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Classical fans in San Antonio may know Rachel Ferris from her harp performances with the San Antonio Symphony (now Philharmonic), now she's taking on a new role as the Executive Director of the long-running chamber group, Olmos Ensemble.

In this set recorded live at Jazz, TX, pianist Mark Little pays tribute to his mentor, the great Bill Evans, who he met in the 1970s while studying music in Boston.

This concert recording from April, 2023 features Camerata San Antonio showcasing great string quartets by Beethoven and Mozart, and championing the relatively unheard sounds of Polish composer Grażyna Bacewicz.

We’re honored that award-winning young pianist Ellen Foreman chose to give her senior recital here at Texas Public Radio’s Malú and Carlos Alvarez Theater. Hear her amazing performance at the link!

Edna Alejandra Longoria draws on her roots in the Rio Grande Valley and Mexico as she writes music for ensembles like San Antonio's Classical Music Institute and soloists across the country.

San Antonio's St. Mark's choir makes the rafters ring in Edinburgh, Scotland, with an engaging "Gloria" by the 21st-century composer Philip Stopford.

Improvisation is a skill once prized by classical composers over a century ago. Thomas Fedorchik wants to bring it back.

Violinist Randall Goosby's new album pairs one of his favorite concertos by Max Bruch with the pioneering music of Florence Price. He'll be returning to San Antonio in 2024 to perform with the San Antonio Philharmonic.

Soprano Jacquelyn Matava and organist Samuel Gaskin have curated a new recital, "Sacred Song," featuring music celebrating the Christian, Jewish, and Hindu religions as well as the Buddhist tradition.

Sandbox Percussion brought plenty of fun things to bang on at their concert in San Antonio last February. Catch the amazing sounds at this link!