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Mickelson Is the Mozart of Short Game Theory 
The New York Times
The New York Times
I was watching Phil Mickelson explain how he executes various chip shots around the green on his new short-game instructional DVD, and it struck me that it was like listening to Mozart explain how he composed concertos....
The post-’Thriller’ Michael Jackson was in exalted company: Mozart, for instance
Boston Herald
Boston Herald
The curse of the child prodigy is living long enough to become your own ghost. So it was with Michael Jackson in the quarter-century slide that followed his epoch-defining, still-brilliant "Thriller." Of course, hits...
Bay Area's preeminent Mozart expert reflects on a long career in music
Contra Costa Times
Contra Costa Times
Conductor...
Weekend/ CLASSICAL MUSIC: Noted conductors, young musicians collaborate to make summer sparkle
Asahi News
Asahi News
Debate with the Mail: Was Michael Jackson the Mozart of our time or a sign ...
The Daily Mail
The Daily Mail
'It's all hype' says CHRISTOPHER HART 'He was a genius' says RAY CONNOLLY He made me 'believe in magic,' says P. Diddy. 'His wonderment and mystery make him legend,' gabbles Steven Spielberg. He was a 'genius', claims...
Eclectic series set for new frontiers
The Columbus Dispatch
The Columbus Dispatch
Over the rainbow, away in a manger or out in the foyer, the Columbus Symphony will seek to attract new audiences with a second season of its informal and innovative "CSOvations!" concerts, starting in the fall. The...
It's not easy for child prodigies
Star Tribune
Star Tribune
The curse of the child prodigy is living long enough to become your own ghost. So it was with Michael Jackson in the quarter-century slide that followed his epoch-defining, still-brilliant "Thriller." Of...
Do opera directors think they are better than Mozart?
The Guardian
The Guardian
Of course not, and it's time audiences got over the misconception that "radical" opera directors are violating the works they love We've been here before: Geoffrey Wheatcroft has written a in today's Comment and Debate...
