On the 100th anniversary of Leonard Bernstein’s birth, classical music critic and author Andrew L. Pincus recalls the legendary composer and conductor.…
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Contemporary Thanksgiving prep pales in comparison to past celebrations By Robin Anish Historians tell us that the first Thanksgiving feast celebrated by the Pilgrims bears little in common with the Thanksgiving feasts of today; but, what they do share in common is…
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A look at Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival over the years…
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By Bob Audette I don’t recall when I first summited Mount Monadnock in Jaffrey, N.H., but it has loomed over my life since my folks uprooted me and my two brothers from suburban Connecticut to the rural, rough-and-tumble village of Troy, N.H.,…
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On the 100th anniversary of Leonard Bernstein’s birth, classical music critic and author Andrew L. Pincus recalls the legendary composer and conductor.…
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Finding empowerment out on the course…
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Norman Rockwell Museum director and CEO Laurie Norton Moffatt on the enduring ideals behind Rockwell's "Four Freedoms"…
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Mother Nature always gets the last laugh.…
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That gas station down the road may be part of an aesthetically valid composition.…
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Take this critic’s advice: When it comes to appreciating a classical music concert, here’s how to listen and what to look for.…
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"Only in the city can one be so certain of the season. In the country, the issue is still in doubt. We cannot purchase proof of spring. What we have here is the mere best that God can do, which, as March…
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