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Different Trains simultaneously asks and answers the question of how moral human beings can live in a world where the Holocaust happened.

Critic at large Ed Siegel says goodbye to the Emerson String Quartet, his old favorite, but has a young group to keep him company, the Danish String Quartet. Both are coming to NEC's Jordan Hall as part of the Celebrity Series of Boston.

The acclaimed Kronos Quartet will be in Richmond this weekend, presenting "At War With Ourselves - 400 Years of You" in the Modlin Center at the University of Richmond. VPM's Mike Goldberg talks with violinist and founder of the quartet, David Harrington, who discusses this groundbreaking work.

The story behind Kronos Quartet and poet Nikky Finney coming to record “At War with Ourselves” at University of Richmond on Jan. 21.

Artsline || Jan. 16: Local arts and culture events, performances, classes, and exhibitions for the Richmond area, curated each week by VPM's Artsline.

Seemingly ageless, as the last living original member of the seminal band Big Star, Jody Stephens is the ultimate appreciator.

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi announced today that 57 organizations and individuals in San Francisco will receive nearly $1.4 million in

Writer-director Todd Field used 'Tár' as his opportunity to make a film about power starring Cate Blanchett as a character he's been thinking about for a decade.

Columnist John Job writes about how, like Nick Cave said, "Life is too damn short not to be awed."

Minnesota’s top theater, classical, dance and art of 2022 included “Beauty and the Beast,” Osmo Vänskä’s farewell, “Carmen” and “Botticelli and Renaissance Florence.”