Gangsters and religious missionaries sound like opposing crowds. But in Happy End, the Kurt Weill, Bertold Brecht, and Elisabeth Hauptmann musical theater work from 1929, they are far more alike. They are both wayward groups fighting capitalist injustices, albeit from opposing vantage points, and they both struggle to hold onto…
Rochester Overture
What do “vibrant acidity” and “steely brilliance” sound like? ChamberFest Canandaigua answers that question by pairing musical selections with wine from the Ventosa Vineyards in Geneva on Sunday at 2 p.m.
From the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer residency at Tanglewood to Mass MoCA and the Kripalu Yoga and Health Center, the Berkshires offers Rochester music lovers a nearby cultural escape.
The ESL Rochester Fringe Festival announced the lineup for its 15th season at the George Eastman Museum’s Dryden Theatre on Tuesday, June 14. Taking place over 12 days, from September 15-26, the festival transforms downtown Rochester into a haven for artistic performances that sit outside of the mainstream. Based on…
Like a Jedi master, Hiromi is an uncompromising and musically unrestrained force at the piano. She brings her latest creative project, Sonicwonder, to the Rochester International Jazz Festival on Tuesday, June 23.