Mark Siegel
Latest News on Mark Siegel:
Rose Betts Drops Captivating Celtic Ode 'Come Away' (Jun 28, 2024)
Country Artist Remy Garrison Releases New Song 'Get It Girl' (May 28, 2024)
After 44 Years, Keyboard Conversations Still Helping Arizonans To Love Classical Music (Dec 1, 2022)
Rose Betts Drops Captivating Celtic Ode 'Come Away' (Jun 28, 2024)
Country Artist Remy Garrison Releases New Song 'Get It Girl' (May 28, 2024)
After 44 Years, Keyboard Conversations Still Helping Arizonans To Love Classical Music (Dec 1, 2022)
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Rose Betts Drops Captivating Celtic Ode 'Come Away'
by Josh Sharpe - Jun 28, 2024
UK-born, LA-based, rising Celtic indie singer-songwriter Rose Betts invited us into her world with “War” and “Take This Body Home.” Now, she returns with a captivating new single, “Come Away,” a heartfelt invitation to escape and embrace change with mesmerizing melodies and anthemic vocals. Listen to the new song!
by Josh Sharpe - Jun 28, 2024
UK-born, LA-based, rising Celtic indie singer-songwriter Rose Betts invited us into her world with “War” and “Take This Body Home.” Now, she returns with a captivating new single, “Come Away,” a heartfelt invitation to escape and embrace change with mesmerizing melodies and anthemic vocals. Listen to the new song!
Country Artist Remy Garrison Releases New Song 'Get It Girl'
by Chloe Rabinowitz - May 28, 2024
Emerging country-pop artist Remy Garrison released her new single 'Get It Girl,' an empowering anthem for women. Listen now!
by Chloe Rabinowitz - May 28, 2024
Emerging country-pop artist Remy Garrison released her new single 'Get It Girl,' an empowering anthem for women. Listen now!
After 44 Years, Keyboard Conversations Still Helping Arizonans To Love Classical Music
by A.A. Cristi - Dec 1, 2022
Watching Jeffrey Siegel's Keyboard Conversations is like going to a lecture from your favorite professor, except this classical music historian also provides captivating entertainment.
by A.A. Cristi - Dec 1, 2022
Watching Jeffrey Siegel's Keyboard Conversations is like going to a lecture from your favorite professor, except this classical music historian also provides captivating entertainment.
New York Historical Society Releases Schedule of Exhibitions for December '15/January '16
by Matt Smith - Nov 10, 2015
EXHIBITIONS Superheroes in Gotham October 9, 2015 – February 21, 2016 Superheroes are a part of our daily lives, engaging our imaginations on the pages of comic books, on television, and movie screens, as well as across the Broadway stage and in the virtual world of gaming. Since their introduction in the late 1930s, superheroes have been societal role models, inspirational, and enviable. Based on mythological archetypes, they navigate the twists and turns of modern life. Through comic books, original drawings, posters, video clips, costumes, early merchandise, and props, Superheroes in Gotham tells the story of comic book superheroes in New York City; the leap of comic book superheroes from print to radio, to television, and ultimately to film; the role of fandom, including the yearly mega-event known as New York Comic Con; and how superheroes continue to inspire the work of contemporary comic book artists, cartoonists, and painters in New York City. Organized by New-York Historical's Debra Schmidt Bach, Associate Curator of Decorative Arts, and Nina Nazionale, Director of Library Operations.
by Matt Smith - Nov 10, 2015
EXHIBITIONS Superheroes in Gotham October 9, 2015 – February 21, 2016 Superheroes are a part of our daily lives, engaging our imaginations on the pages of comic books, on television, and movie screens, as well as across the Broadway stage and in the virtual world of gaming. Since their introduction in the late 1930s, superheroes have been societal role models, inspirational, and enviable. Based on mythological archetypes, they navigate the twists and turns of modern life. Through comic books, original drawings, posters, video clips, costumes, early merchandise, and props, Superheroes in Gotham tells the story of comic book superheroes in New York City; the leap of comic book superheroes from print to radio, to television, and ultimately to film; the role of fandom, including the yearly mega-event known as New York Comic Con; and how superheroes continue to inspire the work of contemporary comic book artists, cartoonists, and painters in New York City. Organized by New-York Historical's Debra Schmidt Bach, Associate Curator of Decorative Arts, and Nina Nazionale, Director of Library Operations.
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