New Faces of Classical Music: Nikolaj Lund’s Photos of Musicians
Saturday on Stage 
Host:Christopher Purdy
Host of Music in Mid-Ohio, Musica Sacra, Serenata, and the Columbus Symphony Orchestra broadcasts.
Great Opera in Columbus This Saturday
Licia Albanese as Mimi in Puccini's La Boheme
Two magnificent archival broadcasts form the Metropolitan Opera on Classical 101, this Saturday at 1 pm.
Gustav Mahler’s 8th Symphony and Georg Solti This Evening
We conclude our week long celebration of conductor Georg Solti’s 100th birth anniversary on Symphony @ 7 tonight with his acclaimed recording of Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 8, Symphony of a Thousand.
This Saturday: Don Quixote and Jules Massenet
Jules Massenet died 100 years ago. We commemorate this anniversary with one of his last operas, Don Quichotte. Saturday on Stage, Classical 101.
Tchaikovsky-Orleanskaya Deva
Joan of Arc at her most romantic, from a 19th century print
Introducing Tchaikovsky’s The Maid of Orleans.
Something Wonderful: Joyce DiDonato Answers Your Questions
Joyce DiDonato answers questions about opera from the students at Rosa Parks Elementary School in Tulsa, OK.
Italo Montemezzi’s The Love of Three Kings
The poster for the original production of Montemezzi's L'amore dei tre re
Discover a wonderful opera, unjustly neglected. The Love of Three Kings (L’amore dei tre re) by Italo Montemezzi.
Today’s Serenity Break
Bliss out with a compline service sung by Stile Antico
Listen to Stile Antico sing a motet by Thomas Tallis and forget the world and its problems for five minutes.
Politics on Stage, or Fox News Has Nothing on THIS!
...already an opera
What political story would make the best opera? Vietnam? JFK? The 2000 elections?
Anne Boleyn…The Opera!
Anne Boleyn (1503?-1536) on her last day referred to herself as 'Anne sans-tete'
Donizetti’s Anna Bolena opens the Metropolitan Opera’s 128th season. Anna Netrebko inherits the title role from Maria Callas, Beverly Sills, Leyla Gencer and Joan Sutherland
Happy Birthday, Sophia!
Sophia Loren as Aida in 1951, with help from Renata Tebaldi.
Sophia Loren’s 1951 film of Aida is fun to remember on the great lady’s birthday.
