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We're celebrating the incredible talents of lyricist E.Y. Harburg through six of his Broadway musicals: "Finian's Rainbow," "Bloomer Girl," "Jamaica," "The Happiest Girl in the World," "Flahooley," and "Darling of the Day."

Since winters have been so strange for us in the east, we decided to revisit a program we've done in the past looking at winter weather through the musicals, so we'll hear songs about cold, ice, snow, and other things "winter" from sixteen musicals.

"Hello, Dolly!" was 60-years old on 1/16/24, so to celebrate it, we're playing most of the songs in the score from a variety of Broadway and foreign cast recordings.

Giovanni Paisello wrote the satire Lo Sposo Burlato at the request of Catherine the Great. Hear it this Sunday (2/4) at 8 pm.

A Tempo features a conversation with pianist Orli Shaham about what helps Mozart's music endure - and what made it cutting edge at the time he wrote it.

Great teachers at the piano this Friday (2/9 with a repeat Saturday 2/10)

With the passing of composer Peter Schickele in January at the age of 88, we revisit a chat we had with composer and creator of PDQ Bach 10 years ago in 2014

The Princeton High School choral and orchestral Ensembles are featured in this broadcast Monday (1-29).

This week's program is about two tricksters. The first is from Haydn's forgotten 1777 comedy "The World on the Moon," and the second is the ballet by Sibelius about Scaramouche which has a tragic ending.

The Orchestra Now (TON) is led by its Music Director and Bard College President Leon Botstein in this performance Monday (2/5) at 8 pm.