Luke Nelson album

Luke Nelson

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Luke Nelson
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Luke Nelson wears many hats. Many are metaphorical. But not all. He is a prolific songwriter, composer, arranger. He’s a

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Family Home Farewell

Home-Part 2

Family Home Farewell
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Home-Part 2
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Continuing my family home farewell, I talk to my siblings and their spouses. Then I chat with my parents. .

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Cadenza #3: ‘The Devil’ & Me

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Cadenza #3: 'The Devil' & Me
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After nearly 2 1/2 years out of work due to the pandemic, I’ve recently returned to work. And it’s a

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Family Home

Home-Part I

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Home-Part I
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Selling your family home after 50 years can be traumatic. It can also be a logistical nightmare and an emotional

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Guitarist Steve Roberts

Steve Roberts

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Steve Roberts
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Guitarist Steve Roberts is an interesting ‘cat’. AND a dog person. He plays a multitude of stringed instruments. From acoustic

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Cadenza #2: Who Made Me

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Cadenza #2: Who Made Me
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Who are our artistic influences? How do the performances and the performers we witness in our youth help to form

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Florence Schwartz; Hollis Resnik Remembrance

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Florence Schwartz; Hollis Resnik Remembrance
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Violinist Florence Schwartz has played with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for over 30 years. Her tenure spans the eras of

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Linda Van Dyke, plus an appreciation of the CSO

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Linda Van Dyke, plus an appreciation of the CSO
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Linda: I don’t really have any memories before ‘WICKED’.
Shawn: No memories at all? Or memories of me?
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