Jay Nordlinger is a Senior Editor at National Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, theater, and sports, with a particular focus on the sports business. Jay's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RealClear Education, The New Criterion, and The Bulwark.
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On recent performances at Carnegie Hall & Lincoln Center.
Whatever she was doing, the congresswoman reminds us of the glory of regional speech.
On a concert of the Vienna Philharmonic, with Tugan Sokhiev on the podium and Lang Lang at the piano.
This summer, the Salzburg Festival is staging Ariadne auf Naxos, Richard Strauss’s opera from 1912. The festival is staging it in the House for Mozart, for
On a performance of Verdi’s Requiem at the Salzburg Festival.On a performance of Verdi’s Requiem at the Salzburg Festival.
On recent performances at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center & the Fisher Center at Bard.
SALZBURG, Austria—Every summer, the Salzburg Festival offers a variety of music, and often there is a festival-within-a-festival.
The concert in the Great Festival Hall on Wednesday night at the Salzburg Festival had a theme. I don’t mean a theme as in a tune, but a programmatic theme
On a recital from Martha Argerich and Renaud Capuçon in Salzburg.
A personal remembrance. The very least important thing about 9/11 is how I, personally, spent that day. But you may find it interesting, and I can certainly vouch for it.
