ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Rochester Oratorio Society presented its Arts Connexions season opener, “The Songs That Raised Me,”
The Sunday event was at the St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
It was a one-hour musical storytelling program featuring tenor Jesús Daniel Hernández, known as “The Walking Tenor.” Poetically, the program was about Hernández, detailing his earliest memories, being a soldier in the U.S Army, and becoming an opera singer.
The program also included narrator Stephanie Paredes, who recited her original poetry written to accompany each section. Paredes is an Afro-Dominican leader, storyteller, artist, and co-founder and Board President of the Rochester Latino Theatre Company. Kevin Nitsch served as piano accompanist.
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