This broadcast Monday (6/15) features performances by The Orchestra Now of music by African-American composers.

A Tempo (6/13) looks at a collaboration between Opera Philadelphia and Temple University to involve students in recording and marketing projects.

The Berlioz/Liszt "Symphonie Fantastique" this Friday (6/12, rebroadcast Saturday 6/13)

This week's Sounds Choral Sunday (6/14 at 2 pm) welcomes the Italian composer, keyboardist and conductor Rafael Fusco.

Most people have heard selections form Bedrich Smetana’s “The Bartered Bride,” but this week’s Sunday Opera (6/14 3:00 p.m.) will give listeners the change to enjoy the entire work in a live performance from the Vienna State Opera.

There are “dog” people, and there are “cat” people, and we are definitely “cat” people. To that end, this week’s Dress Circle (6/14 7:00 p.m.) will be taking a look at our feline and feline-adjacent friends as seen through a variety of musicals.

A selection of works by Ferrucio Busoni, Frédéric Chopin, Henry Litolff, plus Beethoven's "Hammerklavier" sonata.

This broadcast Monday (6/8 at 8 pm) also features the East Coast Premier of Chinese-American composer Zhou Tian’s Hidden Grace, inspired by a trip to Italy.

A celebration of Martha Argerich this Friday (6/5, rebroadcast Saturday 6/6)

Jakob Beer is the featured composer on this week’s Sunday Opera (6/7 3:00 p.m.) and his forgotten 1824 work entitled “Il crociato in Egitto” (“The Crusader in Egypt”). Of course, the composer is Giacomo Meyerbeer who penned some 16 operas, and “Egitto” is his twelfth opera, the last of what is labeled his “Italian operas.”