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The Mid-Texas Symphony in September invited pianist Jeffrey Biegel to perform George Gershwin's famous 'Rhapsody In Blue.' Biegel also brought along a brand-new piece by Peter Boyer, 'Rhapsody in Red, White and Blue.' Hear both pieces, and more American music, in this full-concert program!

Talented students from area middle and high schools were featured in January as part of TPR's annual talent showcase, "Inspired By KPAC." Listen to KPAC 88.3 FM on Saturday, February 24 at 7 p.m. for the re-broadcast.

Since she first went on the air in 1987, Suzanne Bona has delighted audiences with her love of music. "I like welcoming people in. We're going to discover this together!"

Violinist Ryan Coppin is featured in this special Leap Day concert programmed with music inspired by the coming of spring.

In this concert, Camerata San Antonio presents a program featuring three string quartets from the first half of the 20th century inspired by earlier Romantic-era sounds.

Composer Nathan Felix and cast members of "El Conquistador" stopped by TPR to perform live on KPAC 88.3 FM. Listen to excerpts of the new opera, premiering Saturday, at the link.

With repertoire that included such varied fare as Franz Schubert’s sunny Sonata No. 21 and György Ligeti’s fiendishly difficult etude, “The Devil’s Staircase,” it's easy to see how the Gurwitz jurors awarded Yungyung Guo the Gold Medal.

The final performance of the Tuesday Musical Club's 100th Artist Series season brought tenor Lawrence Brownlee to town. Performing in front of an enthusiastic crowd, he and pianist Kevin Miller shared new music from their "Rising" album, featuring contemporary Black composers, classics and hidden gems of Italian opera, and a beautiful gospel tune for an encore. Hear the full show at the link!

The talented musicians from Lackland AFB's own U.S. Air Force Band of the West stopped by the KPAC studios to perform live, sharing some jazzy Gershwin and a piece by a San Antonio composer written specifically to commemorate NIOSA. Hear their performance at the link!

Eric Whitacre's "The Sacred Veil," written in tribute to a friend's late wife, is the centerpiece of two concerts this weekend.