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Five Questions to Test Your Beethoven Knowledge Monday, December 5 to Friday, December 9 Do you think you've got the biggest Beethoven book of knowledge?…

Sunday, March 11 3 to 5 pm New York Philharmonic PROGRAM: Rossini: Stabat Mater Mahler: Symphony No. 4 in G Major CONDUCTORS: Thomas Schippers; Leonard…

As the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia begins it's new season, Jim Cotter speaks with Dirk Brosse, the ensemble's new music director.And we speak with…

Often overrun by foreign powers in its thousand-year history, Poland engenders pride in people of Polish descent around the world. October is Polish…

David Patrick Stearns takes us to two new Shakespeare productions: the Opera Company of Philadelphia's Otello at the Academy of Music, and Macbeth at the…

Did you listen to the WRTI broadcast of the Academy of Vocal Arts' popular Giargiari Bel Canto Operatic Competition on October 9th? Many of you voted in…

Jim Cotter speaks with landscape architect Kim Wilkie. He's the designer of Longwood Gardens' new East Conservatory Plaza, featuring the first terraced…

Remembering "La Stupenda" --NPR ClassicalRead the NPR Article HereJoan Sutherland 1926-2010: A Tribute--Opera Britannia

Jill's guest this week is violinist Maria Bachmann. A graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music, Maria has been hailed as a violinist who combines…

We look ahead to the opening of the National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia on November 26, 2010.David Patrick Stearns profiles Jaap…