The historic center reclaims one of its symbols. After more than ten years of waiting, postponements, and the complex ...

Playing her festival debut in Monterey Jazz’s intimate Pacific Jazz Café last September, Cuban violinist and vocalist Yilian ...

With artificial intelligence doing its best to inveigle its way into the arts, there’s no better antidote than a late night ...

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA) and the Martin Barooshian Artwork Trust are pleased to announce the MFA’s acquisition of Martin Barooshian's oil painting Revelation (1960), a landmark addition ...

Beaver Island, the most remote inhabited isle in the Great Lakes, is widely known as a prime destination for nature lovers.

Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale's new music director Peter Whelan admires Handel's 1728 masterpiece "Tolomeo," an ...

I’ve always loved pearls because no two are ever the same. They’re naturally imperfect, and that’s what makes them beautiful, ...

The Friends of the Carmel Valley Library will present Bradley Pettit, pianist and harpsichordist, on Tuesday, July 28, at ...

Chicago's Bach in the City announced its upcoming season, featuring three period-instrument concerts at DePaul University and St. Vincent de Paul Church, alongside harpsichordist Jason Moy's promotion ...

The late Baroque period crackles with a particular kind of energy. By the 1680s the grand gestures of early Baroque opera had settled into something richer and more intricate. Composers started ...

The Baroque era crackled with invention. From roughly 1600 to 1750, composers across Europe tore up old rules about harmony, rhythm, and emotional expression, then built something dazzling in their ...