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6:00am
Jim Cunningham with the WQED Morning Show
Live from Oakland with local arts coverage, NPR news, and morning favorites
11:00am
Anna Singer
Live from the Carolyn M. Byham Cultural District Studio, downtown, with essential classics and NPR news
4:00pm
Ted Sohier
Live from the Carolyn M. Byham Cultural District Studio on Katz Plaza, downtown, with NPR news and relaxing classics to soothe your commute; then music to keep you company through dinner and the evening.
7:00pm
Performance in Pittsburgh, with Stephen Baum
A weekly showcase of local concert performances, underwritten by The Pittsburgh Foundation.
8:00pm
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, live from Heinz Hall
Pianist Benjamin Hochman joins the orchestra to play Mozart’s Concerto #19. Plus, guest conductor Gianandrea Noseda leads the orchestra in the overture to Rossini’s opera, La Cenerentola, and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony #3, which features the melodies and rhythms of Polish folk music. Jim Cunningham anchors our broadcast.
10:00pm
Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin
This week, we explore the life and works of one of America’s most gifted composers, Samuel Barber. The Adagio for Strings, music by Menotti, and much more is included in this 100th birthday celebration (born Mar. 9, 1910; West Chester, PA).
11:00pm
Bob Christiansen
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