Voice in the Wilderness – A Dialogue between Disability and Nature
A musical reading of a new work by BluPen Artist-in-Residence, Glenn McClure with Sue Grimm, Francesca and Matthew McClure
Sept. 12 7PM Pendragon Theater – Saranac Lake, NY
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Environmental Redemption – A Voice for Artists in Our Ecological Future
Join us on November 14th for an inspiring evening exploring the intersection of environmentalism and art at “Environmental Redemption.” Composer Glenn McClure will present his new musical drama, The Redemption Center, a powerful piece that elevates environmental issues through the language of music.
A Musical Tribute to Freedom and the Adirondacks
Experience the power of choral music with the Geneseo Festival Singers as they return to the stage alongside the Rochester Oratorio Society. The concert will feature Randall Thompson’s stirring Testament of Freedom, celebrating American heritage and resilience.
Environmental Redemption – Art as a Pathway to Action
On December 5, experience Environmental Redemption with an in-depth discussion on how art can drive ecological awareness and action. Composer Glenn McClure will share insights into his musical drama, The Redemption Center, which explores themes of environmental responsibility and human impact. Through this work, McClure demonstrates how artistic expression can address pressing global issues.
Environmental Redemption in the Arts and Humanities
Explore Glenn’s new folk opera: The Redemption Center: Sometimes. you get more than 5 cents Sept 9, 2024 6PM SUNY Plattsburgh 106 Hudson Hall. Sept 11, 2024 6PM at Historic Saranac Lake Laboratory Museum, with retired Paul Smith’s Prof. Craig Milewski More about this new piece Video: Intro to Environmental Humanities: What Authors should we…
Concert 7/28 features Glenn McClure’s St. Francis in Americas: A Caribbean Mass
The Finger Lakes Choral Festival presents “Misa Criolla,” by Ariel Ramirez, and “St Francis in the Americas: A Caribbean Mass,” by Glenn McClure, Sunday, July 28, 2024, 4:00 P.M. at the Hochstein Performance Hall, 50 Plymouth Avenue North, Rochester, NY, 14614. The performance is free of charge. Donations of food, clothing, and personal care items…
Cry of the Hunger Stones Premier – The Northern Lights Choir
This new musical work will be premiered by the Northern Lights Choir, under the direction of Helen Demong, May 10th at St. Bernard’s Church in Saranac Lake.