Top Five Albums Everyone Is Embarrassed to Admit They Once Loved

Here are Susie's real all time favourite albums.

Top Five Songs That, When You Think About It, Aren't That Romantic

Ben analyzes some lyrics and starts to get worried.

Arts Poll 2010

Students pick the best of 2010

Arts Poll 2010

We polled over 300 students on their favorite things from 2010. Here are the results:

Group Celebrates Local Folk Music Legacies

In 1958, a young, soon-to-be Boston University dropout named Joan Baez played her first live show. It was at a venue called Club 47 just outside of Harvard Square, and only eight people were in attendance.

Top Five Bruce Springsteen Moments of 2010

Like most years, 2010 was a big year for The Boss. Let’s look back at some of the finer moments.

Top Five Commonly Mispronounced Classical Composers

Hailing from an extended family of classical musicians, I had a slightly uncharacteristic childhood. Though my parents were mostly ignorant ...

2010 in 10 Kanye Quotes

Kanye’s latest album is a brash triumph, but just as important for 2010 was his acquisition of a Twitter account.

Donald Heller, of the chamber theater group The Hurdy-Gurdy Band, plays his hurdy-gurdy outside the Harvard Book Store for passers-by yesterday evening.

The classically trained Peter Podobry once performed gigs with bands around the area. He has been a street musician for almost 10 years in Cambridge.

Organ Gives Life to Choral Sound

Edward Elgar’s hymn “Great is the Lord” is a piece practically made for the organ, as it surges forward in ...

Ned Landin can often be found performing at Harvard Square He often interjects comedy with his skillful and melodic performances.

Often performing for hours at a time, Ned Landin changes into comfortable moccasins and a foot pad to endure the performance.

Ramblin’ Dan has been building his current instrument for the past year. The Professor World Band can be seen around Cambridge and Boston during the summer.

Juan Carlos Valdes Fernandez '11

Photoessay: Street Musicians in Cambridge

Photoessay: Street Musicians in Cambridge

Portrait of an Artist: Juan Carlos Valdes Fernandez '11

VIDEO: This week, Arts highlights Harvard senior Juan Carlos Valdes Fernandez in their Portrait of an Artist series.

‘The Legend’ Replete With Honesty and Growth

With “The Legend of Mr. Rager,” Kid Cudi succeeds in presenting a sophomore album that shows development and maturation.

Ethnic Art Bypasses Boundaries

November 5 marked the start of the Hindu festival of Diwali, the most important festival in the Hindu calendar. Diwali—which ended November 9—coincided with a generous offering of South Asian cultural events at Harvard, including performances of dance and music by students and professional artists alike.

Underoath Find Novel Sound With New Line Up

For better or for worse, the new members of Underoath have created music that little resembles the Underoath that hardcore fans remember from their early days.