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DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708382599
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201017
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708383624
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201018
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
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DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201019
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
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DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201020
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
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DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201021
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
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DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201022
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
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DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201023
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
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DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708390798
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201024
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708391823
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201025
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708392848
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201026
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708393873
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201027
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708394898
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201028
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708395923
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201029
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708396948
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201030
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260721T074126Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34880708397973
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201031
DESCRIPTION:In Conversation with choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba and compose
 r Na’ama Zisser \n\nFeaturing performances by Abarukas Dance Co. with or
 iginal music by Na’ama Zisser\n\nCommemorating 20 Years of Presenting th
 e Arts at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\n\nPerformance excerpts
  by New York City based Abakuras Dance Co.\, Jeruaslem Symphony Orchestra\
 , and the Royal Opera House in London. \n\nHow to stream:\n\nRegister for 
 the event here.\n\nYou will be emailed a YouTube link\, which will be avai
 lable for viewing for two weeks\, beginning on Friday\, October 16 at 7:30
  PM.  \n\nJoin Rozsa Center programming director Mary Jennings for a conve
 rsation with artists Yoshito Sakuraba and Na’ama Zisser\, featuring perf
 ormance clips by NYC based Abarukas dance company\, the Jerusalem Symphony
  Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London. Choreographer Yoshito Saku
 raba and composer Na’ama Zisser were selected as artists in residence fo
 r the inaugural Choreographer and Composer Residency program on Rabbit Isl
 andduring the summer of 2019\, and were slated to premiere a new work at t
 he Rozsa Center  before pandemic related restrictions changed their plans.
  From their homes in New York and London\, Yoshito and Na’ama will talk 
 with the Rozsa Center about their experience together on Rabbit Island\, t
 he impacts of isolation on their creative processes\, and the ways in whic
 h artistic work is important in society today. The virtual event will feat
 ure performances by Abarukas dance company with choreography by Sakuraba\,
  and audio clips of featured work composed by Zisser and performed by the 
 Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera House in London.\n\nYoshi
 to Sakuraba is a New York City based choreographer originally from Japan. 
 He is the artistic director of the Abarukas dance company and his work has
  been performed in Germany\, Poland\, Italy\, Spain\, Israel\, Mexico\, an
 d throughout the United States. Yoshito’s choreography has won numerous 
 international awards\, including the Best Choreography Award by FINI Dance
  in Italy.\n\nNa’ama Zisser is a London-based composer originally from I
 srael\, where she grew up in an Orthodox-Jewish household before moving to
  the U.K. She recently completed her doctoral composer-in-residence with t
 he Royal Opera House in London and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. \n \
 n\nFor more details\, please see the full Tech Today story here.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Celebrating the Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/celebrating_the_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Dance
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR