Halloween has concluded and the holiday season is right on its tail. This week is packed, featuring Yannick leading the Curtis Symphony Orchestra in Mahler, two PCMS features, the recently revived London City Ballet, and more.

As a centerpiece of A Love Park Supreme, on John Coltrane's 100th birthday, saxophonist Jaleel Shaw led an all-star trio in a concert of Coltrane music. WRTI is proud to share video of the opener, "Impressions."

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.

Join host Mark Pinto on Nov. 1 from 3-6 p.m. for Sunday Classical: New Releases. This November edition will feature solo cello works performed by Curtis alum Arlen Hlusko; pianist Daniil Trifonov in solo and concertante works from Latin America and the Caribbean; and 15-year-old violinist Himari's debut with Decca Classics.

Who is our next breakout jazz singer? Chances are, they were in Paris this month for the Herbie Hancock International Jazz Vocals Competition. Nate was there too, and now he brings us a field report — including his backstage interview with Malou Oheix, the 27-year-old French vocalist who won first prize.

Heading into Halloween week, we’re looking at a lot of musical treats, from visiting dignitaries and local luminaries alike.

Fanfare takes a seafaring spin this week, featuring a program by The Publick Pleasure commemorating lost mariners, the Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective performing Anna Clyne's piece inspired by the mythological sirens, and a number of other exciting performances.

Trumpeter, bandleader and educator Terell Stafford talks about his classical roots, his years with Shirley Scott and Jimmy Heath, and building Temple University’s jazz program.

We are thrilled to share that The Late Set podcast has won not one, but two Signal Awards: Gold in the Interview or Talk Show category, and Bronze in Arts & Culture.