Music professor’s band brings local musicians together
We just want to bring beauty and joy and positive energy as often as we can to as many people as we can.
We just want to bring beauty and joy and positive energy as often as we can to as many people as we can.
“Why would you be by yourself on a huge stage? … How can you communicate your feelings when you are so far away from [the audience]?”
Tillman desperately wants it to work but when his pompous attitude shines too bright in his tracks, the glare burns listeners’ eyes.
The album fills the void left by the disappearance of classic rock, a hole in the musical landscape that only the giants of the genre can repair.
Svante Myrick, mayor of the City of Ithaca, stopped by the VIC studio for an on-air interview at noon the following day.
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Ithaca Underground advertises itself as an organization that provides an inclusive environment fostering exploration of artistic style for bands.
Sophomore sound recording technology major Aaron Rizzo’s album, “Blck Tee Shrt,” released Jan. 24, features 10 full-length tracks.
“[The Orchestra] brings these two seemingly different worlds together and helps us realize there’s actually a lot of similarities between the two.”
The name of the group honors longtime Ithaca resident Dorothy Cotton, an outspoken civil rights figure who worked alongside Martin Luther King Jr.
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Managing Editor Mary Ford spoke with Katheen Mulligan, associate professor of voice and speech, to discuss her involvement in Wheels 4 Women.