Category: Editorials

FINDING GREATNESS IN STRANGE PLACES

Amid the ongoing talk of the classical music record industry in crisis, an odd phenomenon is taking shape: great records

THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME

Here’s a news item I’d love to see: WARNER APOLOGIZES FOR BARENBOIM SCHUMANN CYCLE New York, February 4, 2004. The

Let’s Just Say Bach Wrote It

Cleaning Up the Universe of Classical Music Organists aside, does anyone really care about Baroque organ music? I say this

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