Sunday Classical

Sundays, 5 to 6 pm

WRTI presents Concerts from the Library of Congress on most Sundays from now until May. Airing in 180 cities around the country, the Concerts from the Library of Congress radio series continues a distinguished broadcast tradition of more than eight decades. Launched in 1925 in the Library's historic Coolidge Auditorium, it's the oldest classical music broadcast series in America.The one-hour programs showcase superb performances by legendary stars of the classical music world. With Bill McGlaughlin as an expert guide, the broadcasts open the vaults of the Library's unparalleled music collections.

APPLAUSE: The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia radio broadcast series continues on the third Sunday of each month. Host Dave Conant brings you the best from the Chamber Orchestra's recent performances and archive recording collection.

Sunday, March 21 APPLAUSE: The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia 5 to 6 pm    The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia Works by Mozart and Mendelssohn Conducted by Ignat Solzhenitsyn Program: MOZART: Symphony No. 31 "Paris" MENDELSSOHN: Symphony No.4 "Italian" More Information: The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia