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World-class dancing, world-class philanthropy

The blogging has slowed in response to requests for articles. You remember “articles”: short pieces written for publication, containing reportage, research and interviews, as contrasted with the even shorter, subjective blasts called blog posts. The fine new magazine AZ Lifestyle asked me for two articles, one on Ballet Arizona’s 25th anniversary, and another on Rosie’s House.

Ballet Arizona you know about.  It’s an Arizona treasure that’s earned the admiration of the classical-dance world and praise from The New York Times. Rosie’s House you should know about.  It’s the only place in the United States where underprivileged children can take music lessons completely free of charge, including both teacher fees and instrument rental.

You can read these at the magazine’s website, or ask for AZ Lifestyle magazine at your nearby bookstore. If you go to the website, click on “view our current issue.” My stories are near the end of the book.

– Ken LaFave

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  • The Arts in Phoenix

    Theatre, opera, ballet, modern and contemporary dance, classical music in many forms and the visual arts in all their variety - these things are a part of life in Phoenix, Arizona. Print media do not do them justice, so here is LaFaveOnTheArts to help fill the gap.

    I'm Ken LaFave, former arts writer for The Arizona Republic, and in these pages I'll bring you news items, feature articles, commentaries and even some reminiscences about the arts in Arizona.

    Feel free to leave your comments - dialog is part of the blogging experience.