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A Tempo this Saturday (6/4) hears from students who will play music to accompany several classic silent films later this month.

The Princeton Baroque Orchestra this Friday (6/3) performs the first part of its two-concert "Sacred & Profane" series in this broadcast from the 2021 Princeton Festival .

Karrin & Bill present a second episode of music that hopes for and grants us, musically, that elusive peace.

A Tempo this Saturday (6/11 at 7 pm) previews the opening concert in the Angel’s Share concert series in the catacombs of Brooklyn’s Green-Wood cemetery.

This program will look at songs about brides and weddings from the musicals for all of those June weddings.

This week, we'll hear a 1973 performance of Rossini's "William Tell" featuring Gabriel Bacquier, Mady Mesple, Monsterrat Caballe, and Nicolai Gedda among others.

The Classical Network joins with The Princeton Festival to bring you a live performance of What Makes it Great, featuring host Rob Kapilow and the Signum Quartet playing Franz Schubert's String Quartet in D Minor, “Death and the Maiden."

This week's opera is from the pen of a forgotten master who was the teacher of Donizetti, inspiration of Rossini, and author of nearly 70 operas, Johann Simon Mayr. The opera is 1814's “Le due duchesse ossia La caccia dei lupi” (“The Two Duchesses or The Hunt of the Wolves”) in its 2017 world premier recording.

Join us for highlights from Mozart's tale of perfidious love.