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Among the many lessons we’ve learned this past year is this: most of us will never take live music for granted again. The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra…
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Jason Max Ferdinand, Associate Professor and Director of Choral Activities at Oakwood University (Huntsville, AL), takes a new approach to choral…
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Born and raised in Memphis, with an impressive collection of opinions on barbecue, Tesfa Wondemagegnehu learned early on from one of his mentors that…
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During the aftermath of the Watts Uprisings in the 1960s, Dr. Maulana Karenga decided to create a special December holiday designed for Black people to…
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One of WXXI's (recent) Community Advisory Board Members and lover of classical music, shared Alex Ross' September 14, 2020 New Yorker article with me,…
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Falling in line with other festivals throughout the world, the Gateways Music Festival , postponed from earlier this summer, has confirmed plans to go...
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Violinist Epongue Ekille from Rochester is one of the people calling for a greater recognition of Black musicians’ contributions to classical music. She…
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The murder of George Floyd has once again caused much of the nation to question the position of Black people in American society. Is that position to…
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“The show must go on...”That mantra is the rallying cry of artists finding ways to create, perform, and share their work no matter what is happening…
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Judi Vinar first saw Bobby McFerrin on the Grammy Awards back in the 80’s.“I was blown away,” she said by phone from her home in the Twin Cities. “When I…