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Live Music View - "We always have this need out here. The need has been incredible, of course this COVID-19 year, that much more," Narizzano told us.

Live Music View - "I grew up as a musical theater geek, but also a real rock n' roller - and I was always able to kind of do both. To be able to do both in theater was always my dream," Maroulis told us.

Live Music View - "There was an excitement on the stage with a live band and getting to do what we entertainers haven't been able to do for the last year, actually now a year and change," Sargent told us.

Live Music View - "We are working sort of backwards than we usually do with all the musical acts scrambling to put their acts back together," Kraus explained.

Live Music View - "A quality that will always stick with me is the importance of being a good human being and treating others with kindness and respect," said Mateia.

Live Music View - "The English Concert in America, which is the American arm of the very well-known Baroque orchestra in the U.K. called The English Concert, has a program with the Juilliard School in New York City, to take graduates from that program to give them work with the orchestra and playing as groups," Tilney said.

Live Music View - "We decided to roll with the flow, and in conversations with other towns, we decided on an initiative to expand Winterfest beyond the East End - because the brand was Long Island Winterfest, not East End Winterfest," Tucci told us.

Live Music View - The young musicians expressed their enthusiasm for this upcoming project. They have practiced long hours at home, combining their individual skills into a wonderful quartet.

Live Music View - "I said yes immediately - because it was my two basic things: helping people tell their Montauk story and putting Montauk as one of the characters in the kind of films [I do]," Anderson said about filming Quartet for the End of Time.

Live Music View - "This piece of music is really about believing in the good stuff, believing in the hope, believing in love, believing in the light. It was easy to be into it because this is what we all need right now," Repický explained.

Live Music View - "He puts you in a place where you actually feel like you're where he wrote the song and you could put yourself into his music very easily," DelGuidice said about Billy Joel's music.

Live Music View - What made this show a winner was not only the quality of Errico's talents, or that she was flawless in her presentation of the songs, but it was the way she bantered in between the songs.

Live Music View - "We are so grateful for, moved and inspired by the tremendous outpouring of support and contributions to our auction campaign," shared Paolo Bartolani.

Live Music View - "I believe that this is the first Hamptons Christmas song," he told Hamptons.com. "I know it is a special song about a special place at a most special time of the year."

Live Music View - "We're very lucky that we adapted quickly at the onset of the pandemic to livestreaming events," reflected Julienne Penza-Boone. "This will be a festive and fun show to kick up your heels and relive the magic of Motown."

Live Music View - "I hope what I do has some part in the American tradition of making joyful music now while looking towards a better future soon," Errico told us.

Live Music View - "St. Luke's Church has established a series of monthly jazz concerts that will be available on Zoom so that people who are unable to attend concerts in person can enjoy lively jazz music during the pandemic," Jeffrey Sussman noted.

Live Music View - "It will be a celebration of mostly original music. It will be a reflection on the times we've shared at the Talkhouse and it will provide for you a dose of community when the days grow short and the night grows cold," Atlas concluded.

Live Music View - "We hope people make it an event...picnic, wine, lawn chairs, as they usually do...and share the amazing musical experience with their friends!" Lilah Gosman, Music for Montauk Co-Founder, expressed.

Live Music View - "We've worked really hard these past weeks to make the space safe for our patrons and artists, and we're thrilled to be able to invite local musicians to perform live once again in a clean and controlled setting," Michael Pintauro noted.