Lee’s 88 Keys: Love what you do and share it
[portfolio_slideshow id=17741] Documentary of jazz pianist Lee Shaw to be screened at the Orpheum in Saugerties You meet pianist Lee Shaw, you
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“The Making of an Argument:” Gordon Parks exhibition at Vassar
Gordon Parks’s photo essay Harlem Gang Leader sprang from the time that Parks spent following a teenaged gang leader in
“Cuba’s Dylan” Carlos Varela to perform with Jackson Browne at UPAC and open the Woodstock Film Festival
The Poet of Havana, a music documentary film directed by Canadian filmmaker Ron Chapman, features Carlos Varela, one of the
Musicians pitch in with benefit concerts to help singer Ingrid Sertso
For years, we’ve been hearing warnings that overuse of antibiotics could lead to a crisis of mutated microbes that fail
Daniel Carter, William Parker & Federico Ughi to play Quinn’s in Beacon
The free jazz niche is narrow but deep, its supporters few but ardent and passionate. It is difficult to convey
CocoRosie to play BSP this Saturday
CocoRosie has more than 580,000 Facebook “likes.” Thus, when they come to BSP, the small club will need to open
Rondout Valley Growers’ Association hosts Harvest Hoedown & Local Food Barbecue
The Rondout Valley is Ulster County’s agricultural heartland, and arguably the epicenter of the mid-Hudson’s explosion of interest over the
Natalie Merchant fronts Bard Conservatory Orchestra this Saturday
Songwriter, activist and longtime local resident Natalie Merchant had already begun leaning in the direction of moody and minimal chamber
Ben Neill & Todd Reynolds play Minimalist classics at Manitoga
[portfolio_slideshow id=17651] Under deadline, I decided to listen to Terry Riley’s Minimalist landmark In C to get in the mood before
Akiko Kamigawara & Hiroko Sakurazawa to perform in Woodstock
Byrdcliffe’s Kleinert/James Center for the Arts presents classical violinist Akiko Kamigawara and pianist Hiroko Sakurazawa in performance on Saturday, September