Tuesday, July 19, 2005
Blogs keep music conversations afloat
Andrew Adler jumps into the internet's stream of consciousness:
"Talking about music, it seems, can be just as satisfying as listening. Certainly it's become a diversion that's hard to ignore, representing points of view ranging from unfailingly logical to downright wacky. Lots of music blogs, like blogs in general, are barely worth a glance. Yet more and more people -- musicians, patrons, critics, whoever -- have something worthwhile to say."
His personal list of must-read classical music blogs. ¶ 7/19/2005 07:57:00 AM
Andrew Adler jumps into the internet's stream of consciousness:
"Talking about music, it seems, can be just as satisfying as listening. Certainly it's become a diversion that's hard to ignore, representing points of view ranging from unfailingly logical to downright wacky. Lots of music blogs, like blogs in general, are barely worth a glance. Yet more and more people -- musicians, patrons, critics, whoever -- have something worthwhile to say."
His personal list of must-read classical music blogs. ¶ 7/19/2005 07:57:00 AM
