The jazz guitarist, who played with Miles Davis and Chet Baker early in his career, performs at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
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CITY’s Classical Cannabis Playlist
Check out our suggestions for listening to classical music while getting crispy.
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Do weed and the orchestra mix? I got stoned at the RPO and found out.
The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra could create a new buzz with weed-friendly concerts.
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Eastman Opera Theatre presents its first Spanish-language work with ‘Florencia en el Amazonas’
A box-office success, the Gabriel García Márquez inspired ‘Florencia’ comes to Rochester through April 2.
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Big Nobody’s guitar pop offers light in the darkness
On “Ripped From the Dream,” Big Nobody pairs neurotic musings with music that shifts between pithy pop verses and sludgy hard rock hooks.
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Joan Osborne coming to Rochester Music Hall of Fame ceremony
Will Hollis, the music director for The Eagles, is the seventh inductee this year. Joan Osborne will perform at the ceremony.
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Jazz Fest lineup feels like old times
Trombone Shorty will return for this year’s festival, which also includes scheduled performances by Bonnie Raitt, Pat Metheny, and Keb’ Mo’.
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RPO is playing the Police’s biggest hits with Stewart Copeland
If you wondered what an orchestral version of ‘Roxanne’ would sound like, the RPO has an answer.
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Muler parties like it’s 2003 on melodic, moody new album ‘Get Well’
On “Get Well,” Muler’s first full-length album since 2016, the rock quintet’s emo instincts yield catchy music without overindulgence.
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Garth Fagan, Brother Wease highlight Rochester Music Hall of Fame Class of 2023
Rochester Music Hall of Fame’s 2023 class includes inductees from a variety of music styles as well as other professional disciplines.
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Benny Bleu’s ‘March of the Mollusk’ is a clawhammer banjo zen session
Finger Lakes folk musician Ben Haravitch, aka Benny Bleu, does away with words entirely on his new banjo-centric album.
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Review: Fuzzrod should stick to garage rock
Fuzzrod ventures outside the garage punk box on its second album, “II,” but the band sounds best when it sticks to what it knows.
