Halloween

Pay no attention to the ghost of Mozart haunting our music library. As we head into Halloween, WRTI is celebrating the sweet as well as the spooky side of the holiday.

'Halloween Tales,' the new album by saxophonist Michael Blake, features songs of horror and harvest, played by a sharp acoustic quartet.

Philly Joe Jones stood within the first tier of jazz drummers in 1958, when he took an all-star band and a Bela Lugosi impression into the studio. Our Spooky Season soundtracks have never been the same.

Tenor saxophonist Booker Ervin was born on Oct. 31. His "Eerie Dearie" is a must for your spooky playlist this year.

Your classical music soundtrack for Halloween is on WRTI with hosts John T.K. Scherch, Melinda Whiting, and Meg Bragle.

With Halloween around the corner, Flix@5 becomes a parade of great horror scores. Here are Meg Bragle's picks (all treats, no tricks).

From the absurd and campy to the spooky and truly frightful, you’re sure to find something in these 10 tunes that speak to what you love most about Halloween.

On Halloween day during Classical Coffeehouse with Debra Lew Harder, tune in from 6 am to 12 noon to hear music of the mysterious night—of the…

When composer Bernard Herrmann made the move from New York to Hollywood in 1951 to score the film, The Day The Earth Stood Still, he already had a taste…

The Martians are coming! Join us the week of October 26th leading up to Halloween for some super scary and extraterrestrial classical and jazz fun on…