Enhancing the listening experience often means embracing a treasured pastime rather than pursuing futuristic innovations.
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| America’s Vinyl Revival |
| By Rebecca Day |
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Enhancing the listening experience often means embracing a treasured pastime rather than pursuing futuristic innovations.
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| 🎨 Fine Arts: Bronzino’s mother and son masterpiece: Bronzino’s circa 1545 “Portrait of Eleonora di Toledo With Her Son Giovanni” is a superlative 16th-century artwork due to its sumptuous details and enigmatic nature. 🌾 Tradition: Hayes home — victorian on display: Rutherford B. Hayes’ estate, called Spiegel Grove (or Mirror Grove), is in the small town of Fremont, Ohio. It’s one of seven presidential sites in the midwestern state. 📚 Literature: O. Henry’s short story “The Marry Month of March”: Henry, like Shakespeare, points out spring’s power at making people fall to Cupid’s arrows. |
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| Kate Smith: The Voice of ‘God Bless America’: “The voice of Kate Smith is known and loved by millions of Americans, young and old. In war and peace, it has been an inspiration. Those simple but deeply moving words, ‘God bless America,’ have taken on added meaning for all of us because of the way Kate Smith sang them...." Read more → |
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