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SUMMARY:The Beat of New York: A Visual History of New York City
DESCRIPTION:The Beat of New York: A Visual History of New York City\nBy: Richard Panchyyk\n \nIt’s everywhere you go! From the subways to the streets\, from parks to bars\, from churches to concert halls. Music in all its glorious forms\, sometimes sublime and sometimes spectacular\, is a vital part of city life and has been for centuries. \n                 Whether a pair of dueling drummers on 42nd Street or break-dancers in Washington Square Park\, a mural in the Village or a memorial to John Lennon—New Yorkers celebrate their musical heritage every day in so many ways. \nCome along on this visual journey through time and catch a glimpse\nat some of the people and places who have contributed to the Beat of New York\nTHURSDAY\, SEPTEMBER 14\, 2023\nReserve your seat for a very interesting evening!
URL:https://astorialic.org/event/book-signing-for-the-beat-of-new-york-a-visual-history-of-new-york-city/
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