Binghamton Philharmonic to honor Syracuse Symphony tickets for remainder of 2010-2011 season
The Binghamton Philharmonic will honor Syracuse Symphony Orchestra concert tickets [...]
Take no art for granted
You may have heard about the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra’s mid-season [...]
Historic organ gets a fourth life
A full church Sunday (March 27) witnessed the dedication of the Main Street (Binghamton) Baptist Church’s Russell organ, a rebuilt, renovated and upgraded instrument embracing parts of three previous generations of pipe organs. Binghamton native Andrew Kotylo, currently Associate Director of Music at Trinity Church on the Green in New Haven, Conn., showed off the expanded organ’s capabilities. The concert celebrated the culmination of an eight-year project, inspired by Andrew’s father, Joseph Kotylo, who has been Main Street Baptist’s organist for 35 years.
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'Chorus Line' not a 'singular sensation'
Reviewed by Nicholas Linnehan One of the dangers of doing [...]
Eggar breaks the boundaries of tradition at Cyber Café West
Reviewed by Rebecca Sheriff Cyber [...]
Caressing the keys, Nakamatsu enthralls
Pianist Jon Nakamatsu was at one with his instrument Feb. 27 at Binghamton University's Anderson Center Chamber Hall. Having visited last March, he returned this year to play a whole concert in the Binghamton Philharmonic's Chamber Series. It was an exquisite program of Rameau, Brahms, Liszt and Chopin. Nakamatsu's hands occasionally flew over the keys in a blur, but most notable was his gentle, delicate touch that gave great expression to the works.
The music of Rachael Sage triggers an artful reaction
Reviewed by Rebecca Sheriff “Reacting to Music: The Artwork of [...]
'Unneccessary Farce' is a necessary show to see
Reviewed by Nicholas Linnehan The Cider Mill Playhouse’s production of “Unnecessary [...]
McStine shines on CD of originals
Reviewed by Rebecca Sheriff Before I saw him play last [...]
