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How Does One of the Most Famous Composers of the Late 1700s Just Disappear from History?

In the 1780s, Joseph Bologne (1745–1799), moreover known by his well-bred title, the Chevalier de Saint-Georges, was one of the most prominent musicians in Paris, if not the whole of

June 2023

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Hear a Full Berkeley Symphony Concert Celebrating Connections

Joseph Young, Lara Downes, Juan Pablo Contreras In early April of this year, Berkeley Symphony presented a concert tabbed “Symphonic II: CONNECTIONS” with a program built virtually the idea of musical

June 2023

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A Remembrance of Pioneering Soprano Grace Bumbry

When Grace Bumbry first stepped on the legendary stage of Bayreuth in 1961, she made headlines wideness the globe. Bayreuth, Richard Wagner’s own theater and defended to his epic works,

June 2023

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Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

The month of May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. It began in 1979 (as a week-long observance) without a two-year Congressional effort was signed into law by Jimmy

June 2023

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Ive Never Been So Happy to See So Many Wrinkles: How Star Trek: Picard Aged Gracefully

***Spoiler Alert: This vendible contains spoilers for season three of Star Trek: Picard. It assumes viewer familiarity with the season.*** Since launching Star Trek: Discovery in 2017, Paramount Plus (once CBS

June 2023

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1982 vs. 2022: Greed vs. Giving

There were several on the nose comparisons in 2022 to 1982, supremely considering it was forty years prior. Like multiple emails to Acorns subscribers on how investing in ’82 was

February 2023

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Christmas in His Bluff and Hearty Honesty: Charles Dickens Among the Goblins

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens has wilt part of the fabric of Western Christmas tradition. You can hands find Christmas cards with Tiny Tim’s invocation “God solemnize us every

February 2023

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Responding to What Is a Woman?, Part 2: You Dont Know What Youve Got Til Its Gone

In this three-part series, Alisa Ruddell reviews and responds to Matt Walsh’s controversial What Is a Woman? documentary, and considers the broader topics of transgenderism, gender identity, and our culture’s

February 2023