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3
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Memoir / personal narrative (likely part of a government oversight document file)
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Summary
The narrator recounts childhood memories with their siblings George and Marge, detailing their shared musical upbringing and performances at venues like Carnegie Hall. While Marge continued a career in music and the narrator pivoted to comedy, the text notes George's acceptance into the High School of Music & Art and a scholarship offer from Juilliard.
People (3)
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| George | ||
| Marge | ||
| Salvador Dali |
Organizations (5)
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| Carnegie Hall | ||
| Boys and Girls High School | ||
| Salvador Dali Museum | ||
| High School of Music & Art | ||
| Juilliard School |
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Performance at Carnegie Hall
Performance at Salvador Dali Museum
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My Brother' s Secret Space Communication Projects
When my brother George and I were kids, I could recite the alphabet
backwards, whereas he read the entire dictionary. We both played the
violin, and when he was nine and I was six, we performed at Carnegie Hall.
(I was the youngest concert artist in any field to perform there.) Our
younger sister Marge took piano lessons and became a legendary figure at
Boys and Girls High School in Brooklyn, teaching music and running the
chorus. Now retired, she and two women--one plays the cello, the other a
flute—recently performed at the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg,
Florida, playing music connected to various phases of Dali' s life. (She also
teaches Tai Chi.)
backwards, whereas he read the entire dictionary. We both played the
violin, and when he was nine and I was six, we performed at Carnegie Hall.
(I was the youngest concert artist in any field to perform there.) Our
younger sister Marge took piano lessons and became a legendary figure at
Boys and Girls High School in Brooklyn, teaching music and running the
chorus. Now retired, she and two women--one plays the cello, the other a
flute—recently performed at the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg,
Florida, playing music connected to various phases of Dali' s life. (She also
teaches Tai Chi.)
Marge was the only one in our family who stuck with classical music.
Although I was considered a child prodigy, I merely had a technique for
playing the violin, but I had a real passion for making people laugh. I put
my violin in the closet when I was twelve, and several years later I used it
essentially as a prop when I began performing stand-up comedy. George
went to the High School of Music & Art, and was offered a four-year
scholarship at the Juilliard School' s renowned Music Division, but he
Although I was considered a child prodigy, I merely had a technique for
playing the violin, but I had a real passion for making people laugh. I put
my violin in the closet when I was twelve, and several years later I used it
essentially as a prop when I began performing stand-up comedy. George
went to the High School of Music & Art, and was offered a four-year
scholarship at the Juilliard School' s renowned Music Division, but he
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