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You can also hear Orchestra Nostalgico playing the music Nino Rota wrote for the Fellini movies, Tim Phillips playing his Bubble Organ (blowing bubbles into a variety of acoustic chambers filled with water), Gretchen Jude playing the photo-koto (which uses light sensors to translate the koto player’s gestures into digital sounds), quin master Wang Fei performing one of the world’s oldest surviving written music pieces (1400 years old) and much, much more. “This year, June 21 falls on Saturday, so I hope that will make it easier for people to come,” says Cahill, who purposely keeps the ticket prices low — $15 for general admission, $10 for students and seniors, $5 for kids younger than 12 and free for kids younger than 5 — to make it as accessible as possible.
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Saint Mary’s sociology Professor Robert Bulman, author of “Hollywood Goes to High School” and co-organizer of the academic gathering, said it will feature nationally recognized educators whose research focuses on the intersections of education and the media. “It’s vitally important to explore and put into context the media’s influence on education and examine how educators can use various aspects of today’s media, including online platforms, apps and social media, to connect with students,” he said.
