# Joseph Horowitz
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joseph horowitz (born 1948 in New York City) is an American cultural historian whose seven books mainly deal with the institutional history of classical music in the United States. As a producer of concerts, he has played a pioneering role in promoting thematic programming and new concert formats. His tenure as Artistic Advisor and, subsequently, Executive Director of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (1992–1997) attracted national attention for its radical departure from traditional functions and templates.
Horowitz's Dvorak, That Prophecy, and American Style
Tim Riley reviews Dvorak's Prophecy by Joseph Horowitz This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rileyrockreport.substack.com
'O Say Can You Hear'
America's relationship with its national anthem is complicated. Author Mark Clague says it both "echoes the past and gives voice to our present."Clague is an author and musicologist. His new book on the history of Francis Scott Key's most famous work is called "O Say Can You Hear." But, Joseph Horo…
Ep 21: Cybersecurity Controls for Governance, Risk, and Compliance ft. Joseph Horowitz
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Episode 118: Joseph Horowitz on the Art-Freedom Nexus
Does the ability to produce great art depend upon living in a free country? For a time the rhetoric emanating from the United States—including from President John F. Kennedy himself—suggested it did. Classical music expert Joseph Horowitz delves into the sources of this Cold War-era hyperbole in hi…
Percival Everett on ‘James’, Writing, Art, and the Magic of Language
In this episode, we chat with acclaimed author, poet, and painter Percival Everett to discuss his award-winning novel James— the 2024 National Book Award winner and Libro.fm’s Audiobook of the Year. Percival shares his thoughts on the magic of language, the role of place in storytelling, and the wh…
Joseph Horowitz
Joseph Horowitz is the composer of16 ballets scores, two one-act operas, five string quartets, nine concertos, and many works for wind and brass, as well as music for television. He made his Royal Ballet debut in 1990, revising Adolphe Adam’s score for Peter Wright’s production of Giselle. Other ba…
223: David Singer
David Singer is an internationally acclaimed clarinetist whose career has included two
performances at the White House and more than 150 appearances in Carnegie Hall.
Joseph Horowitz in The New York Times wrote about David Singer, “To describe his
playing would be to enumerate a catalogue of virtue…
Instruments as Technology: From Constraint to Creation
In this Echoes & Footprints Showcase episode, we explore how musical instruments became technologies of survival and innovation. From the African roots of the banjo to the compressed polyrhythms of the drum kit, the testimony of the Hammond organ, and the invention of turntables and drum machines, …
Brass Bands at their Best on Sounds Of Brass
Today I feature music from Rachmaninov, Derek Bourgeois, Edward Gregson, Joseph Horowitz.
Fantastic Performances by The Cory Band, Fairey Engineering Band, Black Dyke & Grimethorpe Colliery Bands.
Plus a special treat!!!!
The Online Radio Station For Brass Bands.
Produced in Girvan, South Ayrshire,…
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