George Gershwin Archives

Continuing on with our series on experiencing the world’s best vacation spots vicariously through the use of books and movies, now [...]

February 17, 2018

“…Dear Ms. Fitzgerald…The first time I saw you was on tv…You were singing…clear and velvety smooth…like you were making a [...]

July 22, 2017

Simon Green and David Shrubsole made their New York debut at 59E59 Theaters in 2008 with the Noel Coward show A Changing World. I [...]

December 19, 2016

I would call this an appreciation. I’ve listened to Stranger in a Dream several times now, hearing something new or drifting at different [...]

October 5, 2016

Louis Rosen, composer/songwriter/librettist/musician/author/educator is a Jewish white man for whom black experience profoundly resonates. [...]

October 4, 2016

Maestro begins with a lesson in music theory and construct (be patient, it will pass) and unexpectedly ends with a passionate outburst of [...]

September 12, 2016

Queens born Ethel Merman (1908-1984) sang publicly from the age of nine. Completing school, determined to forge a show business career, she [...]

April 20, 2016