postponed til January 

People like theaters and auditoriums for the spaciousness and (sometimes0 the acoustics, but nothing quite has the same intimacy as a club. Rock bands have known this for years, and we know a few, who've quasi-lamented their move from clubs to bigger venues as popularity came calling. (Yes, they all pretty much adjust.) But from a fan point of view, a club provides an intimacy - maybe even a table with a cocktail - that just makes perfect sense when enjoying music.  That's the Boston Modern Orchestra Project's idea with its series, "Bringing New Music to Uncommon Places." On Tuesday Dec. 9, BMOP was to return to a familiar place (for them), Club Cafe's Moonshine Room. They will do so. But not until to tba date in January. There is, apparently, an illness in the group. When they do return, however, they will premiere Synopses 13 and 14 (for violin and trombone) by composer-in-residence Lisa Bielawa, who serves as host. Also on the docket: Rhapsodic Musings by Elliot Carter, Quartet for Trombone and String Trio by Michael Weinstein, Sinews by Adam Roberts, Goldfish on the Roof by Marti Epstein and more. Players include Gabreiela Diaz (violin) and Hans Bohn (trombone) and, of course, others from the BMOP. Starts at 7; tickets $20 

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