Music Industry Club to host "Life is Art" festival
On Friday, Apr. 2, SUNY Fredonia’s Music Industry Club will host the first Life is Art festival. The festival, which hopes to promote interest in...
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WNY Chamber Orchestra to present Britten's concert opera in King March 30
The dramatic power of Benjamin Britten’s “Turn of the Screw” will take center stage as the Western New York Chamber Orchestra presents two performances of...
Fredonia Chamber Singers to give spring concert March 28
Important ambassadors for the Fredonia School of Music, the Fredonia Chamber Singers have achieved a reputation for musical excellence as well as for aspiring to...
Faculty Showcase concert is March 29
Fredonia School of Music Faculty is presenting its annual Showcase Concert on Monday, March 29, at 8 p.m. in Rosch Recital Hall. The concert is...
Fredonia Jazz Ensemble invited to play at state symposium
The Fredonia Jazz Ensemble off the weekend’s events at the New York State Band Directors Association Symposium (NYSBDA) in Syracuse. Clinics, performances and workshops are...
ETHOS presents Clara O'Brien with pianist Howard Lubin and composer Lance Hulme
Ethos New Music Society will be hosting a concert featuring renowned mezzo-soprano Clara O’Brien and composer Lance Hulme on Wednesday, March 3 at 8 p.m...
Special events taking place this week for Music Therapy Awareness
Music Therapy Awareness Week – March 1st – 5th (all events are 50 minutes, unless otherwise stated) Monday, March 1 " An Introduction to Guided...
Tescarollo will perform piano recital for scholarship series
Guest artist Hamilton Tescarollo will take the stage on March 7 for a free afternoon recital in Rosch Recital Hall on the SUNY Fredonia campus...
McPherson and Seigel bring Silverwind Duo to Rosch Feb. 15
Faculty Recital featuring Silverwind Duo. Monday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m ., Rosch Recital Hall Free and open to the public. Nicole McPherson and Andrew...
Recovering stroke victim continues his crescendo, thanks to SUNY Fredonia music ensemble
Charlie Borzillire, whose rock-oriented saxophone wizardry was revered throughout Western New York for decades until a debilitating stroke sidelined him — and silenced his tenor...