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Arts-world activism saved the BBC Singers. Let’s take the same fight to government cuts

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By James Weeks
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
So it’s over – for now. After two weeks of unprecedented protest, the BBC has bowed to the inevitable and suspended immediate plans to disband the BBC Singers. There are caveats, though: the funding to keep them afloat has been offered by external organisations, which would be a new model entirely for a BBC ensemble and raises a number of questions. These options are only being “actively explored” – no done deals yet. And let’s not forget the orchestras, over whom the axe of redundancy still looms.
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Antietam, America's Bloodiest Day

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By Edwin Grosvenor Verified, Stephen Sears, Bruce Catton, James Weeks
| American Heritage Verified
In September 1862, the South hoped to end the war by invading Maryland just before the mid-term elections. But its hopes were dashed after the bloodiest day in American history. Editor’s Note: Justin Martin is the author of five books, including A Fierce Glory: Antietam —The Desperate Battle That Saved Lincoln and Doomed Slavery, from which he adapted this essay. John Mead Gould spent a single day at Antietam. The battle consumed him for the rest of his life.
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I Listened to the Wind Again, by Jürg Frey

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By Jürg Frey, Charles Curtis, John Cage, James Weeks
| bandcamp.com
Jürg Frey I Listened to the Wind There are things – the leaves of a tree, the seconds of our lives, the slates on a warehouse roof – that are as numerous as droplets in ‘a rain as soft as a mist’, to quote Jürg Frey’s text for his I listened to the wind again, which he wrote for the LCMS festival of 2017. These are the infinities of this world, and generally they pass us by, because they are everywhere, or because we have not the focus to be still and observe each particular.
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