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A decade ago, local nonprofit SA2020 asked: “In the year 2020, what do you want our city to look like?” The answers culminated in a community vision that…

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.

The flute-marimba Duo AYA performed at UTSA's Recital Hall on Nov. 1, 2023 and marked a reunion for two longtime friends, Rachel Woolf (flute) and Makana Jimbu (marimba). Their concert included several world premiere works commissioned specifically for the duo, including music to evoke interstellar travel.

"They're all incredibly talented and charming and engaging young people... and we're having a great time learning this music together and putting it all together for our audiences." — Craig Sorgi, Education Director at Cactus Pear Music Festival

Tatiana Dorokhova not only won the Silver Medal at the 2024 Gurwitz International Piano Competition, she also was voted audience favorite. The pianist will be performing a free concert on Sunday, Oct. 13 at San Fernando Cathedral, and stopped by TPR this week to give us a preview, live on KPAC 88.3 FM.

Members of the UIW Cardinal Singers visited with TPR's Barry Brake on Classical Connections last week. Click the link to hear their in-studio performance and learn more about their Dec. 7-8 festival featuring music by the French composer Francis Poulenc.

Violinist Eric Siu and pianist SungEun Park stopped by TPR in December to share new music from local composer Dr. Peter Petroff. Siu praises the composer's "beautiful melodies" and "wit." You can hear their performance direct from our studio at the link!

For the first time in forever, the Children's Chorus of San Antonio is teaming up with YOSA (Youth Orchestras of San Antonio) for a Holiday Spectacular at the Tobin Center on Dec. 21.

Making its debut in San Antonio last month was the 3Esprit Trio, featuring San Antonian, pianist Daniel Anastasio, with friends Joseph Lin, violin, and cellist Raman Ramakrishnan. We were there with our microphones to capture a meaty concert featuring major works by Beethoven and Dvořák. You can hear the full performance online, now!