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  • Pat Metheny.
    Pat Metheny On Piano Jazz
    The ever-evolving Pat Metheny constantly experiments with new technology, honing his improvisational skills and refining his unique style. On this episode of Piano Jazz, Pat Metheny performs with bassist Christian McBride and drummer Antonio Sanche.
  • Cellist Janos Starker with one of his classes at Indiana University. He said he was "put on this earth to be a teacher."
    Remembering Janos Starker, The Cellist 'Born To Be A Teacher'
    Although renowned as a soloist and Grammy winner, the famed cellist devoted much of his life to teaching students at Indiana University. Starker died Sunday at age 88.
  • John Beasley has now served as music director for both editions of International Jazz Day.
    Meet The Man Who Assembles The World's Biggest Jazz Concert
    Pianist and composer John Beasley isn't exactly a household name. But he's now been tapped twice to direct many of them during the star-studded International Jazz Day concert. So is it difficult to play "jazz police" in an ancient church in Istanbul?
  • Mostly Maynard On Big Band Jazz: May 5 At 7 PM
    On the anniversary of his 85th birthday this Sunday, we'll remember bandleader and trumpeter Maynard Ferguson on Big Band Jazz. Stan Kenton added the…
  • Where Music Lives: On, And At, WRTI
    Music lives on - and at - WRTI, where throughout 2013 we're celebrating our 60th anniversary. "The Diamond Sessions” - a series of classical and jazz…
  • Conductor Leonard Slatkin and his Detroit Symphony Orchestra offered a Spring for Music concert featuring 20th-century composers Sergei Rachmaninov, Maurice Ravel and Kurt Weill — composers Slatkin says in some ways seemed more comfortable with their 19th century roots.
    Spring For Music: Detroit Symphony Orchestra At Carnegie Hall
    Pink Martini singer Storm Large joins Leonard Slatkin and the orchestra for Kurt Weill's satirical Seven Deadly Sins, in a program bookended by composers who straddled the turn of the last century.
  • Helping The Violins Sing: Philadelphia Orchestra Associate Concertmaster Juliette Kang
    The strings are the largest section of a symphony orchestra, and communicating among them to create a unified sound involves the conductor, the…
  • Phil Woods On Piano Jazz
    Saxophonist Phil Woods is a true master of all things bop. Woods showcases his imaginative and sultry saxophone sound with host Marian McPartland.
  • Concerto da Camera on Now Is the Time
    Concertos for low instruments bookend a concerto for orchestra on Now Is the Time, Sunday, May 5th at 10 pm. Gunther Schuller conducts Orchestra 2001 in…
  • Nicola Benedetti: Tiny Desk Concert
    Watch the young violinist spin out music by John Williams and Bach in sweet and soulful tendrils of sound. Wielding a 1717 Gariel Strad worth $10 million, Benedetti performs with warmth and approachable grace that's simply enchanting.
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