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Life is a journey, and where we wind up often depends on the roads we choose, hence among the most memorable words ever written come from Robert Frost, "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood ..." Paths taken, and those not taken, is the theme of the next Genesee Chorale program to be performed at 4 p.m., Sunday, May 15, at Elba Central School, 57 South Main St., Elba. In the

The choir will be at St Paul’s Church for their concert on June 18.

Ukraine has been on the minds of most Americans since February when Russia invaded the country. This led Chorale director Patricia Mason to reach into the archives to bring back the Courtney piece.

Una Vocis Choral Ensemble will present its spring concert, Hear Me, Saturday, May 7 at Holy Family Catholic Church, 714 North Adams Avenue, Mason City

Piedmont Chamber Singers presents its Season 44 concert “From Darkness into Light” at 3:30 pm on Sunday, May 1 at Maple Springs United Methodist Church, 2569 Reynolda Road, Winston Salem. This concert, under the direction of Artistic Director Jayson Snipes, will explore hopeful themes of light as we leave the darkness of the last two years. Works by Dan Forrest, John Rutter, Gwenyth Walker, Stephen Foster, and others will be featured! Admission is free. Donations will be accepted.

Yadkin Arts Council will present “Let There Be Light!” — A Stained Glass Exhibit by Michael Isley from May 5 to June 24 at Welborn Gallery in the Yadkin Cultural

The Finger Lakes Camerata free concerts, "For the Love of Food, Folklore, and Fantastic Beasts" on April 30 in Canandaigua and May 1 in Geneva.

Yadkin Arts Council will present “Calendar Girls” at Willingham Theatre, 226 E. Main St. Studio C, Yadkinville.

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The Bach Festival Society and Bethune-Cookman University Concert Chorale team for a program by Black composers; the Orlando Sentinel review from Matthew J. Palm.