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Tune In Today: Bach’s Answer to the Coffee Craze (opens the original)
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In 18th-century Europe, coffee shifted from being a luxury good to an everyday treat. And the German city of Leipzig, where composer Johann Sebastian Bach resided, was a hub for the sought-after beverage. Coffeehouses could be found throughout Leipzig, and Bach was no stranger to a cup of joe. He was a frequent visitor to Cafe Zimmermann, where he’d not only indulge his coffee habit, but direct performances for his student orchestra, Collegium Musicum. The 27-minute piece features two main chara
Karissa Ella Celebrates the ‘Working Man’ With Latest Single (opens the original)
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One year ago, country singer Karissa Ella married her high school sweetheart, Alex Binnie, and said “I do” at their Tennessee wedding, surrounded by family and friends. Their relationship has been a source of inspiration for the “Hall of Fame” singer over the years. Her latest single release, “Working Man,” was inspired by her husband’s devotion to helping make their marriage the best it can be. “It’s a play on the word ‘hardworking man,’” Ella told The Epoch Times. “But it’s the work that they
Randy Travis and Mary Travis Share Country Music Memories (opens the original)
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In 2013, country artist Randy Travis suffered a stroke, and the effects of aphasia have hampered his ability to talk. But he’s not done releasing new music. Travis and his label, Warner Records Nashville, recently announced a new album, “Same Old Way,” debuting on Nov. 13, 2026. The record features never-before-released songs from his illustrious recording career beginning in 1986. More than 18 years have passed since the recording artist last released an album of all-new material. As the releas
The Psaltery: An Instrument of the Western Tradition (opens the original)
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In Psalm 33:2 of the King James Bible, worshipers are instructed to “Praise the LORD with harp: sing unto him with the psaltery and an instrument of ten strings.” Though uncommon today, the psaltery has long been a culturally important instrument. It appears again in the Book of Samuel as King David celebrates the return of the Ark of the Covenant, a chest housing the stone tablets of the Ten Commandments, to Jerusalem. Modern Bible translations often replace the psaltery with a harp or lyre, bu
Country Music’s First Hit Came from an Opera Singer (opens the original)
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Vocalist Vernon Dalhart found himself at a musical crossroads in the early 1920s. The classically trained singer couldn’t earn a sustained livelihood with opera, and he didn’t find a home in the pop genre either. One day in August of 1924, he visited a recording studio for a session with Victor Talking Machine Company, which later became RCA Victor. There, he recorded “The Wreck of the Old 97,” an acoustic ballad with a real-life story. In the fall of 1903, a Southern Railway mail train derailed
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