Anatoly Grablevsky on Giovanni Bellini’s “Pietà” & Pietro Perugino’s “Man of Sorrows,” at the Morgan Library & Museum.

“On average, the number of submitted complaints of apparent and/or actual violations is thirty per month,” said Meredith Z.

A Dance in Three Acts,” performed by American Ballet Theatre.

But it is, in my judgment and others’, his perfect opera.

Joshua T. Katz on a recent decision by the Bank of England.

On Charles Scribner III, the Dinnersteins, American music, the Founding Fathers & more from the world of culture.

“There were neither fishermen in the libretto nor pearls in the music.” That was the scathing verdict of Le Figaro on Georges Bizet’s Pearl Fishers when the youthful opera juxtaposing love and duty ...

Michael Caines works for The Times Literary Supplement and is writing a book about Brigid Brophy.

It’s almost enough to make one believe in that much-mentioned but too often elusive “long arc of history,” which, according to Martin Luther King Jr. (not to mention Barack Obama), “bends towards ...

Bennett Tucker on Handel’s “La resurrezione,” performed by the Barrocada collective, at St John’s Anglican Church, Haifa, ...