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  • “G” is for Greener, Richard Theodore [1844-1922]. Teacher, diplomat. A native of Philadelphia, Greener was the first African American to earn an…
  • "C" is for Charleston Riot (1919). This riot was the earliest major incident in a nationwide outbreak of racial violence that came to be known as the “Red…
  • “G” is for Greens. Perhaps nowhere in the United States have greens been so beloved as in the South. And South Carolina has a long tradition of cooking…
  • “L” of for Lovers of Meher Baba. Merwan Sheriar Irani, known as Meher Baba, was born in Poona India—of Persian parents. He was influenced by both Muslim…
  • There’s no question that good performers are necessary in order to bring musical compositions to life. I play the viola, and I’m always aware that when…
  • It was a fad that brought the bass drum, cymbals, and triangle to Europe. The fad was for a kind of Turkish military music known as Janissary music. The…
  • Staccato is the Italian word for “separated,” or “detached.” Staccato notes are notes that are not sustained for their full rhythmic value: they come to a…
  • If you’re allergic to highly technical program notes for classical music concerts, you’re not alone. Most musicians I know find such notes boring and…
  • I won’t mention any names, but many years ago there was a great string quartet that was famous for its members not getting along. People joked that it was…
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