Showing posts with label coronavirus music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coronavirus music. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 19, 2020

An Anthem For Roosevelt Island Community, Let's Stand Together To Get Things Done - Watch This Wonderful Music Video Tribute To Roosevelt Island

Roosevelt Island Make Some Noise Facebook Group Founder Karine Wong reports:

Thanks to all of you friends and neighbors, for being the beating heart of this wonderful community and for making our island the safe place we call Home! I had a lot of fun putting this video together and I hope you'll enjoy it. Thank You to our amazing island resident Juanita Fleming for allowing me to use her song "Stand Together". I think it should be our Roosevelt Island Anthem for many years to come.

We are friends and neighbors...
We are a community...
We are in it TOGETHER !

"The healthcare workers, aid workers and all those people who keep our country running are currently fighting the corona virus Covid-19 day and night. They literally fight for our lives and our society. This is worth a big and loud applause."

Stand on your balcony or behind your window and clap your hands or bang on pots and pans for 2 minutes, starting at 8:00 p.m. every night.

Make some noise Roosevelt Island so these hard workers can hear us.


Click full screen icon at bottom right of video for better viewing.

Learn more about long time Roosevelt Island resident and jazz and gospel singer Juanitia Fleming at this prior post and her Facebook page.

Roosevelt Island, Make Some Noise from your window or balcony every night at 8 PM

Saturday, April 25, 2020

Jazz Pianist And Accordionist Ben Rosenblum From Roosevelt Island - Streaming Live Concerts Every Sunday, Take A Listen Now And Enjoy

Here's another example of talented Roosevelt Islanders going virtual to perform their music during the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Ben Rosenblum is an accomplished Jazz Pianist, Accordionist and Composer.

 Image From Ben Rosenblum

Ben grew up on Roosevelt Island, still practices here, teaches local young piano players and was on the faculty of The Child School. Take a listen and enjoy.


Ben Rosenblum is doing live streaming of his concerts every Sunday at 4 PM. Take a listen tomorrow right here.

Learn more about Ben Rosenblum here.

Friday, April 24, 2020

Play The Blues Tony - Roosevelt Island Resident Tony Vita Coronavirus Apartment Music Video, The Legend Begins

It's almost Friday night. For most of us, we've been stuck in our apartments and not gone off Roosevelt Island for at least a month. If there ever was a time, now is it for some Roosevelt Island blues.

Play the Blues Tony Vita!!!!!



Watch out Edge, Bono might bring Tony in for U2's next gig.

Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Long Time Roosevelt Island Resident And Jazz/Gospel Singer Juanita Fleming Performs Uplifting Get Things Done Song In Her Apartment During Coronavirus Pandemic Self Quarantine

Juanita Fleming is a long time Roosevelt Island resident as well as a talented Jazz and Gospel singer.

Image From You Tube Video

Ms Fleming's daughter, Rosha Gomez-Powell, who grew up on Roosevelt Island, reports that her mom wrote and performed Get Things Done during the Coronavirus Pandemic:
While COVID19 has taken center stage of the world, artists, like Juanita Fleming, are finding their own unique way to share positive music during this uncertain time. The call to find a collective voice to 'get things done' as a society and mantra for the whole world is so appropriate for today. Performed by Ms. Fleming during self-quarantine on Roosevelt island, NYC April 2020
Here's uplifting music video of Get Things Done written and performed by Roosevelt Island resident Juanita Fleming. Ms Flemming refers to the song as The Stand Together Song.



Ms Gomez Powell adds:

Friday, April 10, 2020

What's On Your Coronavirus Music Playlist - Check Out Emergency Contact Music Video From Moose, A Roosevelt Island Resident

Roosevelt Island resident Chris "Moose" Rohifs captures the Coronavirus Pandemic times we live these days with the release of his new music video - Emergency Contact. According to Moose:

Add this one to your quarantine playlist! Roosevelt Island resident "Moose" releases funky medical-themed single and music video "Emergency Contact" about hope and providing support during difficult times.
Play the video, it's very good.



Moose adds his:
... fun and romantic pop sound, by turns danceable, silly, and heartfelt, is inspired by his relationship with his wife of 12 years. He started making pop tunes as Valentine’s Day presents for her, and it got out of hand. She's gonna get herself into real trouble one of these days to make sure he’s ready to deliver on all his promises from the songs. She gave him the pet name Moose, which is an upgrade from “Moo.” He figures a musician can be named “Seal,” so Moose should be okay....
Image From Music By Moose

Check out more Music By Moose at his web site.

Tuesday, March 17, 2020

Happy St Patrick's Day From Roosevelt Island - Check Out Our Virtual Irish Bar, Grab A Pint Of Your Favorite Brew And Hear Some Great Music From Mae Raney & Henry Raber

Mae Raney is a theater teacher at our local Main Street Theatre & Dance Alliance (MST&DA). According to MST&DA Executive Director Kristi Towey:

Mae has performed in several shows here and in numerous theaters around the city. She and Henry Raber perform in Irish bars all over Manhattan and were set to perform for the Roosevelt Island Disabled Association (RIDA) St. Patrick’s Day event.
Unfortunately, the RIDA St Patrick Day event was cancelled due to the Coronavirus health emergency as were any celebrations today.

But now imagine yourself with a pint of Guinness or whatever your favorite drink is and enjoy this wonderful St Patrick’s Day Facebook performance by Mae and Henry.  They're great, hope to see them live sometime.

Mae invites us to:
Come hang out for a virtual St Paddy’s celebration with Henry Raber and I!


Check out Mae Raney's Facebook page for more info.

Also, MST&DA:
... is Closed at this time until March 30th due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. Please continue to check your email and the website for updates. We are sharing virtual classes with our current registered students. If you have questions, email us at info@mstda.org