Changing, and Staying the Same By Jay Nordlinger March 17, 2022 Two American operas based on classic Italian novels had their premieres about five weeks apart.
Miles Davis, Someday and Always By Spencer Case January 6, 2022 There’s no need to wait for the prince. He’s been here all along.
Bach, Beethoven, and Other Friends of Mankind By Jay Nordlinger December 16, 2021 What the great music of the West means to us.
Classical Music Without Quotas By Douglas Murray December 2, 2021 Orchestras shouldn’t be affirmative-action programs.
The Day the Music Died By James Lileks November 11, 2021 Making the future safe is one thing; we must also interrogate the past.
Fight for Music By Jay Nordlinger November 11, 2021 ‘Wokeness’ has attacked academia and spilled out into the wider world, and classical music is not immune.
Hello to Music By Jay Nordlinger August 26, 2021 If the Salzburg Festival lives another hundred years, that won’t be enough.
The Naughty Nineties By Daniel Foster August 12, 2021 It came to pass that I saw about 20 minutes of a bad new documentary about Woodstock ’99.