More letters from my grandmother Nina Hortense Clinton while she was in London on tour with Frederick Loudin’s Jubilee Singers in 1902

Recently I came across a notebook of letters written by my maternal grandmother, Nina Hortense Clinton of Zanesville, Ohio.

Angela Anaïs Juana Antolina Rosa Edelmira Nin y Culmell (February 21, 1903 – January 14, 1977), known professionally as Anaïs Nin, was an Am

June 5th marks the third anniversary of my father’s death, so I thought it appropriate to write a little something about the documentary fil

I hope you’ve enjoyed reading this condensed, G-rated version of portions of my autobiography. For the juicy details of my romantic life, yo

I had an opportunity to spend some time in Prague, the city of Antonin Dvořák, the Czech composer who utilized melodies of Negro Spirituals

The winter following my Vienna debut with the Chicago Sinfonietta, the same concert agent who booked the gig for me at Vienna’s Musikverein

While I was still enrolled at Juilliard I had applied to compete in several international piano competitions, but my applications were not b

Armed with a master’s degree from Juilliard, I assumed the next step for me was to establish myself in Europe. When the United States Ambass

After I graduated from Juilliard, I was on my own when it came to finding places to practice. I had a small upright piano in my little apart