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| | | | | Jewish immigrants music-saturated synagogues and rich theater, flavored with humor and lament, were a magical formula for the birth of the American Songbook. | |
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| | | | | "Wherever I found decency and humanity in the world, it reminded me of America." Kurt Weill wrote those words after returning from a visit to Germany in 1947. I read them aloud at least a dozen tim... | |
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| | | | | Mylatest installmentof "More than Music" on NPR explores racial attitudes in Boston and New York at the turn of the twentieth century. During Antonin Dvorak's historic American sojourn ... | |
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| | | When I was a little girl, the only director whose name I knew was Alfred Hitchcock. Though I didn't see any of his signature films of t... | ||