Performance

Stardust

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First heard in 1927, “Stardust” began as a jazz-leaning melody by Hoagy Carmichael, later paired with lyrics by Mitchell Parish and absorbed into American popular song. Its long afterlife—hundreds of interpretations across styles—shows how a simple tune can become shared cultural memory. In New York, where Tin Pan Alley publishing and nightclub bands helped define the standard repertoire, the song’s durability reads like a record of changing taste. At 92NY on December 21, 2025, the title is repurposed for a multi-artist salute to David Bowie, folding one era’s vocabulary into another.