My name is Ann Welcome and I’m a piano teacher in my home in Cutchogue and also the music director for the Mattituck Presbyterian Church. READ
Tag: Music
The Town of Southold successfully obtained a temporary restraining order against the camping/musical festival in Orient known as Burning Kouch, according to Supervisor Scott Russell. READ
My wife always fires back the same wisecrack each time I make a joke about her joining a concert band. For example, we walked past the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts during Tuesday’s Fourth of July parade, where a concert band had assembled in front to fill the morning air with patriotic tunes as the fire trucks and dancers and Boy Scouts marched by. READ
William Roslak began learning the pipe organ when he was just 11 years old.
It was a unique hobby his friends at Southold High School supported, but as he got older,
Mr. Roslak, now 25, rarely got the chance to meet other young adults who also played the imposing instrument. READ
Lately, Hugh Prestwood has spent a lot of time in the personal studio above the garage at his Greenport home.
A member of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, Mr. Prestwood gets great pleasure from writing music. And he’s good at it: Three of the songs he’s written for other artists during his nearly 40-year career have earned him Grammy nominations. READ
“Hey, hey, we’re The Monkees. And people say we monkey around.”
If you’ve been anywhere near a television set in the past 50 years, you’ve probably heard the theme song from “The Monkees,” a series that first aired in the 1960s and enjoyed syndication for decades. READ
May was full of firsts for the Bishop McGann-Mercy music program. READ
It’s not often that North Fork families get an invitation to appear in a Grammy-nominated artist’s music video, but that’s exactly what will happen this Monday in Greenport. READ
The spirit of the season sometimes gets lost in the chaos of Christmas shopping, cooking and decorating. READ
Find yourself rocking out to music from The Monkees during your drive to work? Or maybe you’ve been caught belting Cheap Trick songs in the shower? If so, an upcoming fundraiser for East End Kids is the event is for you. READ
