Joe Horowitz
Remembering Leopold Stokowski
Last Friday’s “Wall Street Journal” carried my review of a new memoir by Nancy Shear: “I Knew the Man Who Knew Brahms.”
Alfred Brendel (1931-2025)
In the wake of the death of the pianist Alfred Brendel on June 16, I notice a sharp uptick in
Rediscovering Harry Burleigh — via Sidney Outlaw
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7YH7ctxiUac&feature=oembed When my wife and I heard Sidney Outlaw sing Harry Burleigh’s “Till I Wake” a few years ago,
Will Europeans Curate Our Receding Cultural Past?
My 2022 book Dvorak’s Prophecy has just been published in German (by Wolke Verlag) with a new Foreword for German-language readers: “The
Combating American Isolationism with Cultural Diplomacy
My unforgettable experience touring South Africa with the University of Michigan Symphony Orchestra and their conductor Kenneth Kiesler is the
