Masters Of Music
The Fredonia School of Music will host a virtual Awards Convocation on Friday, May 7, at 3 p.m.
Online registration in advance is required.
Following a welcome from School of Music Interim Director Daniel Ihasz and remarks and the presentation of the President’s Award to Kristine Terranova and Devin Vogel
“It’s been a year,” Emma Cole says on the phone, emphasizing the word “year” in a way that makes it sound way longer than a year.
“It’s been a year for everyone,” she says in the same tone.
For Cole, the lead singer of the Denver indie pop band Wildermiss
Billie Eilish is one of the most formidable popstars on the planet, with a huge fanbase in Ireland.
Billie’s new album Happier Than Ever – released July 30 – will be a strong contender for Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart, much like its predecessor When We All
Martin Bookspan, 94, classical music broadcaster, author, critic, and lecturer died peacefully at his home in Florida on April 29, 2021.
As broadcaster, Mr. Bookspan’s storied career spanned eight decades and included serving as: commentator for the PBS series Live From Lincoln Center for its first 30 years; The Voice
A cross-border coalition of medicines regulators has begun exploring alternatives to large-scale clinical trials when it comes to evaluating the efficacy and safety of coronavirus vaccines, as it is becoming difficult for latecomers to secure enough study participants.
If the International Coalition of Medicines Regulatory Authorities finds other effective ways,
Girl in Red, the Norwegian alternative musician whose debut album arrives on Friday, is drawing a growing Gen Z audience thanks to her yearning songs about infatuation, heartbreak and mental health.
The new album, “If I Could Make It Go Quiet,” comes three years after the rising artist, whose real … Read more