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Lessons From Alcestis

Lessons From Alcestisby Michael DoyleAlcestis was the fairest of daughtersMuch beloved by Pelias, her fatherSo too loved by her husband, AdmetusAnd of her son, the warrior EumelusFearing that death might come to soonMade Admetus err in bringing love to ruinFor … Continue reading

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Sonic Gems: King Oliver and His Creole Jazz Band – Off the Record

Joseph Nathan Oliver, better known as King Oliver, was an American jazz cornet player and bandleader.  A notable composer, his compositions included Dippermouth Blues, Sweet Like This, Canal Street Blues and Doctor Jazz.  As his student, Louis Armstrong has said, if it was not … Continue reading

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