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Jay Nordlinger

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Senior resident fellow, the Renew Democracy Initiative. Music critic, The New Criterion. Substack: Onward and Upward.
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Your Land, My Land, Our Land

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By Jay Nordlinger
| jaynordlinger.com
Beverly Gage is a professor at Yale and has a new book, timed for our 250th anniversary: This Land Is Your Land: A Road Trip through U.S. History. In a Q&A, we talk about this book and plenty more. “Q&A,” by the way, is the name of my podcast. For an interview show, it is not an especially imaginative name, but it serves. Professor Gage grew up outside Philadelphia. “When you were a girl,” I ask her, “did you read history like a fiend or did that come later?” She read “pretty widely,” she says.
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New to The New Criterion ?

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By Semyon Bychkov, Jay Nordlinger, Charles Hill
| The New Criterion
Ferry Bératon, Anton Bruckner, 1889, Oil on canvas, Vienna Museum. For Bruckner, no justice Purchase this and other timeless New Criterion essays in our hard-copy reprint series. Semyon Bychkov is a very good conductor. The New York Philharmonic is a very good orchestra. Last night’s was not a good concert. On the program was a single work—one of the greatest works of music, and therefore one of the greatest works of art: Bruckner’s Symphony No. 8.
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Renewing Democracy, Through Music

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By Jay Nordlinger
| thenextmove.org
Jay Nordlinger is a senior resident fellow at the Renew Democracy Initiative and a contributor at The Next Move. Concert halls have been filled with American music this year as our country marks its 250th anniversary. A self-consciously American concert took place at Lincoln Center, in New York, a couple of Sundays ago. The sponsoring organization was the Together in Hope Project, based in Minneapolis. The organization has been carrying out a project within a project: Sing Democracy 250.
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