May Festival previews and Met Mozart Magic Flute on radio
The May Festival announces Lenny Bernstein and Beethoven Missa Solemnis with James Levine leading Mahler. Penderecki’s Passion and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christ, conducted by Robert Shaw, tops contemporary offerings. Featured soloists include Eleanor Steeber Maureen Forrester and Sherill Milnes. Met’s Mozart Magic Flute aired by WGUC with Peter Maag conducting.
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Your Weekly Horoscope for December Holiday Week
Aries warns against rushing gifts while love remains the best present. Taurus faces self-made tension then finds calmer days. Gemini notes Santa and Olga reward good behavior with blessings. Cancer urges not to be trampled into unwanted tasks. Leo sees a chance to regain what was lost. Virgo finds a hopeful, heart-fluttering cameo. Libra greets joyful tidings and dancing spirits. Scorpio starts busy then slows and trims spending. Sagittarius warns of a forceful nudge to stay home. Capricorn feels marooned but rescue comes, week ends strong. Aquarius vows generous giving ending in inner peace. Pisces prioritizes family ties with glad tidings and rejoicing.
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Christmas Tree Colors as Symbols of Spirit and Growth
The passage links Christmas colors to spiritual meanings. Green signals growth and immortality, red symbolizes love and courage, blue stands for truth and sincerity, gold for wisdom, orange for joy and health, purple for dominion, and violet for dedication. It invites readers to see themselves as trees growing eternal.
Dressing in the Colors of Virtue and Light
The passage describes wearing colors to represent virtues with the top white or silver star symbolizing the highest thought and purity. It suggests that one may not wear all colors but can dress themselves in the virtues these colors embody.
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