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BAM

and then it hits you! What a great advert. BAM is the acronym for Brooklyn Academy of Music which is much more than that: theatre, movies, events, quite a roaster of choices. Saw Jonathan Pryce in The Caretaker written by Harold Pinter. But it is their ad that always draws me in first. BAM, and …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMay 9, 2012May 15, 2012Posted inArt, MusicTags: advertising, music school

The Rose

There is lay. Alone. At 12:30 on a weekday, on a bench in the 4th Street Subway station. Red, wrapped in cellophane and abandoned. For whom was it intended? Did that person not mean enough so that one could just walk off without it? When did he/she remember that they had forgotten something? Could they …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMay 8, 2012Posted inGracious, SubwayTags: flowers

Cinco de Mayo

There was no posting for 5 May, as all of the City was celebrating. The Spanish speaking population is large enough that everyone now joins in, including yours truly. And you know how fluent my Espanol is!

Posted byThe ChroniclerMay 6, 2012May 15, 2012Posted inHolidaysTags: Spanish

Essentially Ellington 2012

Wow. You have to see this for yourself one day. The final concert of the three top placing bands from American high schools that compete playing Duke Ellington music. It is sponsored by Lincoln Center and overseen by Wynton Marsalis.  More than 1700 high school bands are part of the EE network.  111 bands sent …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMay 6, 2012May 15, 2012Posted inMusicTags: competition, jazz, students

Figurines

They appear unexpectedly: the proverbial cigar store Indian. I will add them to the post as I happen upon them.

Posted byThe ChroniclerMay 3, 2012May 15, 2012Posted inArt, StreetTags: sidewalk, store figures

1st Stop Over the Bridge

Fascinating that at the first subway stop over a bridge from Manhattan to Brooklyn, there are shops where the signage has no English is to be seen.  If you don’t read Hebrew, then you don’t know what they are selling.

Posted byThe ChroniclerMay 1, 2012May 15, 2012Posted inCity views, ImmigrantsTags: Hebrew, store signs

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