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Ellen Litwicki, professor of history, presented an address, “’Agitate, Educate, Organize’: The History of Labor Day” to the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen in New York on Sept. 15. The Society was founded in 1785 to provide educational and social services to artisans. Her lecture was the first in the Fall Lecture Series, “Labor, Landmarks, and Literature.”
Dr. Robert Strass will conduct the Buffalo Gay Men’s Chorus in “ WALK TOGETHER,” a concert to be performed at three sites in May and featuring “Tyler’s Suite,” a nine-song cycle about the life and death of Tyler Clementi, as well as songs from, for, or about Buffalo, NY.
School of Music Assistant Professor Don Marrazzo gave a master class at Houghton University and also did a two-day residency at Detroit Opera to work with members of the Resident Artist Program.
The SUNY Fredonia Summer Music Festival is launching a Choral Camp running June 30 to July 6, in addition to its popular band, piano and string camps.
