Sir Roger Norrington, who has died aged 91, was a leading figure in the period-instrument movement and a vigorous and often controversial champion of musical authenticity.

The likelihood of 10 years being long enough for independence to become the settled will under the SNP, is as unlikely as the Arran ferries ...

A Travelling History" is a fascinating look at a marginalized and misunderstood group of people who have encountered hostility for centuries.

Chad Bryant explores the recent history of the city through the prism of diverse personalities in Prague: Belonging in the ...

Cadillac is a northern Michigan city in the Lower Peninsula, surrounding Lake Cadillac. The town of about 10,000 residents is ...

“Ghost pipe starts an absolute war,” one administrator of a foraging Facebook group told her. Community members argue over ...

Adam Bailey, Control, Emergency Ops, Hoop and Hat, Improvised John Hughes, Life, Love and Lack Thereof, No Die! Plan V, The ...

The relevance of the author was challenged (replaced by the critic), as was the text (replaced by theory). The novel as story ...

Patricia Smith Hill’s “Too Good to Be Altogether Lost” offers a balanced analysis that will help readers make their peace ...

Enjoy a scenic summer walk along Hebden Beck, a picturesque and historically rich river in North Yorkshire. Complete the loop via Tinkers Lane ...

Swedish scholar Peter K Andersson delves into the history of the dandy, western society’s snappiest of dressers, from Oscar ...

Timothy 2:14 served primarily as moral exhortation. Writing in an age when Christian communities were wrestling with pagan moralities and internal discipline, Tertullian used the verse to affirm male ...