All levels welcome.
The unstable borders between life, death, animality, and machines are fraught with powerful social and cultural associations that make them pressing objects of critical inquiry. The Boston Arm and the Rise of the Cybernetic Body, 1954-1970. There is no admission fee for the events, limited seating available. At midday, Musica Humana, an ensemble of musicians from the UCLA Departments of Music and Musicology, will present a concert of secular vocal music from the collection edited by Frank D'Accone, Music of the Florentine Renaissance. The final event of the day will be a performance, dedicated to Frank D'Accone, of Henri Lazarof's String Quartet no.