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The Cayuga Chamber Orchestra Presents Holiday Pops

By Bill Snyder | December 5, 2017

Baritone Steven Stull joins us by phone to chat about the Holiday Pops concert presented by the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra led by Cornelia Laemmle Orth. There are many other guests in the performance, as well as a sing-along.

Photo credit: Dede Hatch for Cayuga Chamber Orchestra

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