Aaron Copland Home Movie (1938) | MoMA VIRTUAL VIEWS

With one eye on the camera following him, composer Aaron Copland navigates the slushy winter streets of 1938 Midtown Manhattan from his residence in the Empire Hotel-across from Dante Park on 63rd Street, near Lincoln Center today-to Bickford's, at 459 Lexington Avenue.
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[@dpmakestuff]

Delightful! Now go listen to Appalachian Spring and weep with me.

[@notlimey]

loved to see the New York street scenes in 1938... clothes, cars, shops...

[@cathyli4991]

Thank you Chanel ❤️

[@gerthenriksen8818]

Thanks! More Copland home movies, please!

[@marcogentile7292]

👏👏👏💕

[@HoboMiracleMan]

@1:53 We've all been there. But now a cell phone helps make the about-face much easier.