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This concert broadcast features Elizabethan and contemporary harpsichord music performed by Mahan Esfahani.

A Tempo this Saturday (10/1 at 7 pm) concludes its two-week update on Westminster Choir College as Rider University integrates it into its Lawrenceville, NJ campus amid ongoing legal challenges.

My Lai (this work contains profanity that may be upsetting to some, discretion is advised)

A Tempo this Saturday (8/27 at 7 pm) checks in with the creators of two websites designed to increase appreciation of the musical contributions of Clara Wieck Schumann and Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, as well as other women composers.

This week's opera comes from London's Royal Opera and features Antonio Vivaldi's 1735 opera about the life of Bajazet after his defeat by Tamerlane.

A Tempo this week looks at Ballet Hispánico's Doña Peron, an effort to reclaim the story of the iconic and complex Latina figure, and The Dessoff Choirs' upcoming performance of music by Vicente Lusitano, a Portuguese Renaissance composer of African descent.

This week's program features two works with music by Sir Arthur Sullivan. We'll begin with "The Pirates of Penzance" which he wrote with W.S. Gilbert and then turn to "The Rose of Persia" which he wrote with Basil Hood. "The Pirates of Penzance" is the 1981 Broadway revival featuring Kevin Kline, Linda Ronstadt, and Rex Smith.

One of the last century's great singers, Pavarotti sings arias, a duet and Neapolitan songs on The Lyric Stage this Sunday (12/29 at 8 pm).

This week's Sunday opera features a 1983 recording of Rameau's battle of good and Evil centering on Zoroastre and his love Amelite.

This week's Sunday Opera is Meyerbeer's 1859 opera-comique entitled "Dinorah" with more music of Meyerbeer to follow.