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Next "Brown Bag" on Dec. 1 takes the creative process past the premiere

Michael Barone

Joining the Arts & Humanities Brown Bag Series’ year-long exploration of creativity, SUNY Fredonia Assistant Professors of Music Rob Deemer and Andrew Seigel, together with SUNY Fredonia students Michael Mendoza and Isaac Tayrien, will give a talk entitled, “From ‘What if…?’ to ‘What next?’: Taking the Creative Process Past the Premiere.”

Concert Band will perform classical and contemporary works Thursday

Christine Davis Mantai

The SUNY Fredonia Concert Band will give its final concert of the semester Thursday, November 18, at 8 p.m. in King Concert Hall under the direction of Erin Otto Meissner.The program, entitled “Classics and Contemporaries,” includes works by Shostakovich, Bach, and Offenbach, and concludes with a set of tangos for wind band by contemporary American composers Michael Gandolfi and John Mackey.

Library calls for more support: vote online for $50,000 to digitize valuable music collection

Christine Davis Mantai

Reed Library is calling for online votes of support to win a $50,000 award from Pepsi to digitize and restore the internationally-valued Sigurd Rascher Saxophone Collection. The project has hovered at 197th place for two weeks, but organizer Melissa Widzinski says there are 15 days left to vote and she is pushing to get every vote possible to help the project make the Top Ten.

New Horizons Band to give Forestville concert Nov. 17

Christine Davis Mantai

The New Horizons Band of Western New York will present a Fall Concert at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 17 at Forestville High School Auditorium in Forestville, NY. The concert is free, but the Forestville High School Band Council will be accepting food (non-perishable) and monetary donations for the Forestville Neighbor to Neighbor Food Pantry.

Fredonia School of Music presents Fifth Annual String Experience for high school artists

Christine Davis Mantai

October 30th event includes master classes for each instrument, a fiddling clinic with guest artist Emily Schaad, an Improv session with Dr. David Rudge and a final concert. The day ends with a post-concert reception. All participants will enjoy lunch as a group on campus, the cost of which is included in the registration fee.