
Peter Rothbart
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6 days ago |
ithaca.com | Peter Rothbart
A resurrected and rejuvenated Little Feat, the iconic and influential rock band from the 1970s returns to the State Theatre on May 10, one day after the release of their first new album in 13 years,“Strike Up the Band.” Take any rock taxonomy chart–which systematically plots rock’s subgenres and their relationships–and you’ll find Southern rock close to the center, surrounded by the other styles.
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3 weeks ago |
ithaca.com | Peter Rothbart
Opera Ithaca’s world premiere of the chamber opera Lucidity opens with the lyric, “There is a place, where music lives, where music plays, time cannot touch it, through music we reach into that place and open the hidden door to bring out memory…’’ This collaboration between composer Laura Kaminsky and librettist David Cote is a poetic expression of the inter-relationship between music and memory, and art and science.
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1 month ago |
ithaca.com | Peter Rothbart
Before Walt Disney, there was Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Before Disneyland, there was the Russian Tsar’s Imperial Palace in St. Petersburg. Disney had his illustrators, while the Tsar had his Imperial Ballet, led by choreographer Marius Petipa. Both gave us tender versions of Sleeping Beauty. The Ithaca Ballet will bring a little of their own magic to the kingdom of the State Theatre on April 12th and 13th,when they present Tchaikovsky’s ballet masterpiece Sleeping Beauty.
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1 month ago |
ithaca.com | Peter Rothbart
The NYS Baroque is an ensemble obsessed with authenticity. Their repertoire of European music is drawn from the Baroque era (c.1600-1750), which they faithfully perform on period instruments, such as the violin, viola da gamba, cornetto, lute, theorbo, trombone, and organ. The Ithaca-based NYS Baroque will join forces with Rochester-based Pegasus Early Music to present an upcoming three-day run, performing Claudio Monteverdi’s monumental Vespers of 1610.
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1 month ago |
ithaca.com | Peter Rothbart
Music Director Guillaume Pirard and the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra end their first orchestral season together– the chamber music series continues through May– on Saturday, March 22.
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