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Organist Damin Spritzer shares a program of dizzying orchestral grandeur in this recital, recorded March 22, 2022 as part of the Tuesday Musical Club's Artist Series.

“I always want to do my part to sing not just the great literature from Brahms and Strauss and Schumann, but also... to share the Black experience as well," says mezzo-soprano Raehann Bryce-Davis. Hear her full recital at the link.

Eight years ago, composer Jake Heggie was attending an event at the Smithsonian Institute when a docent walked up to him and said, “I have a great idea for your next opera.” Now, the opera is here, and it's about two women—one white, one Black—who created a spy ring to smuggle Confederate secrets to the White House.

The pianist elicited whoops of applause from the crowd at his September recital with music by Franz Liszt, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and more. Listen to the full program at the link.

Before traveling to New York this week to compete in the Naumberg International Piano Competition, pianist Martin Kesuma stops in the KPAC studio to perform some Mozart and modern music from Indonesia.

Cedille Records recording artists The Aznavoorian Duo are in San Antonio to perform with the Olmos Ensemble. They stopped by Classical Connections on Friday to preview the Monday night program and perform live on KPAC 88.3 FM.

For three decades, the California Guitar Trio has redefined what acoustic instruments can do onstage. Check out audio from a recent Texas show at the link, and get the inside scoop on the group's sound and work process from Paul Richards.

Soprano Ava Pine has won accolades around the world for her operatic performances, but she still calls Texas home. She grew up on 50 acres of land in…

Even though he’ll be appearing this summer at the Cactus Pear Music Festival in San Antonio, for cellist Lachezar Kostov, his Tuesday Musical Club recital…

A late venue change for the Tuesday Musical Club’s most recent concert led to a 15-minute delay in showtime, but it was worth the wait. Pianist Charlie…