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DESCRIPTION:Event Name: Symposium: John Harbison\, David Zinman and Paula M
 urrihy on the genesis of a new symphony\nEvent Url: http://www.artsboston.
 org/event/detail/441488903/Symposium_John_Harbison_David_Zinman_and_Paula_
 Murrihy_on_the_genesis_of_a_new_symphony\nEvent Date Begin: 2012-01-11\nEv
 ent Date End: 2012-01-11\n\nIn anticipation of the world premiere performa
 nces of John Harbison's Symphony No. 6 by the Boston Symphony Orchestra on
  January 12\, 13\, 14 and 17\, 2012\, the BSO and MIT will jointly present
  a roundtable discussion on the genesis of the new composition at MIT's Kr
 esge Auditorium from 6-7pm on Wednesday\, January 11.  The discussion will
  focus on several different aspects of the new work:  its commissioning\, 
 composition\, and rehearsal.  Joining composer and MIT Institute Professor
  John Harbison in the discussion will be Maestro David Zinman\, a longtime
  advocate of Mr. Harbison's music\, who will conduct the BSO for these per
 formances\; and mezzo-soprano Paula Murrihy\, who will sing Mr. Harbison's
  setting of James Wright's poem Entering the Temple in Nimes\, featured in
  the first movement of the new symphony.  The discussion will be moderated
  by BSO Assistant Artistic Administrator Benjamin Schwartz\, and will incl
 ude a live performance of a vocal excerpt of the symphony with Ms. Murrihy
 .  6pm\, Kresge Auditorium.  Free and open to the public.  Visit David Zin
 man at http://www.davidzinman.org. Paula Murrihy at www.paulamurrihy.com a
 nd John Harbison at http://web.mit.edu/music/facstaff/harbison.html.\n\nSt
 art time: 6pm
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SUMMARY:Symposium: John Harbison\, David Zinman and Paula Murrihy on the ge
 nesis of a new symphony
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