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November 19 at Merce Cunningham Studio
Modern-dance icon Cunningham has always advanced the causes of American composers; here, Gordon Mumma, who worked with Cunningham in the late sixties and early seventies, gets the spotlight for six solo pieces.
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November 17 at Church of St. Mary the Virgin
George Steel and his vocally stunning group bring their eye for the undiscovered to the music of Robert Parsons, unearthed via two years of research.
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November 15 at Miller Theatre
The brilliant International Contemporary Ensemble brings to life the jazz-infused works of Hurel, known for the vivid colors of his music.
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