Richard Anderson

2024 marks the 100th anniversary of the premiere of George Gershwin's “Rhapsody in Blue” (Feb. 12, in New York City's long-defunct Aeolian Hall), so naturally it is everywhere.

Some 4,000 miles and 300 years separate the two works that guest violinist Jennifer Koh will perform this week at the Grand Teton Music Festival, but plenty of interesting parallels

By Richard Anderson Contributor She was dancing. He was playing in the band. “She lit up the room. I was drab.”

The Nov. 19, 1962, New York Times included a short item by Arthur Gelb about “one of the most ambitious close-circuit television shows to be

The Grand Teton Music Festival winds down its 63rd season with two Teton debuts.

A baker’s dozen of third, fourth and fifth graders will show off the fruits of a season’s worth of music lessons and practice sessions when the Coombs Ukulele Club performs

After reading Rachelle Ottoson’s opinion piece the most glaring fact is that she believes her position is a political one as opposed to one of service. The words “conservative” and “leftists” speak volumes about her view of her position. The agenda of the current board is obvious. Their actions and words, not propaganda show who they are.

By Richard Anderson Contributor The 1950s and '60s were, well, kind of strange.

Imagine an object or amulet, some power or spell, that could sustain you through the greatest misfortunes, could turn sorrow to joy, could cause

By Richard Anderson Contributor For thousands of years, human beings have used stories to shape our world.