Hey guys. I honestly just wanted to finish off this semester and this year with a final blog post. Now, this year was, for lack of a better term, utter garbage. I hated it and I’m sure you all did as well. This wasn’t anywhere near what I expected college […]
Monthly Archives: December 2020
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Some time has passed and I have made yet another sort of ok Garageband beat! This time, I only used sounds from the original Garageband library, and although it could use some lyrics, I am unable to express myself through the english language and thus it remains lyric-less. I really […]
This year has got to be one of the weirdest years ever. As we entered a new decade, tensions rose between the U.S. and Iran after missile strikes killed a prominent Iranian official. The deaths of several dear celebrities (looking at you, Kobe, and Chadwick Boseman) sent shockwaves throughout the […]
So I have noticed over the years that I have always made a Christmas list but as I got older it got smaller and smaller but I think it’s time to bring it back. The famous Christmas list that my parents always dreaded to receive. I am quite spoiled and […]
There’s something about salad mix that’s inherently off-putting. Maybe the leaves that just don’t make the cut for the actual bags or boxes of fresh lettuce end up in those shiny plastic bags, maybe the plastic itself is the problem, but something is definitely happening. Being that I am just […]
Here is a new song that I recently finished. It has some fugue like passages where different instruments play the same theme but start at different times. I made this song in a pretty fast tempo, and it feels over relatively quickly, but I’m happy with the feel of the […]
Group Members: Christopher Chang (City College) and Anne Bien-Aime (Hunter College) This addresses the project prompt by asking why we love New York rather than what the “heart of NY is” And yes, the clips are obviously from pre-quarantine. The Video —- Credits (in order of appearance) to: Frank Sinatra […]
Hi everyone! Recently, my girlfriend Sophie (who is a musical theatre major) and I have been learning songs together. This piece is from the musical Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812. This musical is a sung-through adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s 1869 novel War and Peace. In the musical, the piece is sung […]
If you didn’t know already, I’m a huge fan of cinema and love films of all genres and eras. For quite a few years now I have been a collector of physical media and have a vast array of DVDs and Blu-rays on my bookshelf. One of my favorite film […]
By: Kristen Aloysius, Alexander Herrera, Leondra Craig ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ CLICK BELOW TO DOWNLOAD THE GAME ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ Zip File For Windows: Heart Of The City by Heart Of New York City We chose to create a game as well as a collection of the images and words of New York to depict […]
