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Marty Lipp

  • World-Music Writer, Freelance
  • Communications Director, The New York Community Trust
South Orange
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By Marty Lipp
| Yahoo Life Verified
The Revolutionary War was by no means a Jersey battle of the bands, but musicians played crucial roles for the American colonists as they fought against the British. George Washington himself proclaimed, "nothing is more agreeable than good music." Anne Enslow of Hoboken, who performs songs of that era with her husband, Ridley, said songs were disseminated by "broadsides," a sheet of paper with lyrics but without musical notations.
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Singer Emeline Michel talks Haitian roots before N.J. concert, why she’ll never walk away from her country

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By Marty Lipp
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Though the media often brings Americans reports of disaster about her homeland, Haitian singer Emeline Michel brings audiences the other side of the country’s story. As she returns to SOPAC this week, Michel said she is discouraged about political violence in Haiti, but keeps in mind the intrinsic beauty of its land and people. Speaking about performing live, Michel said “It’s not like you’re displaying what you can do best. It’s using what you can do best to uplift people.
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Singer Emeline Michel talks Haitian roots before N.J. concert, why she’ll never walk away from her country

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By Marty Lipp
| NJ.com Verified
Though the media often brings Americans reports of disaster about her homeland, Haitian singer Emeline Michel brings audiences the other side of the country’s story. As she returns to SOPAC this week, Michel said she is discouraged about political violence in Haiti, but keeps in mind the intrinsic beauty of its land and people. Speaking about performing live, Michel said “It’s not like you’re displaying what you can do best. It’s using what you can do best to uplift people.
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