CAMBRIDGE — The Harvard University Saxophone Quartet Admission is free. The facility is handicapped accessible.<\/p>\n Mascari’s composition, which was premiered and recorded by the Berlin In addition to the Mascari composition, the program will include works from the Marlboro Doncha hate it when you read a review of something in your area you wish you had know about before it happened, so you could of had a chance to actually go? Especially if its something weird, and free, and … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/saxxx.jpg\")
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\n hate it when you read a review of something in your area you wish you
\n had know about <\/em>before<\/strong> it happened, so you could
\n of had a chance to actually go? Especially if its something weird, and
\n free, and in a beautiful venue?
\n Well, heads up….<\/em><\/p>\n
\n will perform "Three
\n American Dances" by composer Edward P. Mascari of Hudson. The performance,
\n called Sax Talk, is part of Harvard University’s Arts First weekend and
\n will take place at Memorial Church, Harvard Yard, Harvard University,
\n Cambridge, on Saturday, May 7 at 4 p.m.<\/p>\n
\n Saxophone Quartet, has been performed by many professional and college
\n ensembles in its eight year history.<\/p>\n
\n by Carson Cooman, Andy Weiner and Daniel Dorf <\/p>\n
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