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Consonance, dissonance, and a snippy critic were at the heart of this derisive term for some of classical's greats.

The ABC anchor behind primetime news magazine "What Would You Do?" discusses translating the show's Good Samaritan-theme to his new book; tickets are free.

Praised by music critics for their "joyous singing, remarkable delicacy and poise, impressive performance and expressive fervor," the Chamber Chorale is a select vocal ensemble of 20 singers.

A sprinkle of pixie dust and a fantastical journey await!

Librarian Priscilla Finley recommends some of her favorite Las Vegas-set reads for the beach or your backyard.

The program features the Bay Area's Archetti Baroque String Ensemble, prize-winning Notre Dame University organist Craig Cramer, faculty and student performances, and more.

The academic mall will have an international flair April 1 as student, community groups go around the world.

The Believer, one of the world's leading journals of arts and culture, is a five-time finalist for the National Magazine Award; publication part of BMI mission to connect writers, and literary imagination, to public life.

Inspired by her research on the period’s music, flutist Jennifer Grim created a first-of-its-kind festival for 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ and the community.

"Sheer agony and triumphant beauty intersect" (Washington Post).

Can you name five female artists? The Barrick Museum's collection will help you pass this cultural test for Women's History Month.

Winner of the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, "Disgraced" is an unflinching exploration of sex, religion, and cultural assimilation.