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An interview: with an opera singer
Philip van Lidth de Jeude, a young baritone, survived a highly competitive selection process to become a student at the Chicago Lyric Opera's school for promising operatic artists. Although still studying, he has sung several roles with the Lyric company and holds a master's degree in music. He is also a composer and a published poet. In this conversation with John D. Moorhead, he tells how the study of Christian Science strengthens his musical work.
It was the spring of my junior year in high school. I needed money to finance my social life, and my mother saw an ad for a soloist at First Church of Christ, Scientist, Ridgefield, Connecticut. I answered the ad and ended up getting the job. I had never before heard the Lesson-Sermon. In the Christian Science Quarterly.

January 19, 1981 issue
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Does speaking up get you down?
L. DARLENE BASFORD
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An interview: with an opera singer
John D. Moorhead with contributions from Philip van Lidth de Jeude
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"Wife-ing"
SYLVIA DICK KARAS
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Stilling complaint
JAMAE WOLFRAM RICHARDSON
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Inspired vision
BRETT L. STAFFORD
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Not of the world
JOHN L. SALLINGER III
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A lesson from the timberline trees
KATHRYN H. BRESLAUER
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No end
HARRIETT L. THAYER
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Silence the witnesses to discord
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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True religion and pure Science—one, not two
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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THE STANDARDS ARE WORTH IT
Lona Ingwerson
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While I was growing up, I struggled with many...
WILLIAM J. TURRIE
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Many years ago I found Christian Science through a sister who...
GABRIELLE BERGER
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I have gone to the Christian Science Sunday School since I was...
COREY ASKINS with contributions from MARTHA LYNN BELL