Culture
Eastman’s ‘Sisters in Jazz’ aims for sharing, spontaneity
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The music school’s upcoming two-day event is designed by and for young female jazz musicians to learn from established female artists.
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The music school’s upcoming two-day event is designed by and for young female jazz musicians to learn from established female artists.
After almost a half century of constant use, Howard Hanson Recital Hall has been renovated and modernized.
The FLCF returns to Hochstein Performance Hall Sunday afternoon for its annual free summer performance, reveling in colorful Latin rhythms and percussion and catchy melodies.
The Rochester Fringe Festival, in its 13th year, runs Sept.10-21, with a total of 650 performances.
Rochester Community Players present the odyssey of “Pericles,” one of the bard’s least-performed plays, in the Highland Park Bowl.
Finger Lakes Opera this weekend will present an opera based on the story of two Alabama women, one white and one Black, whose friendship was severely tested during and after the Civil Rights era.
The Society for Chamber Music in Rochester’s final concert of its 47th season will feature an interplay between baroque and 20th century works.
Eastman faculty member Alexander Kobrin’s year-long Beethoven sonata series reaches its conclusion Wednesday evening at Hatch Recital Hall.
Eastman Opera Theatre this week presents Poulenc’s “Dialogues des Carmélites,” based on a play about a convent of nuns during the French Revolution, when practicing their faith was illegal.
The comedy, produced by Rochester Community Players’ Irish Program, opens tonight at he Multi-Use Community Cultural Center.