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Music of loss, grief and transformation: Concert by Illuminati Vocal Arts Ensemble will include a nod to local Black history - Vimarsana News

Music of loss, grief and transformation: Concert by Illuminati Vocal Arts Ensemble will include a nod to local Black history

David Ruggles and Frederick Douglass, two of the most notable Black men to come to Northampton in the first part of the 19th century, left behind a strong legacy as committed abolitionists, writers, and speakers. Ruggles also lived in Florence in the...

Voices of loss, grief and transformation: Illuminati Ensemble concert includes nod to local Black history - Vimarsana News

Voices of loss, grief and transformation: Illuminati Ensemble concert includes nod to local Black history

David Ruggles and Frederick Douglass, two of the most notable Black men to come to Northampton in the first part of the 19th century, left behind a strong legacy as committed abolitionists, writers, and speakers. Ruggles also lived in Florence in the...

The Beat Goes On: Rock rules on Oct. 22, while jazz, Americana, and classical music are also on the way - Vimarsana News

The Beat Goes On: Rock rules on Oct. 22, while jazz, Americana, and classical music are also on the way

Pete Townshend of The Who once described his 1972 song “Long Live Rock” as one of many “self-conscious hymns” written about the glory of rock and roll, though there was a nice bit of self-deprecating humor in his tune that made it fun.Now, in an area...

The Beat Goes On: Rock rules on Oct. 22, while jazz, Americana, and classical music are also on the way - Vimarsana News

The Beat Goes On: Rock rules on Oct. 22, while jazz, Americana, and classical music are also on the way

Pete Townshend of The Who once described his 1972 song “Long Live Rock” as one of many “self-conscious hymns” written about the glory of rock and roll, though there was a nice bit of self-deprecating humor in his tune that made it fun.Now, in an area...