An experienced user and administrator of the British health care system predicts that nothing like government-run health care is likely to come to the U.S., nor should it. If anything, our reform model might better imitate France's.
A one week's sampling turns up all kinds of international artists, new recital halls, and the unusual British flair for American musicals.
Portraits of composers as young men, in a program at Meany by the Amelia Trio.
Lise de la Salle, a young French pianist, plays a deeply satisfying recital of Beethoven and Prokofiev in the UW's piano series.
Organ music at Benaroya, performed by St. James' organist Joseph Adam, and then an unusual celebrated Requiem mass by Maurice Durufle add up to a rich feast.
