Cheers and applause erupted from the packed hall as Ax took a bow and seated himself at the piano. I expected a dramatic silence as he prepared, but got nothing of the sort as Ax immediately launched into Beethoven’s "Sonata Pathetique."
Posts published in “Arts”
There are several methods to ensure that you’ll benefit from more than just pride in giving the gift. If you adhere to these general premises, you will be guaranteed to have taken one step closer to truly understanding the art of gift giving.
I sat down with Kieran Loehr ’16, a student who many feel represents the spirit and energy that we try to emulate in our IHS…
The Martian is a hard science-fiction movie that first aired on October 2. It’s based on a book (which was originally published as a blog)…
I may not be the biggest Jurassic Park fan, but having read the books and watched the first few movies, I was excited to hear…
Summer rolled in, blessed us like a long-awaited family reunion with temperatures above 60 degrees, cursed us with tan lines and humidified hair big enough…
Spoiler alert.
This film is absolutely insane.
“Duck Down!”: From the start, The Roots’ vigorous beat will hit you in the face.