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By Hugh Shin It was a long day at work. I hastily stuffed my papers in my bag and made my way towards the door. Homework, for an adult, what a genius idea that was. What an honest to god… Continue Reading →
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“New York City” by John Lennon “New York City” was released in the album Some Time in New York City in 1972, a collaboration between John Lennon and Yoko Ono (a famous Japanese multimedia artist, singer, and songwriter). Lennon had… Continue Reading →
By Ali Hussain, Jun Huang, Rebecca Debiase, Kyle Arnold, and Hugh Shin *video ends at 6:57. I don’t know why the movie length insists on being 27 minutes and made me download and upload multiple times for 5 hours thinking… Continue Reading →
Influences on other Historical Prominent Composers Many American composers such as Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, and William Bolcom who were direct successors of Gershwin were interestingly revolved around classical composition and performance, which brings up the debate about… Continue Reading →
Background Summary On August 13th, 1867, George Benjamin Luks was born in the north-central region of Pennsylvania in the coal-mining city of Williamsport. Son of a doctor (father) and an avid artist (mother), the young artist attended the… Continue Reading →
Gangs of New York [Kyle] Summary of the Movie The film Gangs of New York opens with a tremendous battle between the Dead Rabbits, led by Priest Vallon, and the Natives, led by Bill Cutting. After fighting ensues,… Continue Reading →
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