Arts
Mac Miller Entertains Sold Out Crowd at OH-fest7
Alex Fredkin, Staff Writer
On Sunday, April 29, Mac Miller took to the stage at the Alumni Fieldhouse’s Dewar Arena and brought what SUCO and Hartwick students had been hoping …
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An Album to Roll Your Eyes To
Alex Fredkin, Staff Writer
(5/10)
When the Ting Tings debuted their electro-pop sound in 2008 with their hit album “We Started Nothing” they were praised for their ability to squeeze …
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An Album to Conceive Rock Geniuses To
Alex Fredkin, Staff Writer
(7/10)
Everyone’s favorite rock Renaissance man, Jack White, has returned to the forefront with his debut solo album “Blunderbuss.” After taking a brief hiatus (last seen …
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West African Culture Spreads to Oneonta
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
Artist-in-Residence Godwin Abotsi from Ghana has been working in the SUNY Oneonta Music Department for the semester, teaching West African rhythm and dance to a group …
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8 Songs to Facebook To
Mary Cheung, Head Illustrator
8. “Umbrella” by Rihanna The main function of Facebook is for people to connect to others, like the artist says, “We’ll never be worlds apart.” Request …
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The Heavy Pets Lay Down the Vibes at the Oneonta Theatre
Alex Fredkin, Staff Writer
Reminiscent of the Grateful Dead, the Heavy Pets turned the Oneonta Theatre into an all out jam session Thursday night. The Florida-based band consists of Jeff …
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An Album to Quietly Plot Rebellion To
Mike Bonanni, Staff Writer
The Shins aren’t the only band for which people have been waiting to return. Say Anything are back with a single-disc album (as opposed to the …
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Artist-in-Residence Shares West African Culture with Students
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
This semester, the SUNY Oneonta Music Department has been having the privilege of enjoying the presence of the department’s new Artist-in-Residence, Godwin Abotsi of Ghana. Abotsi, …
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An Album to Sail To
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
The Shins’ fourth studio album, “Port of Morrow,” was released on Tuesday, March 20.
Naturally, longtime listeners of the Shins’ music were apprehensive about the latest …
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Al Galladoro’s Memory Carried on in Concert
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
Imagine having the opportunity and longevity to study an instrument for 90 years? Al Gallodoro, who died only four years ago at the age of 95, …