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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).

A Tempo (1/24) spotlights efforts by an Italian conductor, musicologist and composer to find, preserve and share music written by victims of the Holocaust and other authoritarian regimes.

Presenting a wide range of works with a unique programming concept this Friday (1/23, rebroadcast Saturday 1/24)

Music Director Rossen Milanov leads this program of 19th century composers Friday (1/30) at 8 pm.

We turn to England for this week’s Sunday Opera (2/1 3:00 p.m.) for the only full-length opera by Sir William Walton, his 1954 treatment of a poem by Geoffrey Chaucer about the doomed love of “Troilus and Cressida." This recording from Opera North features a roster of some of the best-loved voices in British opera.

More French music is coming your way on this week’s Dress Circle (1/25 7:00 p.m.) as we look at “It’s So French, Part 2.” We're looking at five stage musicals that all originated in France including "La Revolution Francaise" and "The Red and the Black."

This concert Monday (1/26 at 8 pm) includes works by Bach, Piazzolla and Mozart.

Performances and compositions that represent different states of balance and stability this Friday (1/30, rebroadcast Saturday 1/31)