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Experience the warmth, intimacy, and drama of chamber music recorded in the living room of the Rochester Academy of Medicine. Pianist Rebecca Penneys, cellist Stefan Reuss, violinist Mikhail Kopelman, and friends bring trios by Beethoven, Mozart, and Haydn to life in this inviting living room of the historic Lyon house on East Avenue.

Experience the warmth, intimacy, and drama of chamber music recorded in the living room of the Rochester Academy of Medicine. Pianist Rebecca Penneys, cellist Stefan Reuss, violinist Mikhail Kopelman, and friends bring this music to life in this inviting living room of the historic Lyon house on East Avenue.

Experience live classical music over lunch in person, on the radio, and streaming online on Live from Hochstein with Antara Winds Wednesday, May 6th at 12:10pm, in person at the Hochstein Performance Hall and broadcast live on WXXI Classical.

Experience live classical music over lunch in person, on the radio, and streaming online on Live from Hochstein with the Hochstein Piano Faculty Wednesday, May 13th at 12:10pm, in person at the Hochstein Performance Hall and broadcast live on WXXI Classical.

The Artists-In-Residence at the Geneva Music Festival explore the music of composers who fled their home countries with excerpts from their upcoming concert, E Pluribus Unum

The recently-formed ensemble brings us genre-bending selections from their upcoming concert in Skaneateles

Join us for selections from the upcoming performances of Glory Denied and The Marriage of Figaro with Finger Lakes Opera

Raised next to a farm in the woods of Connecticut, Alyssa Rodriguez came to Rochester in 2014 to work as an AmericCorps Volunteer Teacher. She earned her bachelor’s degree in music composition from Ithaca College in the Finger Lakes, where she began immersing herself in fiddle music and playing for dances. In 2015, Alyssa interned at WXXI Classical and fell in love with Classical radio.

Born in South Africa, James Aldrich-Moodie spent some of his childhood in Geneva, NY, and fondly remembers attending concerts at Eastman and with the RPO. He studied piano and flute, but remains strictly an amateur. A passionate lover of classical music, especially opera and vocal music, James hosted a radio show on WYBC as an undergraduate. Later, he wrote a dissertation about transformations in the worlds of opera and literature, and the connections between the two.

Peter DuBois served as Director of Music/Organist at Third Presbyterian Church in Rochester from 1991 to 2023. He currently holds the title Director of Music/Organist Emeritus at Third Church.