The Forgotten Jew Who Belongs in the Pantheon of Great 20th-Century Composers
Mieczysław Weinberg wrote music equal in its genius to Mahler and Shostakovich, including one of the most powerful tributes to the victims of 20th-century tyranny.
The Forgotten Jew Who Belongs in the Pantheon of Great 20th-Century Composers
Mieczysław Weinberg wrote music equal in its genius to Mahler and Shostakovich, including one of the most powerful tributes to the victims of 20th-century tyranny.
Remembering the Great Czech Jewish Harpsichordist Zuzana Růžičková
Růžičková, who died in September, survived both Hitler and Stalin to become a brilliant interpreter of J.S. Bach—and the only person to commit his entire keyboard oeuvre to disc.
Remembering the Great Czech Jewish Harpsichordist Zuzana Růžičková
Růžičková, who died in September, survived both Hitler and Stalin to become a brilliant interpreter of J.S. Bach—and the only person to commit his entire keyboard oeuvre to disc.
The Vanished Jews of Oria
Negotiating for a country home, a classical singer and cantor uncovers traces of Italian Jewry’s medieval golden age.
The Vanished Jews of Oria
Negotiating for a country home, a classical singer and cantor uncovers traces of Italian Jewry’s medieval golden age.
In Berlin, Dancing to the Music of Death