"American Impresario is a wholesome memoir that gives us a glimpse at Buckley not as an icon of American politics, but as a man, a friend, and most of all, a fan of classical music," Alec Dent writes: thedispatch.com/article/buckle…

Exclusive: I have never shared an image of the first letter I received from William F. Buckley, Jr. in 1994. Every morning I look at this and it reminds me of what is possible in life! Imagine receiving this letter from your hero at age 18! I wrote Bill thanking him for

Bill, Unfortunately, the search for Anti-Semitism is over. It's everywhere. We will fight on!

An extraordinarily moving tribute by Jonathan Turley to his incredible mother who just passed away. A truly remarkable woman and family that embodied the American dream and promise of our country.

Painter at work in Salzburg this morning.

Es ist wirklich kein Leichtes, im Jahr 2025 ein Jude in Deutschland zu sein. tagesspiegel.de/politik/alarmi…

Glorious Salzburg.

Ich werde immer mehr zum Optimisten.

Getting stuck into Larry’s book about the US Philanthropist who inspired his career in Classical Music ⁦Lawrence Perelman⁩ 😀

Mozart looking over Salzburg from a Kapuzinerberg.

Thank you, Hugh Canning’s Operalogue!

Yes! This is an absolutely marvelous book, just the thing for a summer vacation or birthday gift for an August-born friend. A tribute to friendship, to music, and to love by the terrific writer, Lawrence Perelman. amazon.com/dp/B0DGF7Z8BQ/…

Thank you, Belladonna Rogers! I appreciate this very, very much!

Salzburg Moon

Mozart completed Eine Kleine Nachtmusik today in 1787 A jewel of Mozart’s output combining bright radiance and natural simplicity with brilliant refinement. The autograph manuscript has balanced clarity and beautiful handwriting Facsimile available here barenreiter.co.uk/eine-kleine-na…

I was honored to film this from high atop a church steeple last night in Salzburg. That's a performance of Jedermann, the iconic play, which has served as a centerpiece of the Salzburg Festival since visionary founder Max Reinhardt first produced it at this location in 1920.