Grammy award-winning children's performer Dan Zanes and Haitian-American music therapist/jazz vocalist Claudia Eliaza have been making music with each other since the day they met in the fall of 2016. The two decided they would continue singing together and - in the spirit of inclusion and good times - would work with presenters to try and make all of their concerts sensory-friendly.

Inspired by their artful modern-day all-ages folk music and commitment to accessibility, the Kennedy Center commissioned Claudia and Dan to create a theater piece for young audiences. Their love of songs and communal music-making lead to a publishing a songbook entitled "Dan Zanes' House Party: A Family Roots Music Treasury." This has opened the doors to many new conversations with parents, educators, music therapists, and fellow musicians about how to work together to create a healthier, more musical (and ultimately, more festive), society. While taking on these projects, Claudia and Dan have continued to bring their music to family shows, school workshops, community singalongs, and folk festivals throughout the U.S. and into Canada. They take their commitment to accessibility and inclusion with them wherever they go. And - the icing on the cake - in the midst of it all they were married!

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The history of music for the movies features a long and glorious panorama of great composers. In addition, film has been marked by scores of devoted collaborations between director and composer. Peabody Award-winning Broadcaster, WQXR Classical Music Radio Host and ArtsRock Executive Artist Director explores these collaborations with over 40 film clips from some of the most iconic movies ever made. This fast-paced evening is filled with fun trivia, musical favorites and surprises.

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Celebrate Mardi Gras in Nyack with great musicians, food, drink and dancing. Food included in ticket price. Wine and Beer available for purchase.

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Violinist Sean Lee is internationally recognized as one of the finest musicians of his generation. He is Juilliard trained, worked with Itzhak Perlman and is a regular with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Peter Dugan has been called "stunning" by the LA Times. He's performed with Joshua Bell, played at Carnegie Hall and teaches at Juilliard.

They will perform the rare musical feat of playing all 24 Caprices of Niccolò Paganini. Unbeknownst to many has been the existence of Robert Schumann's piano parts, composed to complement the collection. Paganini's violin parts remain unchanged in this special presentation, a collaboration between violinist and pianist, composer to composer.

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The first three evenings of Songs of Protest SOLD OUT and moved the community with its powerful message of how music can change society. LoHud called ArtsRock "the arts presenter with a purpose" for this powerful series. Co-produced and curated by Jeffrey Friedberg and Elliott Forrest, it is the don't-miss event of the season.

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