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The ‘Secret’ is out: Pegasus Early Music opens its 20th season
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At its Sept. 29 season opener for the 2024-25 series, the ensemble’s sounds approached the stratospheric, as three outstanding female voices blended in divine harmony.
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At its Sept. 29 season opener for the 2024-25 series, the ensemble’s sounds approached the stratospheric, as three outstanding female voices blended in divine harmony.
At last weekend’s opening concerts of the orchestra’s 101st season, the virtuoso string trio dazzled the crowd in a performance of “Contact,” a Grammy Award-winning composition by Eastman alumnus Kevin Puts.
Syl Labrot’s work will be displayed in conjunction with Visual Studies Workshop.
This weekend, the sport that combines extreme biking with obstacle courses brings world-class cyclists back to Genesee Valley Park.
The music school’s upcoming two-day event is designed by and for young female jazz musicians to learn from established female artists.
Shemekia Copeland’s new album, “Blame it on Eve,” rebukes modern-day misogyny, celebrates feminine strength, and sings the blues joyfully.
After almost a half century of constant use, Howard Hanson Recital Hall has been renovated and modernized.
Bleak House Books, a family-owned bookshop founded in Hong Kong in 2017, is striving to build a new community for bibliophiles here.
In “Sparks Over Time: A Journey of Inspiration,” community organizer and social worker Elizabeth Rossi reveals her personal journey.
Through Foraged Pigment Art, artistic duo Alexander Fals and Hayley Dayis display passion for their craft and environmentally sustainable practices.