Things are really looking up for classical music blogs when your review of the latest release by one who may soon be the world's finest tenor shows up under the "Editorial Reviews" section of said tenor's official website. What's interesting is that Alex Ross is not cited by his post at the New Yorker, which would seem to lend more cachet, but strictly by his blog's name, The Rest Is Noise.

Wow. Classical blogs are so serious and interesting. You know, someone should really write an article about classical weblogs and how interesting they are and how there may (one day) be questions raised as to the validity of sudden rampant public participation in the appropriation of high culture via the internet and especially classical music and how bloggers are "invigorating the scene."

Oh, sorry. There for a minute, I thought I was slow-on-the-uptake-and-reporting-of-news-Andante.com! Just kidding, Andante; we luv u.