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Reese presents at conference in Germany

School of Music Professor Jill Reese shared a number of presentations at a conference held recently in Hamburg, Germany.

A quintet comprised of (from left): Nakai Weeks (piano), Cooper Corcoran (cello), Matthew Kenyon (viola), Noah Grossbard (violin) and Emily Flores (violin), performs at the first Student Composer Concert of the 2024-2025 school year.

There’ll be a Halloween glow at next Student Composer Concert

A Halloween atmosphere will distinguish the Student Composer Concert to be fittingly presented on Monday, Oct. 28, at 8 p.m.

Alyssa Marley (left), with Dr. Hyun-Jung Kang

Marley named ‘Honors Student’ for September

Alyssa Marley, a senior Music Therapy and Psychology major, has been chosen as the Honors Student of the Month for September.

orchestra members rehearse

Symphony orchestra concert to feature competition winner

The College Symphony Orchestra will take the stage with pianist and Concerto Competition winner Mario Qing Fei Chai.

tuba player holding instrument

South American tuba player Cosentino to be in-residence

The School of Music will host Patricio Cosentino for a two-day residency.

Aidan Carney leads Fredonia’s Video Game Orchestra

Music of Nintendo’s popular video games to be featured in Fredonia concert

The music from games created by a giant of the video game industry will be performed in concert at SUNY Fredonia in October.

Kristine Hsia performs on stage with Commodores

Navy Band vocalist returns for concert with fond Fredonia memories

When Chief Musician Kristine Hsia takes the stage at SUNY Fredonia on Oct. 21, it will be a true homecoming.

award winners Tamara Daniels and Lynda and Richard Nunemaker

Homecoming 2024 highlights

SUNY Fredonia is looking forward to welcoming alumni for Homecoming Weekend, slated for Oct. 18 through 20.

Kieran Hanlon

Hanlon performs with the renowned Cleveland Orchestra in Severance Hall

Being invited to play with the acclaimed Cleveland Orchestra fulfilled a goal long held by Associate Professor Kieran Hanlon.

SUNY Fredonia alumni and faculty gathering for a group photo ahead of the Buffalo Opera Unlimited production of “The Marriage of Figaro” are (front row, from left): Nicole Brendel, SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Paul Mockovak, Tim Flynn and Jamie Gangemi; (back row) Matt Marco, Eun Joo Jeon, Zachary Bills-Warman, Amie Adams and Dr. Rob Strauss.

Buffalo’s ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ production abounds with SUNY Fredonia talent

There’s an outsized connection between SUNY Fredonia music and theatre and Buffalo Opera Limited’s presentation of “The Marriage of Figaro.”