The Musical Heritage Review
Music tells stories - and we offer many stories about classical music and jazz. The Musical Heritage Review was started in the 1970s as an alternative vision from the scholarly back of the jacket notes about music.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 132 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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The Musical Heritage Review is part of The Musical Heritage Society’s efforts to keep the great stories of music active! Consider becoming an MHS member, or a paid subscriber to our Substack page!
By Paul Kresh
FROM THE MUSICAL HERITAGE R...
The Magnificent Tangerine
By David M. Greene
From The MHS Review 343 Vol. 9, No. 1 • 1985
Why, I’m not sure, but it used to be that one could recognize the death rattle of an American record manufacturer by its licensing of Soviet records. There was one such comp...
A Nineteenth Century Superstar
By David M. Greene
From The MHS Review 214 Vol. 1, No. XVI, December 19, 1977
The Americans, who had in the 1870s not yet acquired a proper awe of genius or a proper knowledge of outlandish tongues, called him, affectionately and accurat...
A Remarkable Resurrection
By Frank Cooper
From The MHS Review 392 Vol. 11 No. 14 1987
Nineteen years ago, mine was the privilege to create the first-ever Festival of Neglected Romantic Music (at Butler University, Indianapolis). What an exciting project it was! Du...
Big Tunes Built Around A Fable
By David M. Greene
From The MHS Review 209 Vol. 1, No. XI September 5, 1977
Last night (July 16) I sweated through an admirable performance of the Beethoven ninth, and it - the sweat - brought “Swan Lake” flooding back. No, I wasn’t perfo...
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Every musical work tells a story - and The Musical Heritage Review loves to tell stories about music. Since 1975 we've been exploring music, finding funny, intense, beautiful and incredible stories about music.
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