"Many people who go to the MIT Symphony's concerts have probably thought to themselves: This orchestra must have a higher collective IQ than any other. This is probably true. In any case, bright, conscientious, spirited performances are the ensemble's proven norm. Saturday night at Kresge Auditorium you also got the distinct impression - not for the first time - that the thornier the assignment, the better this group likes it." - Richard Buell, Boston Globe
"Few of its members plan to become professional musicians yet it has attained a remarkable standard; it can take on the Mahler Fifth and convey its meaning." - Richard Dyer, Boston Globe
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