Music

The All-Star Orchestra's Gerard Schwarz conducts the U.S. Marine Band, America's oldest continually performing musical ensemble, in the three-part series 

The MusiCorps Wounded Warrior Band will pay tribute to our men and women in uniform on A Capitol Fouth 2019 concert on WXXI-TV. MusiCorps is a conservatory-level music rehabilitation program, formed in response to the needs of service members injured in Iraq and Afghanistan.

John Stamos hosts the country’s longest-running July 4 national broadcast tradition returns from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol.

One of Rochester's most beloved performers Jackson Cavalier can be seen enchanting audiences with his intricate folk-influenced Americana tunes in venues and street corners across the city.

Hypnotic Clambake performs a wide-array of eclectic world music from polkas and tangos to zydeco and klezmer.

The White Hots are a blues, swing, and jazz group with a vested interest in offering their crowd a wide-range of music from groovy swing dance tunes to relaxing instrumental pieces. 

While The Brothers Blue are rooted in the tradition of old-time fiddle music, their ability to pull elements from a myriad of diverse genres including Irish music, bluegrass, and country has created a sound which is entirely their own.