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Musicians may congregate in metropolises and vie for scant playing opportunities, but they also form communities that cohere like families â largely minus the sibling rivalry. The musicians and composers involved in the latest instalment of the Paul Cutlan String Project underscore this feeling of community, just as the music itself carries a strong sense of the leaderâs humanity.
Living, the second album to combine Cutlanâs reeds, Brett Hirstâs bass and a string quartet, was recorded in March, a week before the pandemic eliminated such activities, and this was the music presented here.
Aerodrome memories live on; After feature, readers share stories, photos from Schenectady Led Zeppelin show | The Daily Gazette
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February 3, 2021
Diane Launsbach-Deubel is among the fans who attended a performance by British rock band Led Zeppelin at Schenectady’s Aerodrome in August of 1969. She took these photographs at the show.
Seen at left are singer Robert Plant and guitarist John Paul Jones. At right are Jones, Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page (in pink pants).
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Editor’s note: This is a follow-up story to Sunday’s feature on the history of the Aerodrome, Schenectady’s short-lived nightclub that was open from 1968-70.