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WriteinCapps

As a journalist in the Carolinas and an editor for a New York theater magazine, Amanda Capps may be the only person to have written about Tony Stewart and Tony winners on the same day. These days, she is a relentless editor, a public speaker and coach, and a firm believer in author Claire Cook’s sentiment: Must love dogs.

From a harpsichord once owned by Queen Charlotte to the legendary musical device known as the Walkman, there is so much history at the Sigal Music Museum in downtown Greenville, SC! Take a look at the story I wrote for Vive Magazine (starting on page 10). You’ll definitely want to take a tour, and if you’re like me, you may be inspired to pick up something you haven’t played in a while.

https://vive-mag.com/archive/fall-2022/

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