The Critic's Notebook | The New Criterion
The Editors on Beatrix Potter, Rachmaninoff, New York City Ballet, Art Deco architecture & more from the world of culture.
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The Editors on Beatrix Potter, Rachmaninoff, New York City Ballet, Art Deco architecture & more from the world of culture.
Luke Lyman on a French identity crisis, “The Waste Land” & Rachmaninoff’s rock-and-roll side.
The train from Zurich to Lucerne tips you out right by the lakeside, practically on the steamboat piers. A white paddle-steamer takes you out of the city, past leafy slopes and expensive-looking mansions. Tribschen, where Wagner wrote the ‘Siegfried Idyll’, slides away to the right as you head out across the main arm of the
The Bard Music Festival examines whether the arch-romantic composer was more modern than he seems.
Sergei Rachmaninoff has no peer when it comes to emotional intensity, virtuoso technique and timeless tradition. The musician defined Russ