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We have a historical performance of the Brahms Double Concerto this week. Legendary performers Pablo Casals and Jacques Thibeault, who were already…

We've got a program of transcriptions on Mozart's Attic this Sunday. We look at music of Bach, Beethoven, Moussorgsky, Debussy, and others from a new…

We arrive at the middle of our cycle of the nine Beethoven Symphonies as transcribed by Franz Liszt this Sunday with the most popular symphony of them…

In 1936, Carl Orff set two-dozen poems from a 13th-century manuscript to music evocative of the Middle Ages. We'll look at his Carmina Burana on this…

It's our annual Handel's Messiah program this Sunday with performance of the complete oratorio, beginning at six. t only happens once a year on Mozart's…

The critics continued to pan his technique, but the audiences came to love Tchaikovsky's melodies, and by 1888, he was among the most famous composers in…

Johann Sebastian Bach’s birthday is coming up, and we’ve got 335 candles on the cake as we celebrate with an all-Bach program this Sunday.

Vienna at the turn of the 19th century: The young Beethoven was new in town and out to make his mark on the world. The elderly Haydn was wrapping it up…

This week on Mozart’s Attic we continue our look at the music of Jean Sibelius and its role in forging a Finnish national identity in the face of Russian…

At one point in the 1940s, Leonard Bernstein became convinced that the future of American music was in the theater: that opera -- especially light opera…