Lloyd Schwartz

Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz tells us about his favorite recordings from 1993.

Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz is also a poet. Today, he reads an autobiographical poem called "She Forgets."

Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz considers the changing reputation but enduring skill of Pierre Boulez who, after years dedicating himself to composition, has returned to conducting.

Classical Music Critic Lloyd Schwartz changes hats and becomes poet Lloyd Schwartz and reads a poem about his mother. (Rebroadcast)

Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz reflects on some of the performances he saw at this year's Lincoln Center Festival 96. It is a three week festival in New York City that celebrates the performing arts.

The Fresh Air classical music critic reads a new poem about his mother.

Fresh Air classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz reads the title poem from his book "Good Night, Gracie"

Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz has been following the work of choreographer Mark Morris. Today he talks about Morris' career and some of his recent work.

Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz on his recent junket to Brazil.

Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz reminds us of a pianist that most of us have probably never heard of: George Copeland, who died at the age of 71 in 1971. Lloyd says none of Copeland's recordings are currently in print.