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Rare shellac piano recordings from the 78 RPM era this Friday (5/23, rebroadcast Saturday 5/24)

A Tempo this Saturday (5/10) looks at the impact of the National Endowment of the Arts' withdrawal and cancellation of grants on New Jersey and Pennsylvania performing arts organizations. It also features an interview with Ryan Fleur, the new President and CEO of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Ensemble Arts Philly.

This week's episode Sunday (5/3) surveys music recorded by the Estonian vocal ensemble.

This special concert broadcast Friday (5/2 at 8 pm) features the Bach Choir of Bethlehem, the Westminster Choir and soloists.

Juditha Triumphans is the featured work on this broadcast Monday (5/5) at 8 pm.

It's music about mothers and women this Sunday (5/11) on Sounds Choral.

The wind players of Philadelphia-based Piffaro The Renaissance Band look at one of the most potent examples of musical immigration in 16th century Europe - the story of the Bassano family - in this broadcast Monday (4/28 at 8 pm).

Host Rob Kapilow continues his survey of great music from the American songbook on this episode Monday (5/12 at 8 pm)

Stanislaw Moniuszko has been dubbed the father of Polish national music, but only a few of his works have been seen outside of Poland where they are performed regularly. On this week’s Sunday Opera (5/18 3:00 p.m.) we’ll hear one of them, his “The Haunted Manor” (“Straszny Dwor”), and although it is labeled as a romantic comedy, it’s considered to be one of the finest examples of patriotic Polish themed music.