We need more classical music in public spaces

Creativity amid conflict

Novels about middle class male malaise are now considered passé but they were once both groundbreaking and shocking

This new album of three works offers quiet empathy more than overwhelming emotion

Messiaen’s quartet, first performed in a freezing barracks in 1941, is a thing of great beauty

Cricket fans are the ultimate non-conformists

The idea that there are multiple universes and that it might be possible to “‘versejump” is surely one way of explaining the cinematic urge

Part two of Mahan Esfahani’s deconstruction of the modern association of pianist Glenn Gould with Bach’s Goldberg Variations

Architect John Outram fused high-tech and tradition to create his own unique style

Milking the Philistines — someone’s got to do it