Members of the orchestra were collectively adept at crafting interpretations that were beautifully conceived and rendered, full of a lively character, precise coordination, and unanimity of execution that spoke to a powerfully shared orchestral culture.
Much has been written about Martin Luther King Jr. and the 1963 March on Washington, but there's little on his legendary speech and how King came to write it.
"Let's keep the heat on the NRA ... don't let the NRA make this about mental health. This is about guns."
-- Christopher Biernacki, a mental-health professional at Berkshire Medical Center, a veteran and former police officer
