This is the fourth annual celebration of the power of music to change society. This year's concert features Branford Marsalis, Suzanne Vega, Lady Jeanne and Sir James Galway, violinist Kelly Hall-Tompkins, Tom Chapin, The Chapin Sisters, Billy Roues, Lorena Mann, Lula Pilar, Sam Waymon, Rita Harvey and Neil Berg, Adam Falcon, John Forster, Michael Mark, Alice Leon and a few surprises.

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Tom Chapin will discuss his brother with ArtsRock Artistic Director Elliott Forrest on Tuesday, October 27, via Zoom.

Tom Chapin is a musician, entertainer, singer-songwriter, storyteller, and the younger brother of Harry Chapin. From 1971 to 1976, Chapin hosted Make a Wish, a Sunday-morning children's TV series. Chapin takes part in the storytelling festival circuit and has been a Featured New Voices Teller at the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee. He has won Grammy Awards for three Best Spoken Word albums. He often appears at tribute concerts for his brother, along with many other members of his musical family. He, and The Chapin Sisters, will appear in ArtsRock's Songs of Protest 4 on April 24.

Play and sing along with the band, as Jazz vocalist Shirley Crabbe brings the music of Ella Fitzgerald "The First Lady of Song" and her fabulous friends Louie "Pops" Armstrong, Edward "The Duke" Ellington, and John "Dizzy" Gillespie to life in this family-friendly interactive virtual concert. Learn how they invented Jazz and how you can make music too.

Made possible by support by The ArtsWestchester.

Featuring: Jazz Vocalist Shirley Crabbe, David Budway - piano, Clovis Nicolas - bass, Paul Wendt - drums, John Castleman - trumpet, and James Song - saxophone.

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The world-class classical pianist returns to the beautiful Union Arts Center to play a concert of Schubert and Philip Glass.

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