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Waterway Warriors Kick off 2026 with 2 Shoreline Cleanups! Sharon Noll, one of the co-founders of the group talks about the successes achieved in 2025 and new events in 2026.

In 1942 Oscar Levant and Andre Kostelanetz teamed up for a recording of the Gershwin Concerto in F, and we'll hear the results this Sunday. And then we'll check in on Dmitri Shostakovich, once an "Enemy of the People," and now suddenly a "Hero of the Soviet Union."

Antonio Vivaldi -- who never lived in Florida -- tells us about The Four Seasons back where he came from on this Sunday's program.

We’ll be looking at music from a half dozen contemporary American composers this Sunday with an hour of recent music. And we’ll continue with the further adventures of Mozart as he reaches the age of 23 and finds himself suffering the little town blues in Salzburg once again.

J.S. Bach was born on March 31, 1685, and we’re celebrating with an all-Bach program this Sunday, replete with Inventions and Fugues, Suites and Chorales, Sonatas and What-Have-You.

We’ve been working our way through the Beethoven piano sonatas over the past few months, and this week we’re up to Number 14, the famous Moonlight Sonata.It was written in 1801, and that was a big year for the thirty-year-old transplant to the big city of Vienna. Audiences were taking notice, and patrons were commissioning works. There was a troublesome ringing in his ears, but maybe that would go away.