High Caliber Culture
Musical Infidels has picked up the ball on the New York Philharmonic’s visit to Pyongyang, providing links to additional commentary by Warwick Thompson in The New York Sun, Marcus Noland of the Peterson Institute, and Victor Cha of Georgetown University.
Also, Norman Lebrecht weighed in a few days ago with a column entitled “Maazel’s Troops Bumble Into Korean Ambush.”
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