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Michael Torke: TahitiWho says classical music has to be profound to be enjoyable? If you listen to classical music to "chill out," this disc is for you -…

The WRTI Fall Member Campaign is over...and it was a big SUCCESS! You came through, as always, with the vital support needed to keep WRTI strong. Over…

The WRTI Fall Member Campaign is over...and it was a big SUCCESS! You came through, as always, with the vital support needed to keep WRTI strong. Over…

Mel Torme: The Best of the Concord Years There's an old saying that pays tribute to multi-talented people by suggesting that such people are larger than…

The word "unique" is overused, but Aleksandr Scriabin (1872 - 1915) was one unique composer. Tune in to hear two works of Scriabin that were written only…

It's easy to romanticize or oversimplify the relationship between jazz and Prohibition, but the banning of alcohol and the subsequent rise of speakeasies…

Jim Cotter speaks with Peter Richard Conte, the Grand Court Organist of the Wanamaker Organ. Conte is the soloist in a concert with the Symphony in C…

The Philadelphia Inquirer's David Patrick Stearns profiles the late Italian-American composer Gian Carlo Menotti.Susan Lewis considers 20th-century…

Jill Pasternak and Maureen Malloy bring you a conversation with legendary jazz instrumentalist, band leader, and arranger Jimmy Heath. Jimmy and his…

The Gramophone Awards are a huge deal within classical music. Watch videos and read an article about all of the contenders. A few of the winners:…