July 16, 2020

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‘Music that speaks:’ Instrumental students to mix Bach, Shostakovich with 21st Century sound at first recital

by Jamie Landers on July 16, 2020

Violinist Rebecca Moy Of The Chautauqua School Of Music, Accompanied By Pianist Shannon Hesse, Plays Beethoven’s “Allegro Con Brio” During The Open Recital Sunday, July 7, 2019, In Fletcher Music Hall. VISHAKHA GUPTA/DAILY STAFF FILE

CSO to hit the virtual stage with rebroadcast of Gavrylyuk’s Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto performance

by Jamie Landers on July 16, 2020

The Chautauqua Symhony Orchestra, led by Conductor Rossen Milanov, delivers a strong performance accompanied by famed pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk on

Hoppenthaler to present Toni Morrison as ‘literary citizen’ in CLSC

by Chris Clements on July 16, 2020

Hoppenthaler, Morrison, The Source of Self-Regard The catering business might not seem like a likely literary catalyst for a writer’s

Artist Azzah Sultan to showcase the prints and folds of her work beyond others’ misconceptions of her religion in lecture “Navigating Culture and Faith Through Art”

by Chloe Murdock on July 16, 2020

Azzah Sultan received her MFA a few months ago from Washington State University. But she has already shown her work

Opera Behind-the-Scenes-Series to talk stage directing

by Eleanor Bishop on July 16, 2020

As what she calls a “baby opera director” Diane Machin’s first priority when approaching a new project is making sure

Tricia Rose, Chancellor’s Professor of Africana Studies at Brown University, Discusses How Storytelling is used to understand Systemic Racism

by Nick Danlag on July 16, 2020

Rose Systemic racism has existed in the United States since the country’s founding, and yet, just five years ago, Tricia Rose found that the term was barely used. “I would find over and over again

No idols, no problem: Jewish folk artist David Moss explains how he bends through styles of art in his lecture “A Glimpse into the Divine?”

by Chloe Murdock on July 16, 2020

One of the 10 Commandments states, “thou shalt not make yourself any carved idol of anything that is in heaven

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July 16, 2020

‘Music that speaks:’ Instrumental students to mix Bach, Shostakovich with 21st Century sound at first recital

CSO to hit the virtual stage with rebroadcast of Gavrylyuk’s Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto performance

Hoppenthaler to present Toni Morrison as ‘literary citizen’ in CLSC

Artist Azzah Sultan to showcase the prints and folds of her work beyond others’ misconceptions of her religion in lecture “Navigating Culture and Faith Through Art”

Opera Behind-the-Scenes-Series to talk stage directing

Tricia Rose, Chancellor’s Professor of Africana Studies at Brown University, Discusses How Storytelling is used to understand Systemic Racism

No idols, no problem: Jewish folk artist David Moss explains how he bends through styles of art in his lecture “A Glimpse into the Divine?”

Briefly — News from Around the Grounds

PBS President Paula Kerger to discuss new project, the redefining of what is means to be an American

Your soul claps for itself when you discover the truth that you are wonderfully made, says Boyle

Interfaith News for July 16