Venues and V.I.P.s -
The many Places and People we have performed for.
See the list of venues we have performed in on the bottom of this page.
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Bill Evans of Channel 7 Eyewitness News steps in to conduct
New York's Most Dangerous Big Band at the posh
Muttontown Country Club at a fundraiser for the
Breast Cancer Help Organization.
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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
performs at the Trump National Golf Club for a Fundraiser
for the Fealgood Foundation helping the 9/11 Responders.

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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
performs at the NYC Hilton Hotel for a corporate
dinner/dance for the Connecticut Foods Association.

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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
performs at the Diamond Ranch
for the Denim and Diamond Gala in
Southampton for the American Cancer Society.


Among the celebrities we performed for at the gala were Gina Glickman of
News 12 " Hot in the Hamptons", Countess Delessep and the ladies from TV's
"The Real Housewives of NYC", Camille and Kelsey (Frasier)Grammer, and
Brenda Scheider - wife of the late actor (Jaws) Roy Scheider.
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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
performs as the featured entertainment for the Catholic Charities Fundraiser
in 2007, 2008, and 2009 for St. Aidan’s Parish of Mineola at the
Jericho Terrace Catering in Mineola.


Stunning Songstress Vanessa Burns with
New York's Most Dangerous Big Band
performing at the elegant Jericho Terrace catering hall.

New York's Most Dangerous Big Band is performing a
Catholic Charities Benefit. Produced by Father John Hayden
and Harry Zapiti, endorsed by Mayor of Mineola - Jack M. Martins
(seen here with bandleader Edward deCorsia), and presented at
the ultra posh Jericho Terrace Catering Hall.
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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
performs for Donald Trump,
NYS Parks Commissioner Bernadette Castro, and
North Fork Bank's Chairman John Kanas,
as Mr. Kanas became the honoree for this year's Master Builder Awards Gala,
which is sponsored by Commissioner Castro's department and the
Foundation for Long Island State Parks held at the Pavillion in the
Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay Long Island! (9/29/2006)

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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
performs for JP Morgan & Chase CEO Mary Erdoes and 800
of her closest friends at a Holiday Party at JP Morgan H.Q. in Manhattan!

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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
performs for BETTE MIDLER!

At the Black Tie Fundraiser at "Carlyle On The Green"honoring her for her charitable work with NYS Parks! On Friday April 16th, 2004, NYMDBB performed for the Divine Ms. M. in the Grand Ball Room of Carlyle On The Green in the Bethpage Country Club at the request of NYS Parks Commissioner Bernadette Castro. NYMDBB provided the Live Cocktail Hour Quartet, the DJ music, The Public Address System for the auction and of course... the sizzling sounds of
NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND!

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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
performs for Michael Cembalest , Chief Investment Officer of JP Morgan !
On Saturday October 29th, 2005 New York's Most Dangerous Big Band
performed for the high rollers and friends of Michael Cembalest for a
Private/Corporate Affair on the stage of Galapagos Art Space in Williamsburg Brooklyn.

"All I can say after the event of a lifetime is that I am fortunate that fate (and the internet) brought me to Ed (deCorsia) and his band (New York's Most Dangerous Big Band). People are still talking about how awesome they sounded weeks after the event. Just as importantly, something people might not realize upfront, any event depends as much on the care and devotion that a band brings to it as on the music they play. And on that score, Ed and his band are just as wonderful. An amazing, dedicated, passionate group of talented musicians. All I can think of are ways to do it again!'.

"Last night will be something that I remember vividly for the rest of my life. The band was AWESOME. I gave the website address to quite a few people that asked. The dance session at the end was perfect. I am already working on the lineup for my next show. All I need now is a reason for it......perhaps outdoors at my summer house next June! "
Michael Cembalest - Chief Investment Officer of the JP Morgan Private Bank.


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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
seen here performing at a Breast Cancer Coalition
Benefit Concert at Five Towns Music College.

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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
performs the PLAZA HOTEL GRAND BALL ROOM!
seen here performing on stage in The Plaza Hotel Ballroom during a
DINNER-DANCE FUNDRAISER, sponsored by
Dr. PETER GUIDA of NY CORNELL MEDICAL CENTER.

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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
PERFORMS AT CARLYLE ON THE GREEN.


The elegant settings (above) of Carlyle On The Green in the
Bethpage Country Club where New York's Most Dangerous Big Band
performed at the request of NYS Park Commissioner Bernadette Castro.
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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
PERFORMS CONCERT AT THE HYATT REGENCY HOTEL GRAND BALLROOM.


The newly renovated Hyatt Regency Hotel Grand Ball Room in Hauppauge NY
where New York's Most Dangerous Big Band has performed two
Golden Eagle Awards Dinner/Dance/Auction/Fund raisers at the request of
Gloria Rocchio, President of the Ward Melville Heritage Organization.
More recently, New York's Most Dangerous Big Band performed a concert
here sponsored by Dawn Kraus, Executive Director and Lillian Barbash,
Founding Director of the Islip Arts Council.
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NEW YORK'S MOST DANGEROUS BIG BAND
PERFORMS A WEDDING RECEPTION AT THE NEWLY RENOVATED VENETIAN YACHT CLUB
(FORMERLY JOHN ANTHONY'S ) IN BABYLON!

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New York's Most Dangerous Big Band seen here performing
one of a half dozen Dinner/Dances that Ed deCorsia and the
band had sponsored at Barrington's in East Islip.

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Another of the elegant ballrooms that New York's Most Dangerous Big Band
has performed in is Shandon Court of East Islip.

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New York's Most Dangerous Big Band performing under a huge outdoor tent
at the Country House in Stony Brook NY for wedding.
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The Grand Ball Room at the Omni Hotel at Yale in New Haven Connecticut
where Edward deCorsia and New York's Most Dangerous Big Band
performed for a recent wedding reception.
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Edward deCorsia (below) conducting New York's Most Dangerous Big Band
while filling up the house at the Bayway Arts Theatre in East Islip.


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New York's Most Dangerous Big Band
performs for the Hecksher Museum in Huntington!

"Dear Ed (deCorsia),
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Last Friday evening was such a wonderful event for the Heckscher (museum - above). The band was terrific, the choice of tunes was wonderfully varied to please everyone, and of course, the special dedication to me in honor of my late husband was a personal high. Ken (Sepe) sure does have the lips and the soul. I hope Will was listening. Thank you again, and please convey to the members of the band my sincere appreciation of their talent and generosity in presenting such a terrific performance."
Sincerely,
Jerene Weitman, Coordinator of Public Programs,
Heckscher Museum, Huntington, NY
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Bob Spiotto, Artistic Director of the Community Arts Program AND Executive Producer of Hofstra Entertainment says about NYMDBB performing again for their Dutch Festival...