Critical Drift
Olivia GiovettiClassical music, culture and politics, and other shiny objects.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 49 | Subscribers | Read | criticaldrift.org |
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The Unsullied Face of Truth
For a time, my favorite Mozart opera was La clemenza di Tito. It’s a left-field answer when the trio of works he wrote with Da Ponte are right there, but I was living in Rome at the time, a new recording featuring Magdalena Kožená had just ...
Can We Please Stop Pretending that Music Is Going to Lift Us Above Anything, Let Alone the Current Global Political Landscape?
First things first: In the real world, where music is not free from politics, John Shin — violinist and former concertmaster of the Utah Philharmonia — has been detained by ICE. John has spent most of his life in the United States, is marri...
Throwing Light
We’re in yet another iteration of the “What Should a Critic Be?” cycle, precipitated by the reassignment of four arts critics at the New York Times. In line with Richard Brody’s piece for the New Yorker last month is Alex Ross’s piece on cr...
Two or Three (Other) Things I Know about Il Trovatore
Once again writing about Verdi and politics.
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