 Fantasy Impromptu
by Jane Yoder
Whether Mozart is "beloved of God" through a middle name Amadeus or Gottleib, he himself preferred Amade and often signed his letters so. Whether Fantasy be a strong or delicate thread it weaves a literary and musical tapestry of an 18th century man. Quoting his own Tamino, "er ist mensch" and is certainly most beloved. (Read more...)
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 Triptych on September 11th
by Jane Yoder
The starkest of contrasts, black and white, distinguishes Ansel Adams' art and color codes the natural by technologic device. So too did Miles Ertman color morality in his New York skyline panorama while the World Trade Center still stood tall and proud. I have coupled Adams September photo of Colorado aspens straight but fragile with the Erman poster entitled Morality Made Visible on a simple, white, student display board. (Read more...)
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