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

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

A few months ago I took Norman Lebrecht to task for his editorial announcing the death of the classical record

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

The death of Carlos Kleiber on July 13 at the age of 74 brings to a sudden end the sporadically

Another four years and another summer Olympics, not entirely without controversy, have come and gone. Amidst the hoopla and hysteria,

The new concert season is now upon us, and with it will come one of the most peculiar spectacles in

The ongoing, tragic saga of Terri Schiavo, the severely brain-damaged Florida woman struck down by catastrophic illness in 1990 and

Every so often I see a comment to the effect that, believe it or not, we are too nice, and

Thank God it’s dead! Granted, the French and the Dutch voted “no” to the proposed EU constitution for the wrong