Nonfiction
Autumn 1955
Music Letter: Trouble on Bleecker Street
Any criticism of Gian-Carlo Menotti’s work is disarmed at the outset by the fact that Menotti is the only composer, living or dead, who has made opera function in the […]
Nonfiction
Autumn 1954
Music Letter: A Post-Mortem for Mr. Ives
In 1922, Charles Ives had written almost all of the music for which he later became celebrated, and it was during that year that he published, privately, a collection of […]