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This past Sunday (February 15), the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus (SLCC) and its artistic director Philip Barnes gave its most recent concert at Salem United Methodist Church in Frontenac, on a bright, sunny, and unseasonably warm day to an au...
The Queen of the Night in the Hall of the Stars, as imagined by German architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel for a 1815 production of The Magic Flute
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Retired IT manager, singer, actor, music and theatre critic, radio broadcaster, raconteur.
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Film lover, movie critic, video editor
Classical music fan and reader of obscure books
I love film, especially foreign and independent works. I have an M.A. in Film Theory and Criticism, minor in Film Production (Ohio U). I co-directed two documentaries on copyright & fair use. My professional life has focused on film, to my delight.
Jim has been a theater enthusiast for five decades. He is a contributing on Broadway World and a member of the St. Louis Theater Circle.
Ethan is a cellist and keyboardist. He performs regularly with the ast Louis Philharmonic. And Edwardsville Symphony. He also performs regularly on stage with community theater organizations
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