Music Mind: Karl Berger, Ingrid Sertso and the CMS legacy
“First the tapes have to be baked. We bake them at a low temperature for eight or nine hours,” says
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Emotional letters: Artist Barbara Bash shows how forms of writing evolved
“In ancient times, a way to connect to the power of the world was to draw it. In the act
New STS artistic director wants theater group to be accessible, challenging
“STS has one of the few proscenium theaters in this area,” points out Michael Koegel, recently named artistic director of
The beauty and mystery of old books
“One of the reasons we can’t all go over to Kindles is that they will never have old manuscripts folded
Music all over the place
PianoSummer at SUNY New Paltz presented solo recitals by two visiting pianists in the past two weeks: Alexander Melnikov on
Michael Lang outlines plans for Winston Farm
According to rock festival legend Michael Lang, his new plans to establish a permanent facility to host regular and traveling
Bird-on-a-Cliff returns with its free Shakespeare at Comeau
Measure for Measure is known as one of Shakespeare’s “problem plays,” but that’s not a problem for Bird-on-a-Cliff Theatre Company.
Carry it on: Larry Campbell wants the music to continue at Levon’s
It was out of the ordinary. Something you might even label ‘magic’ happened on Plochmann Lane, maybe 30 Saturday nights
The language of art: Robert Angeloch Retrospective at WSA
Paula Nelson, artist and former head of the Woodstock School of Art (WSA), recalled the first time she met Bob
Distinction & extinction
Mathematicians, as everyone knows, are a species distinct from the rest of us, some of them with admirable hair styles.