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Ideas Still Matter: A 15th Anniversary Symposium

By |2025-07-10T21:35:35-05:00July 9th, 2025|Categories: Bradley J. Birzer, Chuck Chalberg, Conservatism, David Deavel, Dwight Longenecker, John Horvat, Joseph Pearce, Mark Malvasi, Michael De Sapio, Michael J. Connolly, Senior Contributors, The Imaginative Conservative|

***** Please join us by making your donation today in celebration of our 15th anniversary. Every contribution—whether $1500, $150, or $15—joins with our labor and prayer to restore the best of Christendom. —W. Winston Elliott, Publisher ***** An Electronic Inklings by Bradley Birzer I remember it well. Fifteen years ago, on a hot, humid summer afternoon [...]

The Mighty Nine: Reflections on Beethoven’s Symphonies

By |2025-12-17T11:56:11-06:00March 25th, 2025|Categories: Andrew Balio, Beethoven 250, Joseph Pearce, Ludwig van Beethoven, Mark Malvasi, Michael De Sapio, Music, Stephen M. Klugewicz, Timeless Essays|Tags: , , , |

Please enjoy this symposium on the nine symphonies of Ludwig van Beethoven, with contributions from our distinguished panel, including composer Michael Kurek and Principal Trumpet of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Andrew Balio. Clicking on the CD cover art next to each symphony will guide you to a listening recommendation on Spotify; at the bottom of [...]

Music for All Time: Reflections on Beethoven’s Legacy to Us

By |2025-08-01T21:41:07-05:00December 15th, 2020|Categories: Beethoven 250, Ludwig van Beethoven, Mark Malvasi, Michael De Sapio, Music, Paul Krause, Stephen M. Klugewicz|Tags: , |

"This wasn't written for you!" Beethoven once stormed at string players who complained that one of his quartets was impossible to play. "It was meant for a later age!" And so all Beethoven's works are. They are, indeed, music for all time. Please enjoy this symposium on Ludwig van Beethoven, with contributions from our distinguished [...]

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