Christians Should Welcome Stricter Border Controls Sebastian Morello April 8, 2024 One gets the impression that the peoples of Europe are the only indigenous peoples without a right to exist.
Understanding Literary Tradition Shawn Phillip Cooper March 28, 2024 Familiarity with the artistic canon is essential for those who would create it.
Vivaldi & Others: Gioachino Rossini—The Manic-Depressive Swan of Pesaro Kees Vlaardingerbroek March 10, 2024 The ‘serious’ Rossini still does not get the appreciation he deserves in the opera world.
Vivaldi & Others: Giovanni Battista Viotti—Brahms’ Secret Love Kees Vlaardingerbroek February 18, 2024 Viotti manages to strike a brilliant balance between infectious virtuosity and musical depth.
Vivaldi & Others: Giovanni Battista Pergolesi—the Italian Mozart Kees Vlaardingerbroek January 28, 2024 A consequence of Pergolesi’s posthumous fame: publishers sold works by other composers under Pergolesi’s commercially attractive name.
Vivaldi & Others: Francesco Bartolomeo Conti—The Greatest Musical Rediscovery of Recent Decades Kees Vlaardingerbroek January 7, 2024 Conti possessed an amazing sense of melody and a deep understanding of humanity’s dark aspects.
Asterix and the White Iris Brings Back a Bit of Bite David Engels January 6, 2024 The new Asterix is not disappointing, but it nonetheless fails by being too conventional.
Aslan’s Army: What I Saw in the Cotswolds Sebastian Morello December 15, 2023 Hunting is a glorious renewal of a covenant with the land, that common setting that binds a rural community.
Preserving Culture from The Golden Legend to Ben-Hur Shawn Phillip Cooper December 2, 2023 Conservative artists should keep the great achievements of Western culture alive.
On Advancing a Conservative Aesthetics Shawn Phillip Cooper November 11, 2023 The flickering torch illuminating the pathway towards the True, the Good, and the Beautiful must not expire on our watch.
