Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim is a music critic and writer living in Westchester.
Music fills the gaps in a narrative of diaspora
Why I’m learning a language I’ll probably never get to use
There are men who leave you for another woman, and there are men who leave you for a man. Then there are those who dump you for God.
A century and a half ago, Austrian cantor Salomon Sulzer redrew the boundaries between liturgical and classical music. In a chamber opera about his life, composer Judith Berkson follows suit.
