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Measure by Measure

A blog about classical music from Sudip Bose, the Scholar’s managing editor.

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The Story of an Exile

Arnold Schoenberg and his Piano Concerto

By Sudip Bose | February 6, 2020

The Composer as Dissident

Karl Amadeus Hartmann and the act of bearing witness

By Sudip Bose | January 24, 2020

George Lazenby

Beethoven and James Bond

Recalling the past, surveying the future

By Sudip Bose | January 9, 2020

Van Cliburn performing

Nationalist Anthems

Remembering a time when composers mattered more

By Sudip Bose | December 2, 2019

Food of Love

The magic of Henry Purcell

By Sudip Bose | November 21, 2019

A Composer in an Antique Land

The legacy of Arthur Farwell

By Sudip Bose | November 1, 2019

Trees

This Is What Terror Sounds Like

10 pieces to guarantee the Halloween shivers

By Sudip Bose | October 24, 2019

Visions of Another Realm

Elgar’s Dream of Gerontius

By Sudip Bose | October 3, 2019

Front porch

Innocence and Loss

Samuel Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915

By Sudip Bose | September 16, 2019

The Classical Romantic

Remembering Joseph Joachim

By Sudip Bose | August 15, 2019

Swan Song

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Violin Concerto

By Sudip Bose | July 18, 2019

An Ives Fourth

Nostalgia or nightmare?

By Sudip Bose | July 4, 2019

A Mexican Mosaic

Carlos Chávez’s Indian Symphony

By Sudip Bose | June 13, 2019

Beach Music

A sonata beautiful and strong

By Sudip Bose | May 30, 2019

Stylized sepia photograph of John Knowles Paine

A Symphony for Springtime

Or, when is an American symphony not American enough?

By Sudip Bose | May 16, 2019

A photograph of the violinist Michael Rabin as a young man

An American Prodigy

Remembering Michael Rabin

By Sudip Bose | May 2, 2019

Decca at 90

Six classical music albums

By Sudip Bose | April 18, 2019

In Praise of Chadwick

Remembering one of American music’s founding fathers

By Sudip Bose | April 4, 2019

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