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Join us for Sunday Cinema at Newfield United Methodist Church on December 7th. Enjoy a lunch of assorted soups and bread at 11:30 and the movie “Christmas Angel” at noon followed by a brief discussion about the movie.
The Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ Learning Project is dedicated to fostering understanding and appreciation of Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ (Cayuga) and general Indigenous history, culture, and contemporary issues. This screening is the fourth in a series of films presented at Cinemapolis by the GLP and offers an opportunity to engage with Indigenous perspectives and narratives across Turtle Island. The film is […]
The Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ Learning Project is dedicated to fostering understanding and appreciation of Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ (Cayuga) and general Indigenous history, culture, and contemporary issues. This screening is the fourth in a series of films presented at Cinemapolis by the GLP and offers an opportunity to engage with Indigenous perspectives and narratives across Turtle Island. Film description: A […]
The Cornell Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble join forces to present The Nutcracker Suite x 2! Alternating movements, the CSO performs Tchaikovsky’s orchestral music from the ballet, and the Jazz Ensemble responds with Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn’s arrangement. The orchestra also welcomes guest violist Kimberly Sparr as the soloist in composer D. J. Sparr’s […]
The Cornell Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble join forces to present The Nutcracker Suite x 2! Alternating movements, the CSO performs Tchaikovsky’s orchestral music from the ballet, and the Jazz Ensemble responds with Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn’s arrangement. The orchestra also welcomes guest violist Kimberly Sparr as the soloist in composer D. J. Sparr’s […]
The Verb Takes a Walk to a gathering of voices. Join us as we paint reflections of the world in language and music. Refreshments and admission, as always, are free. The Verb is a Savage Club series, occurring on the first Sunday of just about every month, except for January. Prior events have included poets […]
The Gospel Way is a gospel/acoustic band with members fro Syracuse to Watkins Glenn. Dave Osburn on banjo, Steve Tyron on standup bass, Shelia Brown on mandolin, and Stan Ink on guitar. They are spreading the word singing and picking the Gospel tunes we all love. A free will offering will be taken with the […]
The Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers (DCJS) will present their Winter Concert, Feast of Carols with special guest artist, Limmie Pulliam. With his "electrifying voice and commanding stage presence" he brings his artistry to Ithaca College, Ford Hall. Join them for an evening of sacred, seasonal music and powerful choral traditions that celebrate hope, resilience, and […]
The Dorothy Cotton Jubilee in their annual winter concert, "A Feast of Carols," will feature works by Lena McLin, Mark Butler, Glenn Burleigh, and Adolphua Hailstork. With guest artist Limmie Pulliam, tenor
Cornell University Lessons and Carols sung by the Cornell University Chorus and Glee Club, interspersed with traditional readings by members of the Cornell community. Note: doors will open at 6:30pm. There is no indoor waiting area at Sage Chapel. Seating is first-come, first-served. The service will include congregational singing. Please contact lag277@cornell.edu by Dec. 3 […]
This evening’s concert features an exciting blend of repertoire for percussion ensemble and steel band, including Akira Nishimura’s Balinese Gamelan-inspired “Legong” and newer pieces like electronic music producer Jlin’s piece “Embryo” and Sofia Frohna’s “Daphne in Wood.” A “warm grid” of clay pot rhythms mingle with choral-like marimba chords on Caroline Shaw’s “Taxidermy,” while bass […]
Gail Heriot, a recently retired law professor from the University of San Diego, says that the 1991 Civil Rights act made harassment lawsuits more financially lucrative and launched the industry of training employees in "diversity, equity, and inclusion." Its excesses have left us all "walking on eggshells" and triggered a backlash. Heriot is an expert […]
