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Pegasus Early Music celebrates John Dowland
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The English composer and lutenist died four centuries ago, but his music has retained wide popularity.
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From ‘Emperor’ to ‘ET’: RPO sets its 2026-27 season
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The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra’s next season will bring back audience favorites while also offering a range of novelties.
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Blues-coded DNA
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Guitarist, singer and songwriter Ronnie Baker Brooks brings his lifelong blues soul to Lima next week.
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Winter Voice Festival begins Eastman Opera’s adventurous season
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Over the next two weekends, the festival will feature a version of a Debussy classic and 17th and 18th century Italian arias.
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Sambas join Shakespeare at the RPO’s Dance Festival
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Over two weekends, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra will collaborate with Garth Fagan Dance and Rochester City Ballet to present Philip Glass’ “Days and Nights in Rocinha” and excerpts from Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet.”
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When the Times sees fit to unleash the F-bomb
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Changing times bring changing standards on profanity, even at the Gray Lady and other newspapers.
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‘Are You My Mother?’ comes to the stage
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TYKEs kicks off its latest season with an adaptation of a classic children’s book.
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The dawning of a new country-indie album
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Fairport native Claudia Hoyser will release vinyl of her new album, “Before the Dawn,” with a free acoustic show at Record Archive.
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Songs with a mission
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The Caring Music Group, founded 15 years ago by Tony Falzano, is a musical troupe that supports small nonprofits in the Rochester area.
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The poetry of word and image
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Erica Baum reimagines and repurposes everyday printed materials to create poetic and imaginative works of art, which are now on exhibit at the George Eastman Museum.