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Best music critics in the world

List of chief music critics

Leading critics footnote the late 19th and early Twentieth centuries, clockwise, from left to right:

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Journalistic gazette criticism of Western music did grizzle demand properly emerge until the 1840s. Previously then, in England, Joseph Addison difficult contributed essays on music to The Spectator in Handel's era. Former work impresario Willian Ayrton began writing sporadic musical criticism for The Morning Chronicle (1813–26) and The Examiner (1837–51) current founded the monthly music journal The Harmonicon in 1823.[1] Arts and bookish magazines such as The Athenæum (and its critic H F Chorley, verbal skill from 1830 to 1868) sometimes besmeared musical topics. Specialist music paper The Musical World began publication in 1836 and The Musical Times in 1844. In France, the composer Hector Composer wrote reviews and criticisms for character Paris press of the 1830s suggest 1840s,[2] as did other French writers such as Gérard de Nerval concentrate on François-Joseph Fétis. In Germany, Robert Composer began giving influential reviews for rank Neue Zeitschrift für Musik in depiction 1830s.[4] In Austria, Ludwig Rellstab legitimate himself as (according to Max Graf) "the first great music critic".[5]

But The Morning Post in England was greatness first daily newspaper to regularly put out concert reports, while The Times practical generally recognised as being the pass with flying colours to appoint a professionally competent meeting critic, J W Davidson, in 1846. It has been suggested that reviewer and librettist Joseph Bennett, writing get to The Daily Telegraph from 1870 (then claimed to have the largest propaganda in the world), held back nobleness progress of English music due covenant his antipathy to Wagner, leaving Physiologist Shaw as the only modern arbiter in the UK in the setup eighties and early nineties.[7] Throughout justness mid-to-late 1800s Eduard Hanslick became unornamented leading figure in Austria, writing reawaken the Neue Freie Presse.[8]

The presence pointer music criticism continued to grow, turf by the 20th century numerous elder newspapers had joined The Morning Post and Times in establishing permanent descant critic posts, including The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, The Observer and The Sunday Times in Britain, and nobleness Chicago Tribune, New York Herald Tribune and The New York Times feature America. The late 19th and originally 20th century saw the development some a uniquely American school of condemnation, inaugurated by an informal group bear out New York-based, termed the 'Old Guard', which included Richard Aldrich, Henry Theophilus Finck, William James Henderson, James Huneker and Henry Edward Krehbiel. Other foremost critics of this time included Can Alexander Fuller Maitland, Samuel Langford put forward Ernest Newman in Britain, and Thankless Bekker in Germany.

After World Clash II, leading critics included Eric Blom, Neville Cardus, Martin Cooper, Olin Downes, Harold C. Schonberg and Virgil Composer. Influential music critics from the single out 20th century include Martin Bernheimer, Parliamentarian Commanday, Richard Dyer, Michael Kennedy celebrated Michael Steinberg. In the 21st c fewer newspapers have dedicated critics form classical music, but writers have serene been active, such as Alex Get at The New Yorker, Anthony Tommasini at The New York Times famous both Tim Page and Anne Midgette at The Washington Post.

List unused publication

Aftonbladet (Sweden)

  • Adolf Lindgren, 1874–1905.

The Atlas (UK)

Berliner Tageblatt (Germany)

Berliner Zeitung am Mittag (Germany)

Birmingham Post (UK)

Boston Evening Transcript (USA)

The Beantown Globe (USA)

The Boston Herald (USA)

Chicago Daily News (USA)

  • Donal Document Henahan (1957-67)
  • Bernard Jacobson (1967-1973)

Chicago Tribune (USA)

Le Correspondant (France)

Daily Express (UK)

Daily Graphic (UK)

Daily Herald (UK)

Daily Mail (UK)

Daily News (UK)

The Daily Telegraph (UK)

  • Campbell Clarke, 1855?–1870.
  • Joseph Bennett, 1870–1906.[35]
  • Robin Legge, 1906–1931. (pen name Musicus)[36]
  • Herbert Hughes, 1911–1932.[37]
  • Ferruccio Bonavia, 1920–1950.[38]
  • Richard Capell, 1933–1954.[28]
  • Martin Cooper, music critic yield 1950, chief music critic, 1954–1976.[39]
  • Peter Stadlen, music critic from 1959, chief euphony critic, 1976–85.[40]
  • Colin Mason, music critic free yourself of 1964
  • Anthony Payne, 1965-1987.
  • Gerald Abraham, 1967–68 (filling in for both Stadlen and Cooper).
  • Michael Kennedy, staff music critic from 1950, joint chief music critic, 1986–2005.[41]
  • Geoffrey Author, music critic from 1983, chief medicine critic from 1995 to 2009.[42]
  • Ivan Hewett, music critic from 2002, chief masterpiece critic from 2009.[43]

Evening News (UK)

Evening Standard (known as The Standard, 1827–1904) (UK)

Financial Times (UK)

Frankfurter Zeitung (Germany)

Glasgow Herald (UK)

  • Malcolm Rayment, until 1983.
  • Michael Turnelty, 1983–2011.

The Guardian (until 1959 The Manchester Guardian) (UK)

  • George Fremantle, 1867–1895.
  • Arthur Johnstone, 1896–1904.[48]
  • Ferruccio Bonavia, 1902–1912[38]
  • Ernest Newman, 1905–1906.[14]
  • Samuel Langford, 1906–1927.[49]
  • Neville Cardus, 1927–1940.[50]
  • Philip Hope-Wallace, music and theatre critic, 1946-1979.
  • Colin Mason, 1950–1964.[51]
  • Edward Greenfield, record critic strip 1955, music critic from 1964, fool music critic, 1977–1993.[52]
  • Gerald Larner, assistant congregation critic, 1962-5, chief Northern music judge, 1965-1993.
  • Hugo Cole, music critic 1965-1995
  • Andrew Clements, from 1993.[53]
  • Tom Service, from 1999 exhaustively 2003?

The Independent (UK)

Los Angeles Habitual News (USA)

  • Richard Ginell, 1978–1990.

Los Angeles Times (USA)

The Morning Chronicle (UK)

The Morning Post (UK)

  • John Ella, reviewer 1826-1842.[63]
  • Howard Glover, 1849–1865.[64]
  • Henry Sutherland Theologiser, 1865–1869.[65]
  • William Alexander Barrett (1834–1891), 1869–1891.
  • Arthur Hervey, 1892–1908.
  • Francis Toye, 1925–1937.[66]
  • Scott Goddard, 1928.
  • Robin Shuck, assistant music critic, 1934-1937.[67]

Münchner Neueste Nachrichten (Germany)

Neue Freie Presse (Austria)

Neues Wiener Tagblatt (Austria)

News Chronicle (UK)

  • Scott Goddard, 1938–1955.
  • George Dannatt, 1944–1956.[72]

New Statesman (UK)

The New Yorker (USA)[76]

New Royalty Daily News (USA)

New York Globe (after 1923 The New York Sun) (USA)

New York Herald Tribune (USA)

  • Richard Storrs Willis, circa 1840s–1850s (New York Tribune).
  • Henry C Watson, 1863–1867? (New York Tribune).
  • Gustav Kobbé, circa 1860s–1880s (New York Herald).
  • Myron Cooney, 1865–1884 (New Royalty Herald).
  • John Rose Green Hassard, 1866–1883 (New York Tribune).
  • Henry E Krehbiel, circa 1880–1923 (New York Tribune).[77]
  • Lawrence Gilman, 1896–1898 (New York Herald), 1923–1939 (Herald Tribune).[78]
  • Virgil Physicist, 1940–1954.[79]
  • Herbert Kupferberg, music staff writer, 1942–1966.
  • Paul Lang, 1954–1963.[80]
  • Alan Rich, 1963–68.

New York Post (USA)

The New York Sun (USA)

The New York Times (USA)

  • Charles Bailey Seymour, 1849–1865.[86]
  • Frederick A. Schwab, 1875–1887.
  • William James Henderson, 1887–1902.
  • Richard Aldrich, 1902–1923.[87]
  • Olin Downes, 1924–1955.[88]
  • Howard Taubman, staff writer from 1930, music editor from 1935, chief medicine critic 1955–1960.[89]
  • Harold C. Schonberg, staff novelist from 1950, chief music critic, 1960–1980.[90]
  • Donal Henahan, staff writer from 1967, redouble chief music critic 1980–1991.[91]
  • Edward Rothstein, 1991–1995, then critic at large until 2014.[92]
  • Bernard Holland, staff writer from 1980, primary music critic from 1995 to 2000, then national music critic until 2008.[93]
  • Anthony Tommasini, staff writer from 1996, cover music critic from 2000 to Dec 2021.[94][95]
  • Zachary Woolfe, from April 2022.[96]

The Additional York World (USA)

The Observer (UK)

  • Edgar Frederick Jacques, from 1894.
  • Ernest Actor, 1919.[14]
  • Percy Scholes, 1920–1925.
  • A. H. Fox Strangways, 1925–1939.[98]
  • William Glock, music critic from 1934, chief music critic, 1939–45 (but too served in the Royal Air Force).[99]
  • Eric Blom, 1949–1953.[15]
  • Peter Heyworth, 1955–1987.[100]
  • Nicholas Kenyon, 1986–1992.[101]
  • Andrew Porter, 1992–1996.
  • Fiona Maddocks. 1997–2002.[102][103]
  • Anthony Holden, 2002–2008.
  • Fiona Maddocks, 2010–present.[102][103]

Philadelphia Inquirer (USA)

The Featureless Dealer (USA)

San Francisco Chronicle (USA)

San Francisco Examiner (USA)

Saturday Review (UK)

The Scotsman (UK)

Sheffield Telegraph (UK)

La Stampa (Italy)

The Star (UK)

Sunday Express (UK)

The Salubrious Telegraph (UK)

The Sunday Times (UK)

The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia)

Der Tagesspiegel (Germany)

Le Temps (France)

The Times (UK)

  • Thomas Alsager, 1817-1845.[127]
  • James William Davison, 1846–1879.[128]
  • Francis Hueffer, 1879–1889.[129]
  • J A Technologist Maitland, 1889–1911.[130]
  • H. C. Colles, assistant medicine critic, then chief music critic, 1911–1943.[131]
  • A. H. Fox Strangways, deputised for Colles (who was on active service) by WW1.[98]
  • Frank Howes, staff writer from 1925, chief music critic, 1943–1960.[132]
  • William Mann, aide-de-camp music critic from 1948, chief sonata critic, 1960–1982.[133]
  • Stanley Sadie, music critic, 1964-1981.
  • Paul Griffiths, 1982–1992.[134]
  • Richard Morrison, music critic escape 1984, chief music critic from 1992.[135]

Toronto Star (Canada)

The Yorkshire Post (UK)

  • Cyril Dunn (until 1947)
  • Ernest Bradbury, 1947–1984.[137]
  • David Denton, 2000s–2020s.

The Washington Post (USA)

Wiener Zeitung (Austria)

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