Registration underway for ‘Oboe Day’ at Fredonia
Oboe Day, a comprehensive experience for student musicians that will feature special guest Broadway oboist Keve Wilson, along with Fredonia School of Music faculty and...
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Faculty virtual violin recital by Tong on Oct. 12
School of Music violin Assistant Professor Jessica Tong will present a virtual solo recital, without intermission, on Monday, Oct. 12, at 8 p.m.
Fredonia professor, Dance majors create work for Buffalo Pride Week
For an artist, the opportunity to perform is always special. In the current climate of COVID 19 restrictions, such opportunities take on even more significance...
Music faculty trio to present live-streamed recital
A School of Music faculty recital, featuring Adjunct Professor Elizabeth Hanlon, clarinet; Assistant Professor Kieran Hanlon, double bass; and Assistant Professor Nick Weiser, piano, will...
Gender nonconforming artist to give Zoom presentations for Fredonia
Donald C. Shorter Jr., a gender nonconforming artist, will conduct two separate programs – a conversation exploring community activism and the arts and presentation of...
Fredonia’s 7th ExSTRINGavanza slated for tonight
The Fredonia School of Music is offering its annual Exstringavanza on Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 8 p.m., in a virtual format.
Fredonia Fall String Festival slated for Sept. 26 and 27
The Fredonia School of Music will host a virtual edition of its annual string festival on Saturday, Sept. 26 and Sunday, Sept. 27, with Project...
Two seniors win Concerto Competition
Lauren Henning, bassoonist, and Allison Dana, oboist, have been chosen as winners of the School of Music’s Concerto Competition, which is held every year to...
Concerto Competition slated for Sunday, Aug. 30
The Fredonia School of Music’s Concerto Competition will be live streamed starting at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 30.
The music never stops…join us!
While the Fredonia School of Music is planning for many student recitals and faculty performances during the semester, due to the pandemic, no in-person audiences...