Tonight, a rare gem from Mozart—his only piece for harp. Flutist James Galway and harpist Catrin Finch join forces for the Concerto for Flute and Harp, a luminous work full of grace, charm, and exquisite interplay.Don’t miss this unique pairing of two delicate voices.

Feel the mist as you sit by a waterfall, sip refreshing coconut milk, and watch palms sway in the light breeze of Fiji. Your Fiji vacation awaits in music by Michael Torke.

Clarinetist Anthony McGill and pianist Gloria Chien take on Carl Maria von Weber’s Grand Duo Concertant—a piece as bold and virtuosic as its name suggests. It’s a spirited musical conversation between two masters at the top of their game.

We are fortunate to have world-class summer music festivals across our region. We’ll hear recordings from a few different festivals, including Tanglewood. I’ll bring the music, you bring the picnic!

Let yourself be transported to sun-drenched gardens and quiet courtyards with Joaquín Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez. Its lush harmonies and unforgettable guitar lines evoke the beauty and soul of Spain—and have made it one of the most beloved concertos of the 20th century.

Viola d’amore, or the viola of love. Violinist Rachel Barton Pine makes this 12-string Baroque-era instrument come alive with a sweet, resonant tone in a concerto by Antonio Vivaldi.

Acclaimed double bassist Edgar Meyer is also a composer. Hear his String Quintet, where the bass shines when joined by the legendary Emerson String Quartet.

Are you one of those people who has jumped on a plane for a spontaneous trip? I’m not, though I dream of doing it! This morning, I have the next best thing—a multi-stop trip with music that starts in Spain.

On this Independence Day holiday weekend, Sunday Baroque is celebrating some of the terrific musical ensembles across the United States. Some highlights include Houston-based Mercury Baroque … Philadelphia’s Tempesta di Mare early music ensemble … and New York’s Orchestra of St. Luke’s. It’s on Sunday Baroque this 4th of July weekend, Sunday starting at 7 am on 91.1, 107.5 and our music stream.

Pianist Igor Levit gives a bold solo recital with music by Bach, Brahms, and Beethoven—as reimagined by Liszt for solo piano. It’s an intimate journey across centuries. Listen today at 2 pm on 91.1, 107.5, and our music stream.