Joe Horowitz
Ives and the Erosion of the American Arts
In celebration (yet again) of the Ives Sesquicentenary, I write for the online digital magazine Persuasion: “Of the crises today afflicting
Abraham Lincoln, Ragtime, and Charles Ives on NPR
Jeremy Denk Allen Guelzo Excerpts from my most recent “More than Music” show on
Remembering Teddy
Teddy died last Sunday after a short, swift illness, probably cancer. He was eleven years old. My seminal Teddy memory:
Lawrence Tibbett and Fate of American Opera Today
“Singing Black” — Tibbett in “The Emperor Jones” at the Met (1933) Today’s online edition of “The American Scholar” carries
“Rachmaninoff In His Own Words” – A Man of Firm Identity and Principle
A dear friend of mine died recently of a sudden heart attack. I discovered that the only music I found