From Blog, “Forgotten New York” History of Pleasant Avenue.

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History of East Harlem’s Housing Projects-Fordham University

East Harlem's Housing Projects History-Fordham University


“Wedding Procession (Sippiciano, Campania)” by Anthony Riccio

1973

Photographed by Anthony Riccio

“Wedding Procession (Sippiciano, Campania)” by Anthony Riccio.


Neapolitan song history

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NEAPOLITAN SONG

 

“...e i' so' napulitano
e si nun canto io moro!”

[… I’m Neapolitan and if don’t sing I die!]

For Neapolitan people the passion for the music and the wish to sing get deep roots.

Undoubtedly, Naples has played an important and vibrant role over the centuries not just in the music of Italy, but in the general history of western European musical traditions.

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Fabulous blog,which celebrates the neapolitan song!

Canzone Napoletana-Click on link below

Canzone Napoletana-Click on link below


Congratulations, Charlie! Your poetry book is wonderful!

The Next Breath

By Charlie Giardino


http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/3637606

My East Harlem family friend, Charlie Giardino, has just published his new poetry book on Blurb.com. Charlie was born and raised in East Harlem, and lives in the Bronx.


On Flickr-Thanksgiving Dinner 1947-East Harlem

Family Reunion 1947 by See El Photo
Family Reunion 1947, a photo by See El Photo on Flickr.


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