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Hughes Views
Robert J. Hughes is a voracious cultural consumer of theater, opera and classical music, former Cultural Reporter for The Wall Street Journal and author of the novel Late and Soon.
Classical Diversions
Culture in a sometimes uncultivated world: a lively compendium of opinion and observation from Classical TV's writers and editors, including "Piccolo" in the UK and "Florestan" in the US.
CTV News
Classical TV Editor/Producer Colin Schoenberger brings you the latest news and views from the wide world of performance and classical culture.
Michelle Edgar's People to Watch
Trained as a classical pianist at Northwestern music, and a student of famed pianist Ursula Oppens, Classical TV’s Culture Editor Michelle Edgar has profiled such diverse artists such as Itzhak Perlman, Renee Fleming, Elliot Carter, Paul Stanley, Lang Lang, Norah Jones, Beyonce and Lenny Kravitz -to mention just a few. A fan of all music - from jazz to rock, classical to hip-hop - Edgar commands wide-ranging musical tastes that can take her from a Lincoln Center concert to Manhattan’s Lower East Side, scouting for the latest indie rock band - all in the same evening.
Chris Kompanek: The Avantgardist
Chris Kompanek is a cultural writer, playwright and musician whose work has appeared in the A.V. Club, Flavorpill, All About Jazz, and the Huffington Post. He's a member of Theater Talk's critics panel and occasionally writes about his cultural adventures on his blog, nyculturenerd.com.
The Operahound
Michael Clive left the publishing industry at the age of thirty to study music criticism and teach at the Peabody Conservatory. A protégé of the American conductor and critic Elliot Galkin, Clive earned the honor, unusual for music journalists, of being warned to stay out of town during controversy over his critical commentary in the Baltimore Sun. His writing for the PBS television series Live From Lincoln Center led him to Columbia University as one of its first Mid-Career Journalism Fellows. He was recently unmasked as the formerly anonymous opera advocate The Operahound.
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