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The Apartment of Caruso in New York

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The “Beehive” in Paris – A Pilgrimage

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Our First Event – November in New York

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RestoreTheArts.net – Our Web Address

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A Composer with a Good Ear – Writing for the Arpeggione

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Will Cyrano Finally Get a Great Melody?

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A Composer’s Difficult Question

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From our Mission Statement:

“We assert that the best values for the future of the fine arts come from neoclassicism, which may also be called neo-Humanism, and which this group will seek to define and make better known. Our idea of neoclassicism will be a surprisingly wide tent. For example, we claim that Marc Chagall, Georges Rouault, and to a lesser extent Max Beckman are neo-Humanist and neoclassical in spirit, because their art involves deep and uplifting meaning and transformation, which is not elitist, and is communicable to an audience, and whose message is contained within the form of the work itself. “

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