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We've got a set of music from seven less-well-known composers, born in the second half of the last century, with seven different ideas about new…

This week we come to the end of the cycle of the nine Beethoven symphonies, transcribed by Franz Liszt, and performed by Cyprien Katsaris. Beethoven's…

In 1733, Bach found himself in a competition with Vivaldi, Albinoni, Telemann, and several other musicians for a position with the court orchestra in…

You can get the recipe for Mama Stamberg's cranberry sauce every year from NPR, but only Mozart's Attic will tell you how to use up your turkey leftovers…

Many an attic has a box labeled "Christmas Stuff," and Mozart's is no exception.This Sunday we'll have some holiday music for you that doesn't include…

No Rudolph, no Frosty, no bells' jingle jingleIn Mozart’s Attic we hope some thing’llMake your Sunday eve bright.There’s no silence this night.We have…

We're in the midst of the cycle of the six numbered Tchaikovsky symphonies, and this week brings us to Symphony No. 3, one of the seldom performed and…

With the coming of the 20th century, a new national school of composition arose in Great Britain. Ralph Vaughan Williams, Gustav Holst, Benjamin Britten…

As a composer for the musical comedy stage as we’ll as for the concert hall, George Gershwin was a towering figure in American music of the…

Cervantes wrote his novel Don Quixote in the early 1600s, and Georg Philipp Telemann and Richard Strauss both had something to say about it musically:…