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Victory Learning Academy, Rocky Mount

Victory Learning Academy is a year-round center in Rocky Mount, NC. We are open from 6:00 am until 10:00 pm and care for children as young as 6 weeks…

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Little Kings & Queens Daycare

Little Kings & Queens Daycare is a licensed family child care provider in Rocky Mount, NC. This child care provider is enrolled in a subsidized child…

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How many daycares are there in Rocky Mount?

There are 36 daycares in Rocky Mount, based on CareLuLu data. This includes 19 home-based programs and 17 centers.

How much does daycare cost in Rocky Mount?

The cost of daycare in Rocky Mount is $771 per month. This is the average price for full-time, based on CareLuLu data, including homes and centers.

How many daycares accept infants in Rocky Mount?

Based on CareLuLu data, 2 daycares care for infants (as well as toddlers). This includes 1 home-based programs and 1 centers.

How many daycares offer part-time care or drop-in care in Rocky Mount?

Based on CareLuLu data, 1 daycares offer part-time care or drop-in care in Rocky Mount.

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Full-time Daycares in Rocky Mount NC

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St. Stephen’s Loving Daycare Center #1, Battleboro

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Tiny Blessing’s Daycare, Rocky Mount

Tiny Blessing Daycare is a state license Home Daycare North Carolina. We provide a high quality of cognitive and Christian environment for children…

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How many full-time daycares and preschools are there in Rocky Mount?

There are 3 full-time daycares and preschools in Rocky Mount, based on CareLuLu data. This includes 2 home-based programs and 1 centers.

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The cost of daycare in Rocky Mount is $771 per month. This is the average price for full-time, based on CareLuLu data, including homes and centers.

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Thelonious Sfié Monk – pianist of the century

DS: “Nellie called that era un-years, non-years, not life. They came to an end when, when Monk was offered to play in the Five Spot club for as long as he himself wanted. And, fair enough, as long as the public wants to listen to it. Nellie came almost every evening. When she was not in the hall, he was nervous, was tense to the limit and arranged long pauses between numbers. Sometimes, even during the performance of some play, he would drop everything and go to call home to find out how she was? He grumbled, grumbled, gave out sounds on the phone that only she could decipher, like a melody of tenderness … He did not hang up and returned to the stage. He knew that she was listening to his game and at the end of the composition he rushed to the phone, threw another coin and asked:
– Are you still on the line, Nelly?
– You sound great, Tel!
– Yeuh, yeuh, Monk replied, looking at this strange thing, a telephone receiver in his hand … “
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, is the name of the town where he was born on October 10, 1917, not fatal for America. Today he would be ninety-five…
Your shortwaves, your smartphones and tablets, your computers of various colors and capacities are tuned to the “Freedom” wave, which means your undying attention to the weekly “Jazz Time”. Thank you for the idea to create a specific club of this very “Vremya”. Why not? In the capital, Peter? In Novosibirsk, Tomsk? Let’s leave this idea to mature, but for now let’s take care of Thelonious Sphee Monk, who could arrange so much music from a few notes that he could put the Boston symphony to shame … At the microphone in Paris, you know who your DC is.

1. Thelonious Monk – Trinkle Tinkle – 5:54 (Thelonious Monk – The London Collection – Black Lion) or counting rhymes, such as “Dora-Dora tomato, we caught a thief in the garden ..” That was exactly what Monk was. It’s his London record, squeaky like worn shoes. There was no Rudy van Gelder at Black Lion for remastering. November 15th, ’71, Chappell Recording Studio.
“He really disliked leaving the house. Leave the tiny apartment. He said the same thing about his speech, mouth:
– I don’t want to leave my mouth….
In his case it meant: I want to be silent. Random words, like sea pebbles, rolled back down her throat with the force of the tide, instead of being washed ashore. He constantly, when he spoke, swallowed the words, as if speaking in a foreign language. He did not make concessions, compromises in order to start explaining his music to professionals or laymen. He just waited for her to reach them. When he spoke, he relied on three or four words: shit, you son of a bitch, uh… die…
But he also liked to give runway-long speeches that no one understood. He adored the loud names of his compositions: sunset, epistrophy, panonica, misterioso… They were also like children’s counting rhymes, jokes and nothing more, difficult for the tongue to pronounce, and difficult for the fingers to play… But from time to time he went out on proscenium and gave out a speech heavily smeared with saliva.
– Hey, butterflies fly faster than birds! Sure! We have a butterfly in our yard that flies as and where it wants. Tochnyak. So black and brown…

2. Thelonious Monk – Don’t Blame Me – 7:06 (Monk Alone The Complete Columbia Solo Piano Recordings 1962-1968)

DS: – “Don’t Blame Me”, “Don’t Blame Me” – Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh. Monk Alone, Columbia Rds, New York, 63

“When be-bop came into fashion, berets and black glasses (from Dizzy) became the uniform. From now on, when he performed, Monk tried to dress in something banal, sometimes just putting on some kind of sports sweater and pulling on his head something completely peasant, but folklore, like his famous hat, which in the States was called the “clam” – an Asian hat – the hat worn by the Peisans, which created an ingenious contrast with the suit and tie.
– Did all those hats somehow define what you were playing?
– Nee, where is it… However, maybe I don’t know…”
– Yours, speedols and grundiks will soon have to move from medium to short. And it’s not such a tragedy. We all listened to old man Willie, Willie Conover on the short ones. Sometimes, at the ear-throat-nose, when he stuck his lamp with a mirror into my purple otitis, I asked myself the question:
– Maybe he will see something Martian in the auricle? Soviet Phenomenon: An Ultra-Thin Audio Interference Filter?
Joke or true, but we listened to Willy or the slightly nasal and adored Anatoly Maksimovich Goldberg from the BBC, not noticing the squeaks, howling and crackling of short waves. Apparently, nevertheless, this filter is somewhere not at the level of the auricles, but deeper.
There is no doubt that all this is reported to you by your DS from the same Lutetia in a program called Jazz Time. This is a weekly history of American music: from ragtime and dixie, to Gershwin and Porter, to swing and be-bop, to cool and avant-garde, world music and that nostalgia that still manages to be called simply – jazz …

3. Thelonious Monk – Ask Me Now – 4:37 (Thelonious Monk – Solo – CBS)

DS: – “Ask Me Now”, “Ask Me Now…” by Thelonious Sphye Monk. Solo recording made by CBS in ’65.
“When someone else was soloing, when he was free from accompaniment, he clumsily, but silently, got out from behind the piano and began to dance. He stamped softly, snapped his fingers, spread his elbows, raised his knees, whirled, shook his head, bowed in all directions, waved his arms like flippers. The feeling was the same – now he will fall. He twirled and twirled in place and suddenly dived lightly back to the piano, literally, with a kind of dizzying ease. The audience laughed when he danced, and this was perhaps the most healthy reaction of the audience to this bear, who was given a sip of mash … “

4. Thelonious Monk – Evidence – 7:55 (Thelonious Monk – Monk in Tokyo – Columbia)

DS: “Evidence”, “Evidence” – composition by Monk. Thelonious – piano; Charlie Rouse – tenor saxophone Butch Warren – bass and Frankie Dunlop – drums. Monk Quartet concert at Sankei Hall in Tokyo, May 21, ’63.
Johnny Griffin was the tenor saxophonist on Monk’s combo during the Five Spot period. He was replaced by Sonny Rolllins, played for a few weeks and, hurt by the ascent of John Coltrane, resigned. He decided to go into poppies, do self-improvement, go up a notch or three and write a dozen or so songs. But before he disappeared in the direction of the foothills of Olympus, he met with Charlie Rouse and said to him:
– Old man, call Monk, he’s looking for you. It seems that he wants to invite you to his quartet …. ”
Charlie was born 24, grew up in Washington, played with Billy Eckstein, Dizzy Gillespie and even Duke Ellington. He had his own Franco-American combo “Les Jazz Modes” with Julius Watkins, a French horn genius rare in jazz. “Les Jazz Modes” was picked up by jazz critics, especially after playing at the Newport Festival in ’58, but Routh became kind of invisible to reviewers when he started playing with Monk in ’59.year. He was, as it were, a natural extension of Monk’s music, but he was not seen, all attention was focused on this top man, this Sufi dervish (which he was not), Thelonious Sphie.

“He was a funny man. He was funny! His music was funny, funny! And everything he said was terribly funny. Jokes, jokes. Unless, he spoke very rarely … His dances were actually a ritual or, more simply, a way to screw in, enter, screw into the music. He needed to get inside her, and so that she became a part of him. When he finally settled down inside the music, inside and out, he could play the way he wanted to, intimately, from the heart of the music itself, because that’s where he was. He did not play around the topic, did not circle and twist. He did it around himself.
– What is the point of your dancing, Mr. Monk? Why are you dancing? they asked him.
– Phew, I’m just tired of sitting at the piano …. ”
– In Saratov (am I not mistaken?), in Penza, in Petrozavodsk, near Kiev, in Balashikha, certainly in Vladivostok and Tomsk, in Kazan and Kursk, you listen to the weekly swinging “Jazz Time” in every sense on the frequencies of “Freedom” and from our website svobodanews.ru. At the microphone in sunny autumn Lutetia is your DC.

5. Thelonious Monk & John Coltrane – Functional – 9:46 (Thelonious Monk & John Coltrane – Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane – Jazzland)

DS: “Functional”, “Functional” is another weird title for a piece by Thelonious the Magnificent. His famous ’57 CD with John Coltrane. In this case, it is the most functional solo, long stubborn climbing, reflection, sweaty physical meditation. Train, apparently, has already packed his “axe”, as jazzmen call saxophones.
The French pianist and musicologist Philippe Beaudoin once noted that, I quote, “. .. having written only sixty compositions, Thelonious Monk is without a doubt the greatest composer of the 20th century, who updated all our concepts of melody, rhythm, and harmony … “KC.
“The most important instrument in his combo, regardless of the line-up, brass or rhythm group, was his body. He didn’t actually play the piano. His body was his instrument, and the piano was his ability to produce sounds from his body in the quantities and at the speed he desired. If you blur his image, image, body, you might think that he is playing a drum kit: his legs rise and fall, crashing on the pedal cymbals, his arms rise and stretch crosswise, causing a roar. His body was stuck in musical pauses and if you did not see him, it always seemed that someone who was sitting there had disappeared. But even when he played solo, he sounded like a full-fledged quartet … Eyes hear everything that ears spanked … “

6. Thelonious Monk – ‘Round Midnight – 6:42 (Thelonious Monk – Thelonious Himself+Portrait Of An Ermite – PWR) one of the most famous jazz masterpieces of the 20th century. Disc compilation of Monk’s early fifties. In this case, the entry was made in Paris in June 54. Felt nails that Monk drives into listeners. Magic and hypnosis.

“Wrapped up in himself, like in a heavy raincoat, thinking only about music, he wandered around the city, watched TV or deer and tore music paper. Sometimes for four or five days in a row he wandered around New York, first down as far as Sixth Avenue, then north to the Seventies, west to the waterfront, and east for the remaining three blocks. As a result, he circled around the house where he lived, then – through the rooms of the apartment, without stopping, all in the same rhythm, hitting the walls, never coming close to the piano, not sitting down for a minute, and then he fell asleep soundly for forty-eight hours”.
The finish line of your personal “Jazz Time”, “Freedom” waves, Hotbird and AsiaSat-3 satellites, as well as our world-famous website svobodanews.ru. The hero of today’s “Time of Jazz” is unlike anyone else, no doubt a genius, pianist Thelonious Monk, born October 10, 1917.

7. Thelonious Monk – Blue Monk – 3:48 (Thelonious Monk – Thelonious Monk – Alone In San Francisco – Riverside) “Pastel Blue”. “Blue Monk” opens Thelonious’ magnificent solo musical performance, his disc recorded not in a “technically dead” recording studio, but in an empty San Francisco concert hall. The walls give Monk’s chords extra color and warmth. The disc, which featured Monk on the running board of the San Francisco Tram, was released on Riverside in October 59.of the year.
“Blue Monk” is also the title of the best French biography of the pianist, published by Actes Sud. The author, Jacques Ponzio, has just sent an invitation to an evening in Monk’s honor at the Rue Muftard Biblio-Mediatheque. There is a certain similarity between the style of Jacques Ponzio and his colleague François Positif and Jeff Dyer, in whose footsteps your DS is sneaking for the third time. In total, we have already touched, but only slightly, on the pages of Dyer, where Lester Young, Bud Powell and now Thelonious Monk were and will remain heroes.