have the close of the middle ages towards the end of the fourteenth century tuscany became a european stronghold of progress the dominican monk from and jellicoe came from the area around florence and achieved world renown with his portrayals of angels. there. than in the conspicuous chapel nicko tona is home to the annunciation a popular motif. the messages depicted in the form of visible words the virgin mary face still has a generic madonna like quality but is also individually defined and this image symbolizes not only the metaphorical line between the middle ages and the modern era it also makes clear what will become more and more important. human so a man represented as emotional and individual beings in the story of salvation. the lower part of the painting depicts the marriage between mary and joseph what is graham breaking in this weapon from angelic oh is the expression with which he has endowed the figure of mary the archangel gabriel she is his equal she represents the human striving for salvation the face expresses humility and dignity yet is still powerful she remained

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a had toured with ravel and played with tuscany that ben had greenhouse was a master cellists and he had a very distinctive sound like. the yvonne and we were sort of family. we were looking for the bluebird of happiness. and we were working together to find beauty in music and wooden in a school i'm not sure that the saying. is that is enough and if i i tell people this every time they ask me that guy get it i was the fifth and last violinist in both zone. but there is only one man not impressed la it was presley she wanted viva his sound is total devotion to the music that kept the trio together he says once on the outs he made it what it was let's and that's it us was. just fossils are there were some moments when the trio made musical history and i'm incredibly pleased and proud to have been part of it lies and. at the same time i think it was great that the trio was able to leave the stage so to speak when the time came you please following up she called the numbers that no this is leave a third of i thought it would be better if the trio broke up then people would say why you'r

you heard somewhere about black soldiers in world war ii, stranded in a beautiful little town in tuscany italy. true story, right? >> based on the true story. >> , to understand, historical novels. the novel is fiction. in history's not. how can you adopt something that happened in the past and take it and fictionalize it as your own and stay true to it? >> that's a good question. maybe the right way of thinking about that is not how it is, it's why. the reason why i did it is because every time i tried to figure out a way to write a book that people would read about black history, as soon as i see black history, they will go right to the comedy section. who stole my cheese, whatever it is calls. i wanted to write a book that would add, change the mythology or challenge the mythology of the white world war ii. the white mythology -- to shoulder is the mythology that has gotten us to where we are now. it's a problematic place. i went to change that will challenge that. and also had the dynamics of race and class and mechanisms that america -- that we ignore because we have this wonderful