Whalen concert teaches children the fundamentals of jazz
“Ever since I could remember, the first time I heard jazz as a little kid, I thought, ‘this is music.’ It’s always spoken to me very directly.”
“Ever since I could remember, the first time I heard jazz as a little kid, I thought, ‘this is music.’ It’s always spoken to me very directly.”
Gandhi plays multiple roles in “Muthaland,” including that of her assaulter, differentiating between characters by using changes in mannerisms.
In “Something Else,” the Cranberries deliver poignant messages. The album’s orchestral instrumentation seamlessly weaves together the old and the new.
On April 21 and 22, avid pop culture fans and self-proclaimed nerds will meet for the fourth biennial Pippi to Ripley conference.
“Silver Eye” has moments of sheer brilliance — Though it is peppered with parts and pieces that seem unoriginal.
“Anyone from any political background, I think, will be able to watch this, will be able to enjoy this,” Christopher Morales said.
Real Estate’s infectious melodies burst with exuberance in “In Mind,” making it hard to not bob along to this album.
Ithaca Underground advertises itself as an organization that provides an inclusive environment fostering exploration of artistic style for bands.
Honest and intimate, “Hard Love” is an album for anyone who likes the sonority of classic rock and the genuineness of folk.
The Kitchen Theatre Company is presenting a play written by Wendy Dann ’93, Ithaca College associate professor in the Department of Theatre Arts.
Members of Ithaca dance group Spiral Cracks Performance Collective use their bodies to create dynamic and eye-catching art.
Junior Danielle Bucior is a biology major conducting research about the contaminants the bombing left in the soil in Vieques.