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This delightful Christmas fantasy takes place through Christmas Eve to Christmas morning and finds the young smith named Vakula traveling to St. Petersburg on the back of the devil in order to get the Tsarina's slippers as a gift for his love.

This week's program is a long-forgotten 1897 opera "Das Unmoglichste von Allem" ("The Most Impossible Thing of All") by a sadly forgotten late-Romantic era German composer, Anton Urspruch.

A Tempo this Saturday (12/2 at 7 pm) looks ahead to an upcoming program of contemporary piano music based on traditional Byzantine and Jewish chants.

Suor Angelica is the second of Puccini's triptych "Il Trittico."

This week's Sunday Opera features two lesser-known works by Sergei Prokofiev. The first is a comic opera entitled "Betrothal in a Monastery," and the second is the short "Maddalena."

We're spanning 137 years of Broadway musical history as we look at some of the shows that opened in New York in January. From 1887's "The Old Homestead" to this year's "Days of Wine and Roses," we've got 14 songs from a variety of wonderful sources.

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.

Maria Callas and Alfredo Krauss highlight Act 1 of "The Lisbon Traviata."

A Tempo this Saturday (3/2 at 7 pm) delves into the Other Minds Archive, which can now be accessed online.

The Grammy-winning trio Time for Three joins the orchestra for this concert Friday (5/3 at 8 pm) featuring Contact by Kevin Puts, which won the Pulitzer Prize and two Grammy Awards.