There is a sacred tradition among Arts Chairs of picking up articles and writing them during production—a full 48 hours ...

“The Third Reich,” itself exhibiting elements of the detective genre, should be viewed through the lens of a master detective: every sign is indicative of a narrative, and every detail further complicates the layers of complexity already present.

The BSO coupled restraint with its trademark power to spellbinding effect.

The BSO triumphs alongside Yo-Yo Ma despite its star conductor's resignation.

Like the Gospel of Matthew, Henri Cole’s new collection of poems begins with a genealogy.

If hallowed Cambridge bookstores disappear, then what will students and residents have lost?

Korea's musicians' methods, though worth questioning, are definitely correlated to the rampant vitality of classical music there, and it would do North American musicians good at least to think about taking a new approach.

To avoid the unfortunate fate of death by studying, keep these simple tips in mind.

Why jazz? Wynton Marsalis’ answer is simple: “Because it’s the national art.” For him, jazz is perfectly suited by its history and its structure to be morphed and meatphorized as an expression of the American identity.

As an adventure novel "Pym" is wildly successful: the plot almost moves itself along, and its lack of detail may be a necessary cost.