My wife Cindy and I got away from politics and parenting last night to attend a wonderful event at the Kennedy Center: the Apollo Ensemble, one of Europe’s leading baroque chamber-music groups. It was an evening hosted by Pro Musica Hebraica, a new organization — Charles Krauthammer is the chairman and Robyn Krauthammer is the chief executive officer — dedicated to presenting lost and neglected masterpieces of Jewish classical music in a concert-hall setting. It was a thrilling and uplifting evening, one of the nicest we have attended in quite some time.
It is always a joy to be around things that uplift the human spirit and put human excellence on display. Pro Musica Hebraica does that. Do yourself, and your soul, a favor and find out more about it by going here. You won’t regret it.