A Year of Bach
Evan Goldfine, Henry Oliver, Tyler Cowen, Richard S. TedlowBach is the greatest, and I haven't yet heard his complete catalog, so in 2024, I'm listening to every Bach composition and writing about it here.
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Historian Richard Tedlow on Bach's Charisma, and Trump's
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Tyler Cowen on Bach, Beethoven, John, and Paul
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More at EvanGoldfine.com
Writer. Critic. Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center. \Literature, history, liberalism, philosophy.
Economist, information collector.
I am an historian with a BA from Yale and an MA and PhD from Columbia. I have spent my career teaching history at the Harvard Business School and also in the internal executive education program at Apple.
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