Professional classical musicians live a kind of paradoxical life.
They are modern jet setters who often play the oldest music in the world.
Acclaimed vocalist and jazz pianist Nancy Nolan, accompanied by bassist Dan O’Brien, will share an “Evening of Jazz” in a benefit concert for Whidbey Children’s Theater at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 28.
A couple of columns ago, I rambled on about the many special days of March, but never really got to…
There’s no business like show business,especially if you’ve been in it for
50 years.
“Solo.”
From the Latin, “solus,” it means alone.
Just the word itself is unsettling.
Maybe it’s just me, but it seems as if lately there’s been a population boom in the cleaning products department….
Dancing is a kind of poetry for the feet, and one South End teenager has been moving in what he might call haikus of happiness since he was 5.
Put another notch in the jazz belt of South Whidbey High School.
The South Whidbey Parks & Recreation District held a grand opening for its new pavilions and playground Saturday at noon.
I’ve recently come across some very distressing information I’d never heard or read before. It has to do with becoming…
Last weekend was a gentle reminder that life is grand even if we’ve all lost a few. The first Saturday…
More than 90 human voices raised in song may garner the attention of even the abundant birds of spring.
