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FRIDAY CONVERSATION WITH ... Nancy Kelly - Vimarsana News

FRIDAY CONVERSATION WITH ... Nancy Kelly

Nancy Kelly, one of the headliners at the Geneva Jazz Festival that began Thursday, has been playing music since she was 3. She has been a staple in the Rochester

Canton musician hits the 'sweet' spot by reimagining classic 1968 album | Arts and Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Canton musician hits the 'sweet' spot by reimagining classic 1968 album | Arts and Entertainment

CANTON — Perhaps Christian Parker was destined at birth to reimagine the 1968 classic album, “Sweetheart of the Rodeo” by The Byrds. But if not, it definitely sounds like it.

Source: nny360.com
Meet this year's team of Syracuse journalists covering the festivals - Vimarsana News

Meet this year's team of Syracuse journalists covering the festivals

Arts coverage for the 2023 Spoleto Festival USA and Piccolo Spoleto will be deeper and broader than ever before in the Charleston City Paper.Eight arts journalism students finishing their master’s degree at the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University will join City Paper staffer Chloe Hogan and veteran culture writer Bill Thompson.

Where you can see the youngest SAMMY award winner perform this summer - Vimarsana News

Where you can see the youngest SAMMY award winner perform this summer

Dylan Michael, 13-year-old SAMMY award winning artist, stopped by WAER before his local tour to perform at three shows this spring and early summer.

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Auburn names among nominees for Syracuse Area Music Awards - Vimarsana News

Auburn names among nominees for Syracuse Area Music Awards

Several musicians from Auburn and ones who regularly perform in the area were nominated for Syracuse Area Music Awards this week, and one Auburnian will be inducted into its Hall