David Yearsley

Image from Alexander Kluge's short film, “The Galactic Year” ( Alexander Kluge Archive, Cornell University

David Yearsley Since its revival in the 19 th century, Bach's music has been an object of veneration.

Join me in a tankard-raising toast to today's release of my colorful new album, Handel's Organ Banquet Hailed along with his contemporary J.

London Illustrated Magazine, Coronation edition, 1953. The season has changed, if reluctantly.

David Yearsley Louis XIV as Apollo in the Ballet Royal de la Nuit, 1653; Trump dances to “YMCA,” 2024 (YouTube screenshot).

Ives At Election Time Opening of Charles Ives’s song “Majority” (1921) The iconoclastic American composer become cultural monument Charles Ives was born

One afternoon at Versailles in 1669, the Duke of Lauzun hid himself under Montespan’s bed before one of her regularly scheduled afternoon trysts with Louis in her grand apartments.

Twice a year, every spring and fall, Ithaca, New York hosts one of the biggest used book sales in the United States.

The first half of the German seventeenth century was a time and place of short men with well-tended facial hair.

David Yearsley Shaboozey puts the pedal to the metal on his way past the big Billboard of fame and fortune. (YouTube screenshot)