jasne, zaraz rozbijam świnkę skarbonkę ale o matko Josh z dziećmi?? przecież ta słodycz może nas zabić niemniej bardzo się cieszę i czekam

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@DJSKEETZ Getting a 10 minute break, Josh Groban rehearsing right now

@DJSKEETZ I'm a student there and I will be part of the show tomorrow RT @skysong263: @DJSKEETZ Are you an alum of Boys & Girls Harbor?

@DJSKEETZ Tomorrow I will be very busy, goodnight everyone instagr.am/p/Ljn5eivV_b/

@DJSKEETZ @joshgroban see you tomorrow at the #boysandgirlsharbor

@BoysGirlsHarbor Harbor students are rehearsing with @joshgroban for the performance tomorrow at Salute 2012!

lulupelusita: Anticipating a great show with @joshgroban tonight @BoysGirlsHarbor

@manhattanr0ses the performance with josh grobin is today and i look like a troll um....

BlasianSwagggx3: Performing with @joshgroban todayy! So excited!!

DJSKEETZ: Have the Finally run for the show tonight at 4 , going to be with @joshgroban tonight

@debs77777 @joshgroban on my way to NYC! Hit some traffic but roads are better now see you soon hopefully!


@DJSKEETZ @joshgroban sound check


@DJSKEETZ 10 minutes til show time with @joshgroban


@debs77777 @joshgroban with the Groband


@debs77777 @joshgroban in my seat papacito #breakaleg


@metrothinker Inside the theatre

W trakcie:

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@metrothinker Josh Groban & the Harbor kids singing As We Go


‏@DJSKEETZ With Lynda Baquero from NBC // Josh Groban'd band & Josh himself

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@metrothinker Ocean. So cute & precocious. Cutie patootie for sure. Linda Baquero was great interviewing the kids. College bound

@prgt Had a fab time at #BoysAndGirlsHarbor tonight! Kids were amazing & @joshgroban, Tariqh & Mark were awesome as always! Hope my vids worked!


debs77777: I only got one pic of @joshgroban at piano singing Changing Colors. He also sang February Song and Smile #waterworks


metrothinker: My fave pic of the kids. Loved the Latin-Afro-Carribean beats. #artsed

‏@BoysGirlsHarbor @joshgroban was amazing at our Salute to Achievement last night. He impressed everyone with his grace, humility, and, of course, that voice!


@FYLFoundation Great fun last night and such an honor to perform at the 75th Anniversary tribute to the Boys and Girls Harbor!!

Piękne, wyraźne zdjęcie z profilu FYL Foundation.


Na koniec reportaże:

"The cocktail reception was set up outdoors (with tent) with the bar and salads, and set up indoors with chinese food such as salmon satay, dumplings, mini egg rolls, tofu & rice and chicken with broccoli. Jazz band was playing indoors. The ‘red carpet’ was about 6 feet wide, but from when we were there, Josh did not interview there.
Mark and Tariqh arrived through the main entrance and we all went up to them and said hello. We got our picture taken with them. Some of us congratulated Tariqh on performing with Stevie Wonder at the Queen Diamond Jubilee concert, and partying at Buckingham Palace. Some others told Tariqh and Mark that we will be in LA for the Disney Concert Hall concert and will be seeing Tariqh at Café Cordiale on Wednesday before Disney Concert Hall. Then they had to go inside to get ready for Josh.
Deb and I were in the orchestra, and we were in row G, one row back of the honoree Vikram Pandit, CEO of Citi. We saw Gayle about 3 rows in front of us.
Lynda Baquero was the mistress of ceremonies, and did an awesome job reading the bio’s and interviewing the 3 kids. There were speeches from Tony Duke, founder of boys and girls harbor (90 years old – what an inspiration), President of the Board, Chairman of the Board, Executive director & President of Boys and Girls Harbor, Board member, Honoree CEO of Citi, CEO of Warner Group (who invited Josh to the event).
The original musical As we go… was a collaboration of all the different classes offered at boys and girls harbor such as children’s choir, modern dance, ballet, tap, musical theatre, conga drums, Latin music. It ended with a cell phone ringing, and the line “really?”
As Lori reported, Josh sang Changing Colors, February Song, and Smile. Along with the kids, he sang original song as we go. He sounded wonderful !
At the after party, desserts were served and Latin Band was playing – people were dancing! “It’s a party tonight!” Hubby was picking me up so I couldn’t stay long. I didn’t see Josh on the way out.
Grobies who attended were Ginni, Pam, Susan, straightarrow, Lori and her daughter, Char – sorry if I’ve missed anyone! We met up with Susie and Jenn outside! Great to see everyone!
As Pam reported that she got video, I got some too! I hope to post some pics soon!"


"I will start with what I learned about Boy's & Girl's Harbor.

This institution was started 75 years ago by a man named Tony Duke, who, quite amazingly is still alive and was present at the event. He was not up to going to the stage, but they brought a mike to him where he was sitting and he spoke. He started working on this when he was 18, when he was a senior in high school.

Boys & Girl's Harbor began as a summer camp for under privileged children. Now they still have a summer camp, but also a number of other programs. The have some full-time students in 3 programs: an arts conservatory, "Upward Bound" for college bound students, "Genesis" for at risk students. They also have a pre-school program that they are hoping to expand to 300 students, an after school program that includes both arts and academic aspects; and an evening program that includes classes for adults. They share space with "El Museo del Bario" a museum about the Hispanic experience in New York City, and some other programs, as well. They have no admission requirements and operate on a first come, first served basis. Many of their students are underprivileged, but not all.

This event began with a reception in the entry courtyard with lots of food & beverages. We started with a brief rain, but after that the weather was cooperative. There were several of us Grobanites there. We got pictures taken with Mark & Tariqh when they showed up, but Josh was either already inside or came in another way.

The program started at 8. I got one of the $250 seats, which was in the balcony. There were quite a few empty seats up there. I felt very fortunate, really, to be able to hear Josh in such a small venue. I'm not good at counting seats, but it was probably less than half the size of the Schubert, where I saw him in New Haven in 2010. There were professionals videotaping the concert, so I suppose, if one knows where to look, one might be able to see and/or purchase the whole thing.

First there were a number of speeches. Then there was a show by the kids. I later learned that they consider their dancing program to be their strongest art program. One could see that in the show. The instrumental accompaniment was mostly professional adults, except for one student who had some violin solos. Unfortunately, the sound was not very well adjusted, so the musicians made the kids difficult to hear, but the dancing was great.

Josh ended the show with four numbers; "Changing Colors," "February Song," "Smile," and "As We Go." The last was composed by a man who was introduced there, but I did not get his name, and was performed with the kids. Josh said he had liked the song so much that he had begged to be able to join the kids on it. It was a peppy dance number, and not the usual sort of song that he sings. They said that this man had composed the other numbers that the kids performed.

After the concert there was a party with desert, drinks, and a salsa band. It was supposed to end at 10:30, but I left after 11 and they were still playing & dancing."


"Had so much fun last night! Great to hang with the Grobies and to cheer on Josh at such a great event for a wonderful cause!

I tried some videos last night including the whole last song. I'm not very good with video and have no idea if it turned out. I'm at work now after 3 hours of sleep last night (got home late as expected) and am muddling through. Hope to download and test the video tomorrow. If it worked, I'll post it.

It was cool that when they were introducing Josh they mentioned that there were people in the audience from several states and they listed some, including my own state of Delaware, and said it may be possible that some came to see him. How true!"



Czyli możemy być pewni, że zobaczymy jakieś filmiki, szczególnie interesuje mnie ten nieznany utwór As We Go!




Za reportaże dziękuję osóbkom z FOJG'a a za wyszukane tweety niezastąpionej Marie Freitas!

Świetnie! As We Go bardzo mi się podobało.