The Epstein files expose how racial hierarchy, genetic “optimisation” and even climate-driven population culling circulated ...

Our bodies often respond instinctively to music-by tapping our feet, nodding our heads, or swaying to the beat. Now, a study published in PLOS Biology ...

At Washington Avenue Elementary and schools across the region, arts programs are transforming classrooms and young minds ...

The concert is free to all with an RSVP, but it’s intended first and foremost for audience members living with long COVID and ...

Young composer and pianist Christopher Jessup talks about recent projects, including an orchestral work for the London Symphony Orchestra – and the importance of emotional authenticity in contemporary ...

A new study suggests that human bodies react to music in subtle ways that bypass conscious awareness. Researchers have ...

I am deep in discussion with Richard Walsh over Jane Austen, of all things. Walsh, who is just about the last man standing ...

Today in Music History for Dec. 19: In 1808, Horatius Bonar, Scottish clergyman, poet and hymn writer, was born. He authored several missionary biographies and penned over 600 hymns, including "I ...

There is a stretch of land along the Rappahannock River, just outside  the charming village of Nimcock, which can be observed from a crest on a road leading into town.

Two workmanlike pieces by the teenage Bach had their New York premiere at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center.

Bach in the City, Chicago's newest Baroque period-instrument organization, will present 'Bach's Musical World,' at Allen ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by A pair of organ works that scholars believe were written by a teenage Johann Sebastian Bach were premiered in Leipzig this week and added to the ...