I’ll read the thank you note ... letters, bound by a brittle rubber band, saved in a dresser drawer for a half-century. Wartime letters sent by my father to my mother at her family home in Chicago, ...

Prop the phone, tablet, or computer atop the piano and the child can follow along with his guidance. He talks about patterns and groupings of keys, and then goes through reading basic sheet music ...

In 1900, Paris hosted its first Olympic games. It had been the second city to host them after the first Olympics in Athens. It was also the year of the Exposition Universelle, where the city would ...

In the pre-digital age, The Roanoke Times printed many such letters. Now, however, you primarily print special guest opinion pieces in place of those by concerned readers. In doing so, you lose ...

Sarah Kraning, 31, has synesthesia which allows her to see music. She paints beautiful artworks of she sounds she sees.

together with re-releases of Denk’s earlier recordings of the two piano sonatas. In his notes Denk makes a connection between Mahler and Ives as composers whose music harks back to stimuli from ...

Paw prints on the piano are double Easter eggs. They belong to Imagineers’ actual cats, including a memorial paw print from one of ... Walt Disney World fans should note the piano bar bears ...

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We do not know who they were to thank them or the woman who gave us the money. Hopefully this letter to the editor will be read by one of the carolers and our "thank you" passed on.

Royal memorabilia sold in the 1970s-1990s collection included a signed Christmas card from Charles and Diana, a personal thank-you note from the princess and a 1993 letter from the then-Prince of ...

Richard Hays, a New Testament scholar and author who challenged conservative Christian opposition to homosexuality by ...

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