Computer programmers transferred original Gershwin performances preserved on player piano rolls to a special grand piano equipped with a computer and optic sensors, an electronic descendant of the old-fashioned player piano. Today, in concerts across Europe, America and the Far East, Rekkenze Brass uses those early performances to bring to life the music of the legendary musician composer. The concert is free and open to the public. Advanced tickets are not needed. The series is made possible by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Furth, of Caracas, Venezuela, and New York City, in gratitude for their care at Mayo.
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