Year 98 Artists
Exceptional performances spanning classical, jazz, and contemporary music
Peña Project
The Hudson Valley Flamenco Festival presents a dynamic, intimate evening of flamenco dance and music
This performance is a collaboration between OCA and the Foothills.
The Hudson Valley Flamenco Festival is a New York–based cultural and performing arts organization committed to presenting authentic Spanish flamenco while fostering meaningful community engagement throughout the Hudson Valley. Through high-quality live performances, educational workshops, and collaborative programming, the festival advances cross-cultural understanding and expands access to world-class arts experiences in both urban and rural settings.
Founded in 2018 by creative director Anna Librada Georges, the festival is rooted in a personal and cultural legacy shaped by her Andalusian heritage. Inspired by her grandparents' journey from Spain to the United States, Georges established the organization to honor flamenco as a vital, improvisational "people's art form" and to ensure its continued relevance and accessibility for diverse audiences.
Inaugural Performance by
The Chamber Music Society of Oneonta
Highly-acclaimed local musicians join forces for an evening of chamber music
This performance is also a collaboration between OCA and the Foothills.
Artistic Director Debrah Devine (violin) will perform with Ruth Berry (cello), Ana Laura González (flute), Lesley McClelland (oboe), David Resig (bassoon), and Claire McKenney (French horn). These highly-acclaimed, local musicians joined forces to delight you with a range of compositions from Mozart to Frackenpohl.
Richard Fountain
Back by Popular Demand: Richard Fountain, solo pianist
Fountain is one of very few pianists to perform the complete cycle of Franz Liszt's monumental transcriptions of Beethoven's nine symphonies. His solo and concerto repertoire highlights American music from all eras, and he is also devoted to the poetic and religious music of Liszt.
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