Coming up on Monday night on BBC Radio 3: The Lebrecht Interview Natalie Dessay Monday 21 July 2008 21:45-22:30 (Radio 3) Norman Lebrecht in conversation
Coming up on Monday night on BBC Radio 3: The Lebrecht Interview Natalie Dessay Monday 21 July 2008 21:45-22:30 (Radio 3) Norman Lebrecht in conversation
A friend in Charlotte, North Carolina, reports that their newspaper, the Observer, has shed two critics, music and movies. With the Los Angeles Times heaving
A friend in Charlotte, North Carolina, reports that their newspaper, the Observer, has shed two critics, music and movies. With the Los Angeles Times heaving
Last night, I went to see Kurt Weill’s Street Scene at the Young Vic, its first UK staging in 20 years which drew chief theatre critics from
Last night, I went to see Kurt Weill’s Street Scene at the Young Vic, its first UK staging in 20 years which drew chief theatre critics from
There are two reasons why newspapers are getting rid of established critics. The obvious one is that newspaper revenues are caught in a double arm-lock by the internet and
There are two reasons why newspapers are getting rid of established critics. The obvious one is that newspaper revenues are caught in a double arm-lock by the internet and
The Observer, a British Sunday newspaper, set up one of those self-fullling propositions today by asking: Critic vs Blog – is the art of criticism under threat
The Observer, a British Sunday newspaper, set up one of those self-fullling propositions today by asking: Critic vs Blog – is the art of criticism under threat
A statement by Peter Gelb to the Economist has set alarm bells ringing. At his former job, as head of Sony Classical, Gelb used to deliver hour-long
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