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Kosciuszko​ Philharmonic Orchestra To Play 1812 Overture During The Kosciuszko Bridge Demolition

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Yehoshua Solomon
9 years ago

Taking this to the next level! oh yes!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

What a great New Yawk moment!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This would be entertaining, memorable and appropriate.

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Avrumy straus
9 years ago

This is gonna rock!!!

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Hershy shtasel
9 years ago

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Mendel Wax
9 years ago

This would be a fitting sendoff for the old bridge and is quintessentially a New York moment!

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Jake Moskowitz
9 years ago

Wud love to hear them performing at the demolition!

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Dusty Ross
9 years ago

Yes please.

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Deroy Murdock
9 years ago

What a smashing idea! We'll have a blast. Please keep me posted, and best of luck! Deroy Murdock - Fox News contributor and contributing editor, National Review Online, East Village

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Burn baby burn!

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Diana Bowers-Smith
9 years ago

Yeah!!! Good riddance to bad rubbish

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Interesting idea.

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Thomas Veltre
9 years ago

Blow the bridge down mateys, blow the bridge down!

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Kay rozynski
9 years ago

God yes

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Daniel Morrison
9 years ago

I'm a bass bone player and would love to take part!

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Philip Engel
9 years ago

I play trombone. I play with the Metropolitan Music Community. So many of us would probably love to join in!

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Nick Ducos
9 years ago

I play bass trombone and would love to play in this ensemble if I'm able to

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Quinn mccarthy
9 years ago Featured

I'm a musician living in greenpoint for over 10 years. I know many musicians who would love to be part of this if it comes together.

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Concerned Historian
9 years ago Featured

While I love the juxtaposition of playing beautiful music amid destruction, the 1812 Overature was written to commemorate the victory of a tsar against whom the namesake of the bridge fought before he was exiled and came to help American forces. Maybe another selection of music would be better?

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Sam Frank
9 years ago

This would be a very incredible, memorable, and beautiful way to say goodbye to the bridge!