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Music for the 4th

My church in Delray Beach FL celebrated Independence Day this morning with joyous music. Neil Nelson, a new baritone in the choir, gave …

Daydreams & Debussy

When I decided to become a piano teacher in the 70s, I began studying with expert teachers. Louise Kupelian assigned Debussy’s Arabesque …

Weekend in Houston

The last weekend of April reconnected us with our alma mater, family, and friends in Houston. We stayed with Steve’s cousin Jay …

Bach’s Footsteps

In June 2001, my brother Joel Kirkpatrick and I took a two-week tour In the Footsteps of Bach with the Houston Bach Choir, a …

Michelangelo Up Close

The Sistine Chapel is an astonishing place I am lucky to have visited twice–in 1998 with Lilli and in 2010 with Steve. …

Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru, a special exhibition at the Boca Raton Museum of Art, offered me a view …

Art, Books & Movies

Five novels I have read over the last several decades have illuminated my understanding of famous artworks. The artists range from the …

Dornoch’s Depths

What’s so special about Dornoch?  What keeps us coming back year after year? Besides magnificent golf, cool weather, and gorgeous flowers, what …

Scottish Quarantine

Our five-week visit to Dornoch, Scotland began July 23 with a required 10-day quarantine. Ten days was just a quarter of the …

Boston Libraries

There’s a very special place in Boston I had never heard of untll Kevin Moore told me about it last winter and …

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