Ted Libbey

Amy Beach (1867–1944) came from the same generation that brought […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Oct 02nd, 2020

It’s time for Sony to put together a 21st-century tribute […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Apr 27th, 2020

Polish-born Henryk Szeryng was often characterized as a “patrician” violinist, […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Aug 26th, 2019

Schubert’s otherworldly genius takes on a particularly striking aspect in […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Jun 07th, 2019

Thirty-five years after his death, American composer Bernard Herrmann (1911-75) […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Jan 22nd, 2014

Little did we know, but starting in 1945—when he was […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Jan 02nd, 2014

The creation of major works for the organ did not […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Dec 19th, 2013

The expected coupling for the Piano Quintet would have been […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Oct 22nd, 2013

For Frank Martin—the son of a Calvinist minister whose musical […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Oct 16th, 2013

Like a dog who keeps burying his favorite bone so […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Oct 09th, 2013

The 200th anniversary of Mendelssohn’s birth has come and gone, […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Sep 18th, 2013

Students of music’s Classical period are familiar with the name […]

• by Ted Libbey
• Sep 11th, 2013