ’10 concentrates as he plays a guitar solo during a performance by Don Byron’s Sugarhill Ensemble this past Sunday, April 20 in the Senior House basement.
Matthew M. Stevenson G plays the trumpet during a performance by Don Byron’s Sugarhill Ensemble this past Sunday, April 20 in the Senior House basement.
The so-called 7:30 and 5:30 Jazz Combos played a joint end-of-semester concert last Tuesday, April 29 in Killian Hall. Here, Kenneth McEnaney G (right) and Steven A. Chait G of the 7:30 Combo play the trombone and the drums in John Coltrane’s “Mr. P.C.”
The so-called 7:30 and 5:30 Jazz Combos played a joint end-of-semester concert last Tuesday, April 29 in Killian Hall. Here, Sheena C. Hembrador ’06 belts out the vocals in Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition” as (left to right) ensemble coach A. Keala Kaumeheiwa (obscured) plays electric guitar, Daniel R. Hochbaum ’10 plays saxophone, and Aaron J. Schmidt G plays trumpet.
The so-called 7:30 and 5:30 Jazz Combos played a joint end-of-semester concert last Tuesday, April 29 in Killian Hall. Steven J. Levine ’11, pictured, plays an electronic keyboard during the 7:30 Combo’s performance of “Superstition,” originally by Stevie Wonder.
Carrie A. McDonough ’08 plays lead guitar between verses during the performance by the carrie okie band (aka Fortran). The Bexxxley Roxxx Some More concert, which happened Saturday night in the basement of Bexley Hall, featured a number of MIT student bands.
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