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Maybe it's not fair, but we're going to play two works by Debussy that he never wanted us to hear. And we'll listen to one piece in a form he never…

Susan Lewis considers 20th-century Pennsylvania sculptor and furniture maker, Wharton Esherick.Tom Keels spends time with some of Philadelphia's…

The Canadian Brass stopped by our studios to talk with Jill Pasternak and perform live after their recent concert on the Temple campus. Musician and…

Tune in on Independence Day at 1 pm for a special hour of Leroy Anderson favorites performed by the US Air Force Band, the Purdue University Symphonic…

Jim Cotter speaks with storyteller James Braley about his one-man show, Life in a Marital Institution (20 Years of Monogamy in One Terrifying Hour), now…

More than so many other kinds of music, jazz takes its tradition seriously. There's about 100 years' worth, and most of it has been passed down in sound:…

Jim Cotter speaks with the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Aaron Jay Kernis.David Patrick Stearns profiles Anthony McGill, the principal clarinet of the…

The English choral group delves into the essential question of the Bible's Song of Songs at the Savannah Music Festival.--From NPR's Classics in Concert…

Jill Pasternak speaks with violinist Angele Dubeau about her newest CD release with her string ensemble La Pieta - John Adams: Portrait - an…

Donald Nally, artistic director of The Crossing, talks with Jim Cotter about some ambitious new plans for his internationally renowned, Philadelphia-based…