Cheerful von Trapp Children can’t blunt sadness of past few days
Special to the Star-Telegram/Rachel Parker
FORT WORTH — Murder at Fort Hood. Shootings in Orlando, Fla. Enough, enough. Can an orchestra concert ease the pain, distract us from tragedy?
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