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2022 repost: Ocean Grove lifestyles: Katy Roessle wins a prize. Katy is the other half of the dynamic “Art on the Porch” duo.

June 14, 2025 by Blogfinger

Katy Roessle won a 2022 prize on Blogfinger , and you all can see what a joy and privilege it is when someone wins a signed Jack Bredin print.  This is “Flag Day” which is one of Jack’s most powerful and beautiful works. It is a scene  near the George Washington Bridge.

 

Jack couldn’t make the “Art on the Porch:” 2023  event, but he did get to meet Katy last year, 2022,  when she discovered art on his porch.  Photo by Jean Bredin.

 

THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC WITH YEHUDI MENUHIN. (violin).  They are performing Sir Edward Elgar’s great piece called  “Pomp and Circumstance.”   You may have marched down an aisle to this music.

 

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  1. on June 14, 2025 at 4:20 pm Blogfinger

    This Jack Bredin print hangs in DEA headquarters, Freeport, Bahamas and the conference room of the Neptune Police Department


  2. on September 12, 2022 at 10:07 pm Blogfinger

    I have a memory of this song. It was graduation day for the class ahead of us. The Rutherford High Dance Band assembled in the pit of the old Rivoli Theater downtown which had later become the William Carlos Williams Theater.

    The big room had hushed for the graduates in their gowns to march down the aisles. We were going to perform Elgar’s “Pomp and Circumstance,” and I was to play the beautiful alto sax solo. I had a microphone, and the sound of my horn just floated overhead and all around. It gave me goose bumps; I don’t know about anyone else.

    After the event, as we were packing up our instruments, a gentleman approached me and said, “You sound like Jimmy Lunceford.” Lunceford was a black alto sax jazz star from Mississipi. I was walking on air for awhile.



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