Commotion Dance Theater strikes again with entertaining and evocative dances that include music, theater, and poetry. Ruben T. Ornelas will offer solos and duets to music by Canadian composer-musician François Houle. Laurie MacFarlane will present Like White Hair, a solo set to a poem by Bob Hart, and Lost and Found, a quartet that brings together movement, song, and text in a piece filled with laughter, surprise, and shadow.

Tickets Info: https://rochesterfringe.com/tickets-and-shows/commotion-dance-theater

Commotion Dance Theater strikes again with entertaining and evocative dances that include music, theater, and poetry. Ruben T. Ornelas will offer solos and duets to music by Canadian composer-musician François Houle. Laurie MacFarlane will present Like White Hair, a solo set to a poem by Bob Hart, and Lost and Found, a quartet that brings together movement, song, and text in a piece filled with laughter, surprise, and shadow.

Tickets Info: https://rochesterfringe.com/tickets-and-shows/commotion-dance-theater

Entertaining and evocative dances - like you’ve never seen before!

Wednesday June 11 at 8:00 pm

Thursday June 12 at 8:00 pm

Friday June 13 at 8:00 pm

Please join us for a program that includes live music, dance, theater, and poetry.  

For tickets and more details:

https://www.muccc.org/events/commotion-dance-theater-3

Entertaining and evocative dances - like you’ve never seen before!

Wednesday June 11 at 8:00 pm

Thursday June 12 at 8:00 pm

Friday June 13 at 8:00 pm

Please join us for a program that includes live music, dance, theater, and poetry.  

For tickets and more details:

https://www.muccc.org/events/commotion-dance-theater-3

Entertaining and evocative dances - like you’ve never seen before!

Wednesday June 11 at 8:00 pm

Thursday June 12 at 8:00 pm

Friday June 13 at 8:00 pm

Please join us for a program that includes live music, dance, theater, and poetry.  

For tickets and more details:

https://www.muccc.org/events/commotion-dance-theater-3

Come hear and learn about Arma Harkness, a now-forgotten violinist who was born in Williamson, NY, and went on to lead a remarkable career in Europe. The recital will start with a quick presentation on Arma's life. Afterwards, the program will consist of timeless masterpieces for violin and piano that she had performed in her life, as well as works written by her contemporaries that were dedicated to her. The evening is going to be a meaningful and enjoyable experience for everyone!

The Williamson High School Drama Club proudly presents Anastasia: The Musical!

Join us on March 14 & 15 at 7:00 PM in the Williamson High School Auditorium for a magical performance you won’t want to miss!

Ticket Sale Dates:
Thursday, March 6 | 5-6 PM
Saturday, March 8 | 3-5 PM
At the door before each performance

Tickets are $10—get yours in advance or at the door!

The Williamson High School Drama Club proudly presents Anastasia: The Musical!

Join us on March 14 & 15 at 7:00 PM in the Williamson High School Auditorium for a magical performance you won’t want to miss!

Ticket Sale Dates:
Thursday, March 6 | 5-6 PM
Saturday, March 8 | 3-5 PM
At the door before each performance

Tickets are $10—get yours in advance or at the door!

I play music regularly at Dryden Theatre - the repertory cinema theater at the George Eastman Museum in downtown Rochester, with my wife Cynthia who is a violinist. We usually start playing around 30 minutes before the movie screening, as the audience members walk in. Each program of ours is curated around the theme and the plot of the movie. We wish to provide you with the most aesthetically satisfying experience to prepare you for the movie.

For more information about Dryden Theatre and their full screening schedule, please visit https://www.eastman.org/events/film-screenings

I play music regularly at Dryden Theatre - the repertory cinema theater at the George Eastman Museum in downtown Rochester, with my wife Cynthia who is a violinist. We usually start playing around 30 minutes before the movie screening, as the audience members walk in. Each program of ours is curated around the theme and the plot of the movie. We wish to provide you with the most aesthetically satisfying experience to prepare you for the movie.

For more information about Dryden Theatre and their full screening schedule, please visit https://www.eastman.org/events/film-screenings

This month's recital will feature Beethoven's 5th sonata in c minor, Op. 10 No. 1. This one marks a return for the composer (since the Electoral Sonatas) to a three-movement structure, which is an important step towards the various forms of experimentation that come in later sonatas. To celebrate this, I have created a program that consists entirely of 3-movement works. And to make the occasion extra festive, I've included works by composers of several different countries.

Here is the program:

Clementi - Sonatina in F major, Op. 36 No. 4
I. Con spirito
II. Andante con espressione
III. Rondo. Allegro vivace

Beethoven - Piano Sonata No. 5 in c minor, Op. 10 No. 1
I. Allegro molto e con brio
II. Adagio molto
III. Finale. Prestissimo

Poulenc - Trois Pièces
I. Pastorale
II. Toccata
III. Hymne

-Intermission-

Schumann - Drei Fantasiestücke, Op. 111
I. in c minor
II. in A-flat major
III. in c minor

Ireland - London Pieces
I. Chelsea Reach
II. Ragamuffin
III. Soho Forenoons

Prokofiev - Piano Sonata No. 7, Op. 83
I. Allegro inquieto
II. Andante caloroso
III. Precipitato

I play music regularly at Dryden Theatre - the repertory cinema theater at the George Eastman Museum in downtown Rochester, with my wife Cynthia who is a violinist. We usually start playing around 30 minutes before the movie screening, as the audience members walk in. Each program of ours is curated around the theme and the plot of the movie. We wish to provide you with the most aesthetically satisfying experience to prepare you for the movie.

For more information about Dryden Theatre and their full screening schedule, please visit https://www.eastman.org/events/film-screenings

I play music regularly at Dryden Theatre - the repertory cinema theater at the George Eastman Museum in downtown Rochester, with my wife Cynthia who is a violinist. We usually start playing around 30 minutes before the movie screening, as the audience members walk in. Each program of ours is curated around the theme and the plot of the movie. We wish to provide you with the most aesthetically satisfying experience to prepare you for the movie.

For more information about Dryden Theatre and their full screening schedule, please visit https://www.eastman.org/events/film-screenings

For the screening of the Hungarian film Round-Up, the program is as follows:

Bach - Sarabande in D minor for Solo Violin

Prokofiev - Piano Sonata No. 7 - I

Bartok - Hungarian Folk Songs

Learn more about the film here https://www.eastman.org/event/film-screenings/round-35mm