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Rockville Centre singer Frank Scafuri sang at Trader Joe’s in Oceanside last month.
Rockville Centre singer cheers up customers
Singer Frank Scafuri, a Rockville Centre resident, didn’t wait for an audience to come to him this holiday season. Instead, he went where the people were — shopping at Trader Joe’s in Oceanside in preparation for the holidays. more
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Long Island-based rock band Moon Tooth — from left, Nick Lee, John Carbone, Ray Marte and Vin Romanelli — recently rocked Manhattan’s Irving Plaza. The musicians said they used to see other bands perform at the venue.
‘Locally grown’ album one of Rolling Stone’s ‘50 Best of 2019’
The night of Moon Tooth’s first show sticks out in lead singer John Carbone’s memory. “It was December 2012 — the day the world was supposed to end,” he said. Surviving … more
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The several St. Agnes choirs last came together for a concert in June. They will convene again for the Christmas concert on Dec. 13.
Christmas concert set for Dec. 13 at St. Agnes Cathedral
The St. Agnes Cathedral choirs are preparing for their annual Christmas concert, which takes place on Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m. more
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Baldwin High School students performed “Guys and Dolls” last weekend. In the opening number, “Fugue for Tinhorns,” gamblers Benny Southstreet, Nicely-Nicely Johnson and Rusty Charlie, played by Chris Holman, Daniel Polonia and Jaylin Thomas, set the stage for the classic story of love and gambling in 1920s Times Square.
‘Guys and Dolls’ was one solid bet
Baldwin High School students performed “Guys and Dolls” this past weekend as this season’s musical production. The BHS Playhouse presented the musical fable of Broadway, which is based on a … more
Dan Beck, of Rockville Centre, is trustee of the Music Performance Trust Fund, which provides grants for musicians to perform live shows across North America.
Rockville Centre resident shares the joy of music across the continent
Rockville Centre resident Dan Beck is on the front lines of bringing free, live music to the public and getting musicians paid for those events across North America. Beck, 69, is trustee of the Music Performance Trust Fund in New York City. more
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Jonathan Rizzo, 34, of Oceanside, performed on the NBC show “The Voice.” The episode aired in September.
Oceanside resident sings for the stars on 'The Voice'
This summer, Oceanside resident and business owner Jonathan Rizzo found himself onstage in Los Angeles, singing before celebrity judges Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend. more
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The Felice Brothers will return to play for the Shine A Light Music Series for the fourth time.
December 'Shine A Light' concert to benefit Mr. B’s Playground
The Tommy Brull Foundation has announced the latest concert in its Shine A Light Music Series to benefit Mr. B’s Playground. On Dec. 28, folk-rock band The Felice Brothers and singer-songwriter Laura Stevenson, a Rockville Centre native, will perform at RJ Daniels. more
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Mike Fincken, center, of New World Music Center, attended the ceremony with Baldwin chamber board member Ginny Foley, far left, and chamber President Erik Mahler, right. Joining them, from left, were County Executive Laura Curran, Town Supervisor Laura Gillen and Chambers Council President Francesca Carlow.
Making sweet music
Mike Fincken, the owner of New World Music Center, was recently named the Baldwin Businessperson of the Year in recognition of his contributions to the community since the center opened in 1988. … more
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Baez, center, created a “Hocus Pocus” parody music video of “Truth Hurts” by Lizzo. She played Bette Midler’s character, Winifred Sanderson. Andrea Gallino, left, played Mary Sanderson, and Mary Baron played Sarah Sanderson.
Rockville Centre native turns hit song into spooky parody
It only took one week for Rockville Centre native Gina Naomi Baez to concoct a spooky, parody music video for singer-rapper Lizzo’s Billboard No. 1 hit “Truth Hurts.” more
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Baldwin High School alumnus Yaw Sintim-Misa, known by his stage name Blackway, threw the honorary first pitch at the New York Mets game on Sept. 28. His song “What’s Up Danger” received a Gold certification the day prior.
BHS alumnus receives gold plaque for single
Baldwin High School alumnus Yaw Sintim-Misa, known by his stage name Blackway, received a gold plaque on Sept. 27 when his song “What’s Up Danger,” featured in the 2018 Oscar-winning film … more
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