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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2017 · 58 MIN

The (Re)volution of Steve Jobs

from Relevant Tones · host Access Contemporary Music

Composer Mason Bates brings Steve Jobs’ life story to the stage in Santa Fe Opera’s production of The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs. The opera combines expressive  electronics with electric guitar,  Bates’ signature rich orchestration  and sleek lighting design for a  truly modern experience. Hosted by Seth Boustead Produced by Sarah Zwinklis Music Dark Interlude and Scene 13 Santa Fe Opera Scene 5 Santa Fe Opera; Sarah Coit; Edward Parks; Wei Wu; Otogawa Garrett Sorenson; Jessica Jones Scene 3 Santa Fe Opera; Edward Parks; Wei Wu Prologue (Paul’s aria) San Francisco Conservatory of Music; Kelly Markgraf; Robert Tweten; Mason Bates; James Moore Scene 6 (Chrisann aria) San Francisco Conservatory of Music; Jessica Jones at San Francisco Conservatory of Music Scene 2 San Francisco Conservatory of Music; Sarah Coit; Edward Parks Overture and Scene 1Santa Fe Opera Scenes 3-4 (Reed College) San Francisco Conservatory of Music; Wei Wu Scene 8 (Stanford) San Francisco Conservatory of Music; Edward Parks; Sarah Coit Scene 16 (Humans are Messy aria) San Francisco Conservatory of Music; Edward Parks; Sarah Coit Scene Walking Interlude San Francisco Conservatory of Music

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