A New Yorker at Large on Greenwich Village and Jazz
A longtime Greenwich Village figure plays a violin on Eighth Street steps each Sunday drawing little coin alms. The piece reflects on jazz as art, noting Gershwin’s King of Swing and guest conductors Fino Rapee and a Radio City ensemble. It also mentions the Waldorf Astoria Russian staff under General Lodijensky.
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Jack Stinnett
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Manhattan
Eighth Street
Greenwich Village
Brownstone
George Gershwin
Philharmonic
Lewisohn Stadium
Fino Rapee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Radio City Music Hall
Waldorf- Astoria
Lodijensky
Raphaelj
Stronin
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