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more infoGlenn Jones
"The best guitarist you never heard of." —The Boston Globe
Click here for a recent NPR feature on Glenn Jones
more infoPlan to attend another exciting evening of stories. Listen to classical music presented by Emily Hale and Friends at Schlow Library on Tuesday, November 8 at 7:00 PM!
The Tussey Mountain Moonshiners are cooking up another great First Thursday at Schlow Library. Down home and home-made music concocted with just the right dash of folk, humor, and energy makes for an exciting evening that will set your toes a-tappin'! Don't miss this lively free concert. Bring the young'uns, too! It's a great time for all ages.more info
more infoConcert Info
Admission to this concert is free and open to the public, including families. We will be opening our public parking lot for this after-hours event.
Your $5 suggested donation will be contributed to the touring artists' "gas money" fund.
Eric Carbonara
Eric Carbonara is a Philadelphia based guitarist, whose search for raw aural expression has led him far and wide – from noise & electro-acoustic music to taking deep root in the bounty of the wooden guitar.
more infoPlan to attend another exciting evening of stories. Listen to classical music presented by Emily Hale and Friends at Schlow Library on Thursday, February 10 at 7:00 PM!
more infoCatch a glimpse of Penn State Opera Theater's Fall show as they perform selections from "The Coronation of Poppea" their fall show. We're very excited to welcome back these talented PSU artists for their second appearance at our First Thursday performances. Please join us for this free opportunity to experience opera.
This and all First Thursday events are made possible by the Friends of Schlow Library. Thanks Friends!
more infoJozef Van Wissem
Jozef Van Wissem is renowned for his ability to appropriate the Renaissance and Baroque lute in the context of contemporary experimental music. By cutting and pasting classical pieces, reversing melodies, "medieval sampling" and adding processed field recordings, Jozef is able to bridge the language of 17th century music with that of the 21st century without compromising the timbre and resonance of traditional lute playing techniques. He runs the Incunabulum label, lectures on 'the liberation of the lute' ( Harvard, Wesleyan Universities, Mills College) and performs throughout the world. He did five releases on Important Records. Most recently he has been commissioned by London's National Gallery to compose a sound piece to Hans Holbein's painting "The Ambassadors".
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more infoTr-HANDS-formation is a five piece ensemble that plays improv music using world instruments, including world flutes and world percussion. No two performances are the same, you don't want to miss this one!
This and all First Thursday performances are made possible by the generosity of the Friends of Schlow Library. Thank you, Friends!
more infoPlan to attend another exciting evening of stories. Listen to classical music presented by Emily Hale and Friends at Schlow Library on November 9, 2010 at 7:00 PM!
