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DIANE HUBBARD |
Diane Hubbard, 71; helped preserve harpsichord's allure
Taking piano lessons at the Longy School in the early 1960s, Diane Goetz was certainly no stranger to the music of centuries past. Then she met Frank Hubbard, a craftsman who with his friend William Dowd was spurring a revival of the harpsichord. (Full article: 1095 words)
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