Musical journeys on Hofstra's stage and at Rock Hall Museum

In Concert

Music on stage and screen
Relive those beloved tunes from stage and film with vocalists Andrew Heller and Laura Wolfe, who present “Great White Way to the Silver Screen: Songs From Broadway and the Movies.” The two performers, accompanied by a
talented quintet of musicians, are ready to entertain with magical moments from stage and screen. Powerhouse Texas tenor Andrew Heller recently released his sixth CD, “Places,” celebrating some of his favorite haunts – real, romanticized and imagined. Laura Wolfe recently appeared in the Los Angeles premiere of Cole Porter’s “Red, Hot, and Blue.” Her additional musical credits include the world premiere of “Happy Lot”, starring Michael Feinstein and Betty Garrett,
“Oklahoma!” and “Guys and Dolls”.

Songs of early America
Join Linda Russell on a musical journey when the balladeer presents “In the Good Old Colony Days: Songs of Early America,” at historic Rock Hall. This program explores the many ways music was part of life in the Colonial and
Revolutionary War era. The pioneers and patriots come to life as Russell sings and shares stories of their hardships, accompanied by the hammered and mountain dulcimers, guitar and pennywhistle. For 30 years, Russell has explored America’s past through song, and has recorded eight albums of traditional and historic music. Her rich voice illuminates America’s heritage through patriotic anthems, broadsides, hymns, and dance tunes.
Sunday, April 25, 1:30 p.m. Admission free, but space is limited. Reservations required. Rock Hall Museum, 199 Broadway, Lawrence. (516) 239-1157.