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Sergey Kachatryan looks a curly headed Pan and plays like him too, on the violin. The young man's pitches are impossibly clean. He pays more attention to…

There's usually one sibling who carries everyone's baggage. The family Bruce Graham imagines In Something Intangible at the Arden Theatre now shows the…

Hamlet's an exhausting and compelling fellow in the Lantern Company's production with Geoff Sobel in the title role. Sobel, a very physical actor keeps…

Sunday, May 17 4 to 5 pm APPLAUSE: Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia Conductor Ignat Solzhenitsyn APPLAUSE is WRTI's monthly broadcast of encore…

David Patrick Stearns previews The Month of Moderns - a series of concerts by the chamber choir The Crossing.Susan Lewis explores the Woodmere Art…

The virtuosi of Canadian Brass have made the brass quintet an exciting vehicle for serious concert music. The quintet has a long history of recording…

WRTI's critic-at-large, Lesley Valdes, reviews the Walnut's production of The Producers, on stage from now until July 19th. The Broadway hit, with music…

Jim Cotter speaks with Philadelphia Singers Music Director David Hayes. His group is hosting the Chorus America Conference - the annual gathering of…

Sunday, June 7 3 to 5 pm New York Philharmonic David Zinman, conductor Program: Mussorgsky/Rimsky-Korsakov: Night on Bald Mountain Shostakovich: Violin…

Lesley Valdes, WRTI's critic-at-large, reviews the Fabulous Philadelphians' June 3rd performance of a Ravel, Liszt, and Rachmaninoff program at…