Jay Nordlinger is a Senior Editor at National Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on the Russia-Ukraine War, Israel, and the GOP, while also engaging with themes in arts and entertainment, culture, and media. Jay's work has been featured in Knowledia, The New Criterion, the American Enterprise Institute, National Review, and The Delaware Gazette Co.
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Notes on the Assad regime in Syria, and its victims.
W e have known composers who conduct, but conduct mainly their own music: Stravinsky, for example, or Copland. We have known composers who are also big-league conductors: Bernstein, Previn, Boulez. John Adams belongs in the former camp, I suppose. At any rate, he recently conducted the New York Philharmonic in a program that included four composers—including the conductor, as was natural.
Notes on Ukraine, Russia, and the world.
On Notre-Dame, Ritchie Boys, Kash Patel, trade policy, Mitt Romney, basketball coaches, and more.
At National Review, William F. Buckley Jr. assembled John Leonard, Renata Adler, Arlene Croce, and similar talents.
WFB was big, devouring life, and brightening it.
Writers tell of poems they have memorized, would like to memorize, etc.
Reader mail about poems, memorized.
William F. Buckley Jr. was a man of parts.
My Christmas podcast is here . Christmas podcast? A reading of Luke? No, a music podcast, I mean. I don't think I've missed one in the last many years.
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