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This broadcast Friday (3/24 at 8 pm) pairs music of JS Bach with poetry by Dryden Ensemble oboist and founder Jane McKinley to tell the story of Anna Magadalena Bach, the second wife of JS Bach.

We're continuing our look at musicals written for television with four more - two from 1957 "The Adventures of Marco Polo" which adapted music by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov and "The Pied Piper of Hamelin" which used themes by Edvard Grieg, one from 1958, "Little Women" by Richard Adler, and a version of "Pinocchio" entitled "Geppetto" featuring music by Stephen Schwartz.

Our third and final program in this series Looks at television musicals by Rodgers and Hammerstein, Livingston and Evans, Hugh Martin, and more.

Meyerbeer's 1836 grand opera is performed here by a stellar cast headed by Martina Arroyo, Joan Sutherland, and Anastasios Vrenios.

Written in 1847, Macbeth was Verdi's first Shakespeare adaptation, and it will be featured on The Lyric Stage this Sunday (4/2 at 2 pm).

Greg Funfgeld leads the Bach Choir of Bethlehem in two Cantatas, a Concerto for Oboe & Violin and the Brandenburg Concerto No.1 this Friday (3/18) at 8 pm

This is the second show in our series dedicated to the works of Stephen Sondheim. This time, we'll be looking at some of our favorite duets.

Today's opera features a lesser-known comedy by Richard Strauss: “Die schweigsame Frau” (The Silent Woman)