By KARLA WALKER.
Steve Blatt was not about to let a world-wide pandemic get in the way of outfitting kids in need with instruments.
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March 1, 2021The Atlantic: CAN CLASSICAL MUSIC MAKE A COMEBACK?
February 13, 2021
CAROLINE SHAW IS MAKING CLASSICAL COOL
By JONATHAN GHARRAIE
Her innovative work won her a Pulitzer Prize at age 30. She’s collaborate with Kanye and Nas. What does her success mean for the long-suffering genre?
“I started on a 64th-size violin,” she recalls. Shaw fell in love with classical music—singing in a church choir and watching Amadeus over and over. She had a Lisa Loeb tape and a passing acquaintance with 4 Non Blondes, but by middle school, classical music was key to her identity.
This article was published online on February 13, 2021. It appears in the March, 2021 issue of the publication.
Judy Woodruff: A symphony requires all musicians playing their parts in harmony. COVID, of course, makes that delicate choreography all the more challenging. Jeffrey Brown talks to maestro Michael Tilson Thomas about that, and passing the baton to a younger generation. It’s part of our arts and culture series, “Canvas.“
