Nyack College School Of Music Presents Concert At David Geffen Hall

The Nyack College School of Music will present "Yesterday, Today, Forever," a concert of classical, contemporary, gospel and sacred music, on the stage of David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center. Students, faculty, staff and alumni will headline the one-night event at the iconic cultural arts venue located at Columbus Avenue and 65th Street in New York City on Friday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m.

School of Music performances are a Nyack tradition that span several generations of talented singers and instrumentalists. These men and women have gone on to become composers, conductors, educators and recording artists and have appeared on national radio and television programs. In addition to their regional travels in North America, Nyack students have performed in Italy, Paris, Poland, China, Korea, Hong Kong, Germany, Moscow and Puerto Rico. The more than 100-voice Chorale has also been featured at Alice Tully Hall, Carnegie Hall and David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center (formerly Avery Fisher Hall).

Dr. Sue Lane Talley, Dean of the School of Music, is one of several conductors for the April 12 concert. Darryl Jordan, Willana Mack and Stephanie Fisher are other music professors who have conducting roles. Multi-talented student Nikos Kline-a singer, actor and pianist-will be a guest conductor. Dr. Tammy Lum and Prof. Margrit Zimmerman are two professors who will be featured in piano solo performances.

Nyack College President Dr. Michael G. Scales says, "With more than 80 years of excellence in music education available to students at Nyack, this concert represents the epitome of platforms to showcase their extraordinary talent developed by a phenomenal faculty. We are excited to carry on this legendary tradition."

Visit www.nyack.edu/april12concert for more information about the concert. To purchase tickets for orchestra, first, second and third tier seats, visit www.lincolncenter.org. Advance ticket purchases are recommended.

About Nyack College
Nyack College was founded in 1882 by Dr. Albert Benjamin Simpson and currently serves more than 2,300 students in its undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and online degree programs. Nyack is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and is chartered by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York. As of fall 2019, all Nyack College and Alliance Theological Seminary operations and degree programs will be conducted at its Manhattan campus located at 2 Washington Street near Battery Park. The Nyack College Rockland School of Music is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM).

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