Check It Out: The Costume Closet
Published - September 28, 2024
The annual Costume Closet from the Onondaga County Public Libraries is back, and Tom and Maggie have the details on how to dig through all the costumes and find the right one for you.
Monthly Archives: September, 2024
S09 Ep05: Bold and Brassy, Part 5
Published - September 28, 2024
“Be bold enough to use your voice, brave enough to listen to your heart, and strong enough to live the life you have always imagined.” – Anonymous Despite our best efforts, there is still a gender bias for aspiring brass players. One way to overcome this bias is simply by visibility – seeing women in roles that are unexpected, and make aspiring musicians realize they can follow that same path. “Bold and Brassy, Part 2” Nicolo Paganini: Caprice No. 24 Alison, Balsom, trumpet “Caprice” Angel/EMI 53255 Herman Bellstedt: Piece de Concert Raquel Rodriquez, cornet Jan Corrothers, piano “Cincinnati Virtuosity
Checkup From the Neck-Up, Episode 22 – Election Stress with Dr. Claudia Byram
Published - September 27, 2024
As the 2024 election approaches, “Dr. Neckup” Rich O’Neill discusses Election Stress with psychologist Dr. Claudia Byram: Where does this stress come from? What role does the “unknown” play? How does what we think make stress worse? How can we change our thinking and what we do to lessen it? What roles do “differences” with others play? How does the way we talk about our differences contribute? Could getting curious help? How might we relate to improve our relationships and the social climate in the world around us? For more information about Dr. Byram’s area of expertise go to systemscentered.com.
On Point for College Alumni Stars – The Campbell Family
Published - September 27, 2024
WCNY Community FM is pleased to partner with On Point for College. Since 1999, On Point has helped more than 11-thousand youth from our region get into college, stay there, and succeed afterward. This series on Community FM tells the compelling stories of On Point’s Alumni Stars, who are making a difference in our community. In this episode, we meet the Campbell family.
Sept. 25, 2024: Barry Torres, Schola Cantorum of Syracuse
Published - September 25, 2024
It’s not one, but two concerts coming up with Schola Cantorum of Syracuse and their instrumental ensemble, Camerata Syracuse. Artistic director Barry Torres stopped into the studios to chat about the concerts, and where Schola is headed for the future! More about Schola Cantorum of Syracuse is available here.
S09 Ep04: Women of Color – Hispanic and Latinx Musicians, Part 5
Published - September 21, 2024
“Believe in your talents, your abilities, and your self-worth can empower you to walk down an even brighter path.” – Soledad O’Brien A June 2016 article in the Minnesota Star Tribune tells us just 2.5% of orchestra musicians are Latino. On this episode of Feminine Fusion, we highlight the achievements of several Hispanic and Latina women in the classical music world. Women of Color: Hispanic and Latinx Musicians Maria Grever: Un Beso Maria Luisa Tamez, mezzo-soprano; Angel Rodriguez, piano “Canta a Maria Grever y Augustin Lara” Urtext 227 Juventino Rosas: Sobre las Olas Philharmonic Orchestra of the Americas; Alondra
CNY Latino Podcast, Episode 55 – Traveling Through the New York State Canal System
Published - September 19, 2024
(#55, 9/5/24) In this episode of CNY Latino Podcast, we’ll be discussing how ships and boats travel through the New York State Canal system. A rare opportunity to be in one of our favorite spots in New York Thruway (Route 90). En este episodio hablaremos sobre cómo los barcos y los buques pasan por el sistema del estado de Nueva York, aprovechando la rara oportunidad de estar en una de nuestras paradas favoritas en la New York State Thruway (Ruta 90).
Sept. 19, 2024: Michelle Cann & Lawrence Loh, Syr. Orchestra
Published - September 19, 2024
Pianist Michelle Cann returns for the season opener of The Syracuse Orchestra concert season. Michelle and Maestro Lawrence Loh spoke to mid-day host Diane Jones about working together, and the give-and-take between soloist, maestro, and members of the orchestra. More from the Syracuse Orchestra is available here.
Central Current Radio – The Syracuse Orchestra Has Something for Everyone
Published - September 19, 2024
On this episode of Central Current Radio, hosts Dr. Roosevelt “Rick” Wright and Maximilian Eyle dive into the world of symphonic music with Syracuse Orchestra Executive Director Pam Murchison. They discuss highlights of the upcoming 2024/2025 season, the decision behind the changing their name, and the ways that Syracuse Orchestra is evolving to meet the tastes and needs of modern audiences. From Beethoven to video game soundtracks to Aretha Franklin, their programming has something for everyone.
Sept. 18, 2024: Jayson Douglas, Syracuse City Ballet
Published - September 18, 2024
The Syracuse City Ballet officially launches the 2024-25 season with “Prologue” this weekend. Artistic Director Jayson Douglas came to the studios to talk about this performance, the new vision of the company, and what we can expect this season (and a bit beyond!) More about Syracuse City Ballet is available here.
WCNY Presents Pulso Central: Central New York’s First Spanish-Language Radio Station
Published - September 16, 2024
WCNY, Central New York’s public communications organization, is proud to announce Central New York’s first Spanish-language radio initiative, Pulso Central, debuting on September 15 during Hispanic Heritage Month. This new community-supported station will feature music, and local and national shows hosted by talented individuals discussing a range of topics relevant to the Spanish-speaking population in Central New York and the Mohawk Valley. Pulso Central will reach 19 counties on WCNY 91.3 HD-2 in Syracuse, WUNY 89.5 HD-2 in Utica, and WJNY 90.9 HD-2 in Watertown. It will also be accessible online at pulsocentral.com and streaming on the Pulso Central app – coming
Check It Out: “The Most Important School Supply”
Published - September 14, 2024
Your favorite Onondaga County Public Library podcast hosts, Tom and Maggie, celebrate one of the best months: Library Card Sign-Up Month! Their card-tastic tour is coming to a school near you.
S09 Ep03: Patchwork Quilt, Part XLII
Published - September 14, 2024
“[If] a young woman is inspired to become a composer because I’m a composer, that’s great. And if a Black person is inspired, that’s great. From that point of view I like [being known as a Black woman composer], and I don’t mind the terms. But I don’t like them being used to set me apart from anybody, and say it makes my music better, or not better.” — Dorothy Rudd Moore Time for another Patchwork Quilt episode. No special theme, just great music composed or performed by talented women. “Patchwork Quilt, Part XLII” Scott Joplin/Carlos Gardel, arr.
Backstage Pass Web Exclusive: Covey Theater presents “Evelyn”
Published - September 12, 2024
It’s another web exclusive as the creators and cast of “Evelyn” prepare to tell the story of the turn-of-the-century event dubbed “The Crime of the Century.” Diane Jones spoke to creators Garrett Heater and Bridget Moriarty, as well as cast members CJ Roche, Carmen Crafts, and Mya Dwyer about the event, the timelessness of the story, and what it takes to bring a work like this to the stage. We also spoke about the importance of the audience in the development of new plays. Enjoy this in-depth exploration of this brand new work, “Evelyn.” Find out more
Sept. 11, 2024: Guillaume Pirard & Sarah Chandler, CCO Ithaca
Published - September 11, 2024
The opening concert of the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra is coming this weekend, with their new Music Director, Guillaume Pirard. Host Diane Jones spoke to Guillaume, along with CCO Executive Director, Sarah Chandler, about the concert, the coming season, and the excitement that comes as the season kicks off with Guillaume at the podium. Sarah also shared some insight from guest artist, Billy Ray Hunter, Principal Trumpet with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. More about the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra is available here.
