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Ken Howard/Met OperaTune in on May 2 at 1 p.m. to hear The Metropolitan Opera's broadcast of Tchaikovsky's opera Eugene Onegin. -
We're getting ready to celebrate International Jazz Day, at a moment of roiling global tensions. It feels like a great time to connect with Kresten Osgood — a Danish drummer, composer and commentator, host of the podcast Dangerous Sounds.
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The most important figure in the development of mallet percussion was Clair Omar Musser, a native of Lancaster County. His legacy lives on in a remarkable facility at Kutztown University, where we recently joined Gary Burton for a tour. -
Tune in on Saturday, April 25 at 1 p.m. to hear The Metropolitan Opera's broadcast of Vincenzo Bellini's opera, La Sonnambula. -
Whether you like the intimacy of chamber music, the radiance of a choir, the promise of a new opera, or the surge of a full orchestra, this week has something for you. -
Philly Jazz Month presses on, bringing the Germantown Jazz Festival, saxophonists Tia Fuller and María Grand, and the heavyweight bass duo of Christian McBride and Edgar Meyer. -
Tune in on Saturday, April 18 at 1 p.m. to hear The Metropolitan Opera's broadcast of Kaija Saariaho's opera Innocence. -
Pianist James Fernando reps the Philly jazz scene as a fairly recent arrival — but his new album, Philly 3, shows how deeply he's committed. He sat down with WRTI's Nicole Sweeney before an in-studio performance by his trio. -
Meet 16-year-old violinist McKayla Hwang, a Philadelphia Music Alliance for Youth (PMAY) artist, and a member of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra and Settlement Music School’s Capanna Quartet. -
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At the midpoint of Philly Jazz Month, there's a little something for every taste on the scene. Moment's Notice has the details. -
Whether you’re drawn to tradition or discovery, there's something in this week's Fanfare calendar worth hearing.
