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This program looks at several of our favorite overtures from stage and screen by composers like Leonard Bernstein, Richard Rodgers, Bronislaw Kaper, Jule Styne, Miklos Rozsa, and more.

We're back in outer space on this week's Sunday Opera with Offenbach's rarely heard opera "A Trip to the Moon" which was based very loosely on the novel by Jules Verne "From the Earth to the Moon and a Trip Around It"

In the recording featured this Sunday (4/30 at 8 pm) on the Lyric Stage, Sancho Panza becomes a gouvenor of an island. It does not go well.

A Tempo this Saturday (4/22) features a conversation with pianist-turned-financial advisor Nicholas King, who founded After Arts to provide professionals in business, tech, healthcare and other industries a way to share their passion for music.

Bertold Brecht and Kurt Weill wrote Happy End in 1929, one year after The Threepenny Opera. Hear it this Sunday (5/7 at 8 pm).

This week's Sunday opera and following pieces are all my way of celebrating my annual day because they're pieces that I love and are dear to me beginning with Puccini's Incredibly moving and romantic "La Rondine" or "The Swallow."

Frederic Rzewski and Jed Distler in conversation.

A Tempo checks in with The Cincinnati May Festival, the oldest choral festival in the Western hemisphere, and the role it's played in the region's community.

This program features Richard Wagner's second opera (first to be staged) "Das Liebesverbot" which he based on Shakespeare's "Measure of Measure."

The music of Verdi, Rossini Puccini and others by three great singers on The Lyric Stage this Sunday (5/28).