Titlebook: Brooklyn’s Renaissance; Commerce, Culture, a Melissa Meriam Bullard Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Brooklyn

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Gerhard Raab,Alexander Unger,Fritz Unger New England, such as Luther Boynton Wyman of the Black Ball Line, combined commercial and cultural knowhow to found Brooklyn’s signature musical, literary, and arts societies that fostered community and civic identity in Brooklyn’s rapidly growing urban environment during the Antebellum, Civil War, and Gilded Age eras.

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Gerhard Raab,Alexander Unger,Fritz Ungerlves to marshal private resources to found fine arts and educational societies imbued with a civilizing purpose. Financial crises, political divisions between Whigs and Democrats, and even a congregational singing controversy played themselves out in the ., the city’s mouthpiece.

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Gerhard Raab,Alexander Unger,Fritz Unger war relief activities. Luther Wyman took under his wing the 48th Regiment of New York Volunteers at Fort Hamilton. Brooklyn’s elite attempted to balance war relief, social reality, and their continued commitment to the civilizing potential of the arts.

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Theorien zur Informationsverarbeitungilharmonic Society, however, experienced hard times as audiences dwindled, tastes changed, and musicians and management fell into discord over seating, pricing, and programming. Ticket speculators brought scandal. The Philharmonic stumbled but survived with innovative programming and new conductor Theodore Thomas.

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