In a house tucked away on a quiet street lived an icon known for his sound.
NEW YORK -- He's considered among the greatest musicians of all time, and although he was born in New Orleans, Louis Armstrong called Queens home for the last 30 years of his life.Now, his love for his community is on display at a new exhibition in Corona.It was in Corona where Armstrong spent nearly three decades until his death, and it's also the backdrop for a new monument to his life.'This is the Louis Armstrong Center,' said Regina Bain, the center's executive director.
When we picture Armstrong, he exemplifies charisma and energy, and the way that he played and looked up to the sky.When asked what he makes of Armstrong's style, Moran said, 'I always say that Louis Armstrong plays with aspiration in mind, and the reason he tilts his trumpet up above the audience and that his eyes follow the sound of the instrument is because he's thinking about elevating us all.
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