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Andrew Kevorkian

07.15.2007

Andrew Kevorkian is a public-relations consultant and a free-lance writer who lives in West Philadelphia after living and working for many years in London.

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Memories of Philadelphia’s countess	April 23 2013
Lady Mary Bessborough was a native Philadelphian, a British countess and above all a woman with a sense of history in the best meaning of that term.
New light on Beethoven’s Fifth	April 27 2010
Where do musicians find their inspiration? A letter from Beethoven to his musicologist second cousin Moishe Gunzburg, recently discovered in a closet in my West Philadelphia apartment, sheds new and startling light on the origins of the great composer’s most famous symphony.
Fighting Future Wars	December 29 2007
President Bush is hiring private firms in Iraq for "security" purposes. Why not take this idea to its logical extreme by privatizing war altogether?
Pavarotti vs. Carreras	September 15 2007
My brilliant brother Jack thought Pavarotti was the best tenor around. It was one of the few points on which I questioned his judgment and held my ground.
What’s in an art donor’s mind?	July 14 2007
When the spinster donated her collection to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, her intentions seemed crystal-clear. Then the Met's lawyers got into the act. A distant mirror for the debate over Albert Barnes's intentions?
Last Judgment	March 21 2006
Andrew Kevorkian quibbles with Dan Rottenberg's review of the National Constitution Center’s Ben Franklin exhibit.