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Henry Lewis: Conducting an American Story (opens the original)
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In the mid-20th century, many people in the classical music world believed that one had to be European to possess the necessary experience, training, and prestige to be a world-class conductor. One musician defied the odds to make his way in music, distinguishing himself and his nation with his contributions to classical music. Henry J. Lewis (1932–1996) was born in Los Angeles, on Oct. 16, 1932. His father, Henry Sr., was an automobile dealer, and his mother, Mary Josephine, was a registered nu
Stephen James Ferris: Artist and Collector (opens the original)
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In the second half of the 19th century, the Moran family became a vital force in American art. As an immigrant family of handloom weavers from England, all four Moran brothers developed impressive reputations as professional artists They did more than produce art, though. They also taught, established art societies, pioneered techniques, popularized art forms, and inspired others. None of the sisters in this large family became professional artists. However, Elizabeth Moran (1839–1913) married S
The Cork and Craft: A Unique Dining Experience in Northern San Diego County (opens the original)
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San Diego is a microcosm of microbreweries. Nobody’s sure why, but the county is full of pop-up businesses around this industry. Yet few of these places offer a complete dining experience. One restaurant in North San Diego County stands out as being North County’s only restaurant, winery, and brewery under one roof—The Cork and Craft. The restaurant’s name refers to its beverage-focused background, but today it’s a far cry from a pub or bar. The restaurant opened in 2014 as a brewpub, featuring
Out of the Mouths of Babes: Films With Heroic Young People (opens the original)
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One of classic Hollywood’s favorite premises was a group of precocious children saving the day, whether this meant reuniting their estranged parents, solving a crime, matchmaking, or a combination of all three. Two films that focus on this theme are “Home, Sweet Homicide” from 1946 and “The Man in the Net” from 1959. Although both films deal with the ugly topic of murder, their tones are very different. The children lead the police off the trail so their mother can solve the crime, which they th
Leontyne Price: A Great American Diva (opens the original)
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During the last century, a woman built one of the most impressive operatic careers in American history. Leontyne Price defined countless famous roles and popularized lesser-known ones. Her real-life marriage to co-star and fellow black opera singer William Warfield reflects the joys and challenges of romance between artists. Price is a shining example of a black American who grew up in the segregated South. She went on to build a name for herself as an international opera singer. When she was 5,
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