Joe Horowitz
Bernstein, Balanchine, Ellington and the Waning of “Soft Power”
Kabalevsky contratulates Bernstein Today’s online Persuasion/The American Purpose runs an essay of mine building on the growing awareness that “soft power”
“An Urgent Priority” — R. I. P.: NEH (1965-2025) — A Postscript
Here’s a postscript to my obituary for the National Endowment of the Humanities, and for my own Music Unwound national
Schubert and the Music of Exhaustion
The supreme string quartet, for me, has long been Schubert’s last, in G major — memorably performed last Friday night
R. I. P. : The National Endowment for the Humanities (1965-2005)
Since 2010 I have administered Music Unwound, a national consortium of orchestras and educational institutions funded by the National Endowment
