(2005) First Harmonic (2003) Resonance is also featured on two a cappella collections: acaTunes Awards 2007 (2007) – Collection, features "So Little Notice" by Sarah Dupuis as performed by Resonance Best of College A Cappella 2006 (2006) – Collection, features "Mystify (Atrévete)" by Chenoa as performed by Resonance All three Resonance full-length albums are available only through the group directly. Best of College A Cappella is produced and distributed to various retail sources by Varsity Vocals. acaTunes awards are produced by acaTunes. Shakespeare Ensemble Founded in 1974, the MIT Shakespeare Ensemble is a student-run theater group. The group puts on one Shakespeare play each semester as well as one non-Shakespeare play each IAP and one non-Shakespeare play each summer. Symphony Orchestra The MIT Symphony Orchestra is the symphony orchestra of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The origins of the MIT Symphony Orchestra (MITSO) date back as far as 1884 when the first MIT Tech Orchestra appeared on campus along with the Banjo and Glee Clubs. The orchestra disbanded and re-appeared several times over the years that followed until 1947, when Klaus Liepmann (1907–1990), MIT's first full-time professor of music and founder of the music program, became director of the MIT Glee Club, the Symphony and the Choral Society. Nine years later John Corley (1919–2000) took over the direction of the Symphony until 1966, when David Epstein (1931–2002) became the Symphony Orchestra's music director. Under Prof. Epstein, the orchestra performed at Carnegie Hall and made several LP recordings. David Epstein's tenure ended in the spring of 1998 upon his retirement from the Institute. The MITSO has also performed with artists such as Peter Schickele, when he performed works of P.D.Q. Bach as a dog chained to the concertmaster. After an international search, Dante Anzolini became Music Director of the Orchestra and Associate Professor of Music at MIT in September 1998. For the 2006–2007 season, Paul Biss from Indiana University served as interim conductor for MITSO, and in the fall of 2007, Adam Boyles began his tenure as the current music director. Syncopasian Syncopasian is an Asian a cappella group at MIT. Founded in 2008, Syncopasian's mission is to promote Asian music and pop culture at MIT and in the surrounding community. Unlike other a cappella groups on campus, its repertoire includes songs in not only English, but also in Chinese, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, and other East Asian languages. The group holds