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"A censored press is the tool of a corrupt minority. A free press is the symbol of a free people. For truth is freedom. Without truth, there can only be slavery and degradation." —A Dispatch from Reuters (1940)

There's probably never been a better time to remind you that when David Hockney first took his Mum to California she remarked 'all this lovely weather and nobody puts their washing out'.

#EarlyMusicWednesday Bach’s Leipzig chorale preludes mark the pinnacle of his sacred works for organ. Recorded live in concert, Daniel Gauss, organist at the Bern Cathedral, plays the Cathedral’s 1729 Gottlieb Leuw organ. Join me 2nite, 10CT for “Baroque&Before” on WFMT www.wfmt.com/2026/03/18/t...

The Great Eighteen: Bach's Leipzig Chorales | WFMT

Written in the last decade of his life, Bach’s chorale preludes for organ mark the pinnacle of his sacred works for organ. Daniel Gauss, organist at the Bern Cathedral, plays the Gottlieb Leuw organ, ...

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The @blueandrea.bsky.social algorithm has labeled Schiavone’s mid-16th century’s painting “The Marriage of Cupid and Psyche” as adult content and has hid it from view. You’ll see my post on wfmt’s website when you click on the link. We are doomed. But enjoy the broadcast!

@baroqueandbefore.bsky.social · 5mo ago

#EarlyMusicWednesday From Wigmore Hall: Vox Luminis & Freiburg Baroque Consort perform enchanting wedding cantatas by JS Bach & older cousin, JC Bach, plus Heinrich Schütz’s “How good and pleasant it is when G-d’s people live together in unity!” 2nite, 10 CT on WFMT www.wfmt.com/2026/03/11/j...

A tariff “refund” mostly goes to whoever wrote the tariff check: the importer of record. That’s not the same person who paid more at the register. So refunds -- if they're offered -- might sound like consumer relief, but in reality, they're corporate windfalls.