Renaud Capuçon playing Bach's Sonatas and Partitas, Neave Trio performing Clara Schumann, and Boris Giltburg tackling Rachmaninoff — just a few highlights from the March edition of Sunday Classical: New Releases. Join host Mark Pinto on Mar. 1 from 3-6 p.m.

Meet 17 year-old operatic soprano Katherine Gilchrist from Allentown, PA, a three-time CS All-State singer for Pennsylvania and a featured artist on NPR’s From the Top Daily Joy series.

Kurt Elling has lately been earning ovations on Broadway, but he hits Philly with pianist Christian Sands, as on their duo album 'Wildflowers, Vol. 3.'

Fanfare is jam-packed with stellar concerts this week, including the Curtis Opera Theatre's production of a Saariaho opera; Nathalie Joachim with a new evening-length work; and a monumental program by the Jasper String Quartet.

Search high and low, in this world and beyond, and you won't ever find another Sun Ra. So we're excited about the broadcast premiere of Sun Ra: Do the Impossible on PBS. Our own Nate Chinen is a commentator in the film — and so is our guest this episode, the author and critic Marcus J. Moore, who brings a multilayered appreciation of Sun Ra's artistry to our conversation. Space is the Place!

Although Valentine's Day has passed, the love of music remains, bringing us a wide range of performances this week.

The week ahead bodes auspiciously for fans of vocal jazz, with at least four terrific shows around town.

Tune in on Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. for a special Valentine's Day broadcast of The Get Down, hosted by Julian Booker

Nicola Benedetti performing a Scottish love ballad, and Martha Argerich playing themes from Romeo and Juliet — those are just two of the treats in our classical broadcast on Valentine's Day.

Valentine's Day is fast approaching. Luckily, this week is offering plenty of opportunities to see some lovely performances from a number of heavy hitters. Make it a date!