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A Tempo this Saturday (3/11 at 7 pm) features an interview with a musician whose Covid-era chamber work will be featured in video form as part of a tribute to hospital and other medical workers. The program also looks at plans by the National Children's Chorus to launch a summer opera camp for teen musicians.

For Women's History Month, The Sunday Opera is featuring this 1977 opera by Scottish-American composer Thea Musgrave. After "Mary, Queen of Scotts," we'll hear move works by women composers from Elisabetta Brusa, Marianne Martines, Jennifer Higdon, and and Dana Suesse.

A Tempo on Saturday (2/25) turns the spotlight on the International Association of Blacks in Dance, which held its first in-person conference in three years this past January.

A Tempo this Saturday (3/4 at 7 pm) previews the 2023-2024 seasons of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Opera Philadelphia.

with guest cellist Juliana Soltis

Composer, conductor and commentator Rob Kapilow walks us through George Gershwin's iconic work this Friday (11/11) at 8 pm with an encore broadcast Saturday at 2 pm.

Angela Lansbury had a career that lasted eight decades, and we wanted to remember this wonderful performer for whom we were very thankful to have seen perform on stage, screen, and TV.

Live performances by Fritz Wunderlich Sunday night (11/13) at 8pm.