Classical

For their first performance of the season, The Orchestra San Antonio's chamber music series presented comforting songs by Johannes Brahms and Gustav Mahler in an intimate setting.

'Glory Gone' is loosely inspired by the tragic story of Selena Quintanilla, and will be presented live in an interactive experience this Saturday night during Luminaria in San Antonio.

The program of music this Thursday is a perfect fit as we enter into the darker months and more of our lives are in a nocturnal light. Hear a preview at the link.

Composer Scott Ordway says he wrote "Interiors" in 2020, "in the darkest days of the pandemic," as pieces "very specifically to be listened to up close and through the medium of the microphone." SOLI will be taking those headphone experiences into the concert hall this Tuesday, and you can get a preview at the link.

This season, Camerata San Antonio is marking the 200th anniversary of Beethoven's death with a series of concerts featuring the composer's music, but also those that came before, and influenced Beethoven's later, revolutionary work.

Crystal Jarrell Johnson, Jeff Castle, and Geoffrey Waite dropped by the TPR studios to preview their upcoming concert at St. John's Lutheran Church. Hear their on-air session at the link.

For their first performance at First Unitarian Universalist Church, the San Antonio Pride Orchestra presents a program for sharing a remembrance of those who came before us. Hear their radio debut on KPAC 88.3 FM at the link.

From a concert recorded on Oct. 4, 2026, hear the Isidore String Quartet play classics of the repertoire by Frank Bridge, Franz Joseph Haydn, and Franz Schubert, with special guest cellist, Sterling Elliott.

Sarah Hernandez and Sofia Snow with Youth Orchestra of San Antonio (YOSA) performing live in TPR's Performance Studio promoting their upcoming performance this Sunday November 1, 2026, at the Tobin Center.

This weekend you're gonna get a chance to hear music in arrangements you've never heard before: an "Art Song Evening," put on by Musical Offerings, is full of songs, some familiar and some out-of-the-way, in versions arranged just for this ensemble.