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A Snapshot of JS:30

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Check out some photos we took at John Schaefer's 30th anniversary event in The Greene Space.

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Friends and fans gathered for JS:30 in The Greene Space.
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John Schaefer, backstage with singer Angelique Kidjo, and guitarist Billy McCarthy of the band We Are Augustines.
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Soundcheck producers directing traffic backstage at JS:30.
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Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson watch from the audience.
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New York Public Radio president Laura Walker addresses the audience.
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Singer Angelique Kidjo kicks the night off.
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Composer Scott Johnson performs his piece "John Somebody."
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Laurie Anderson performs at JS:30.
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Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson at JS:30.
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Margaret Juntwait roasts John Schaefer.
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Simone Dinnerstein and Tift Merritt in collaboration.
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Tift Merritt, Simone Dinnerstein and Angelique Kidjo.
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Steve Reich addresses John Schaefer.
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John Schaefer and Steve Reich at JS:30
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The string quartet ETHEL performs at JS:30.
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Violinist Jennifer Choi, of string quartet ETHEL.
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WNYC's Dean Cappello addresses John Schaefer and the audience at JS:30.
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Billy McCarthy of the band We Are Augustines performs live.
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The band We Are Augustines, live at JS:30.
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Megan Reichman from BRONX

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