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Musical Dialogues

I’m a music lover who is sharing some weekly picks for great, unusual, and intriguing instrumental music in NYC.

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The Good Life / La Vie en Rose

Song: “The Good Life” (1963) by Tony Bennett

August 3 marks the birthday of Tony Bennett (1926–2023), one of America’s greatest popular singers. Bennett reached his greatest popularity during the 1960s with recordings such as “I Left...

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Wildwood Flower

Song: “Wildwood Flower” (1928) by The Carter Family

In early August 1927, a series of recording sessions were held in Bristol, Tennessee, that changed the course of American music. Seeking new talent beyond New York’s recording studio...

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Video Killed the Radio Star / I Love a Piano

Song: “Video Killed the Radio Star” (1979) by The Buggles

Music history was made on August 1, 1981, when MTV launched with the now-famous first video ever broadcast on the network: “Video Killed the Radio Star.” Although the futuristi...

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Wichita Lineman / MacArthur Park

Song: “Wichita Lineman” (1968) by Glen Campbell

My friend Allston* is a painter and sculptor. I met her because of her love and support for The Met and learned that she lived in my neighborhood. During the long isolation of the COVID...

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True Colors / Friendship

Song: “True Colors” (1986) by Cyndi Lauper

Today is the International Day of Friendship, a reminder to celebrate one of life’s greatest gifts. Friendships rarely receive the same public milestones as romantic relationships, yet our fr...

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