Elliott Forrest is the weekday afternoon host on WQXR.

The Capitol Pressroom is broadcast from the Legislative Correspondents Association Pressroom at the State Capitol in Albany. The show features interviews with important newsmakers.

Returning for its ninth year, WQXR and Carnegie Hall present a series of live broadcasts from Carnegie Hall spanning piano recitals, orchestral concerts and stars of the opera world.

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s radio season features one-hour programs drawn from live performances.

For 77 years, the series Concerts from The Frick Collection has delighted listeners with the finest in keyboard recitals, all manner of chamber groups and groundbreaking early music ensembles. Many of the century's greatest artists have performed in the 175-seat music room at The Frick Collection, the former Upper East Side residence of industrialist Henry Clay Frick.

New Sounds and the Library of Congress are joining forces to bring you audio from the storied institution's longstanding series of commissions and world premieres.

Terrance McKnight is the evening host on WQXR.

Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin is an exciting weekday program that delves into a wide assortment of topics in classical music. Each weekly series builds off a single theme ranging from composer biographies to explorations of various cultures, musical styles and time periods.

Hosted by acclaimed pianist Christopher O’Riley, each program presents high-caliber performances along with interviews, sketches and games, revealing the heart and soul behind extraordinary young musicians.

WQXR opens up its archives this summer with a new weekly series devoted to some of its most popular programs. Since WQXR has been around for more than 77 years, that’s a lot of historical radio to delve into.

For more than three decades, WNYC host John Schaefer’s New Sounds has been a cherished destination for musically omnivorous listeners. On The Furthermore, Schaefer draws on his deep musical expertise to take listeners on an expansive musical expedition.

He Sang/She Sang is a new podcast from WQXR for the opera-curious and opera superfans who want to know what all those big voices are really singing about. The podcast follows the radio broadcast season of the Metropolitan Opera with a weekly roundtable chat that discusses the plots, characters, music, productions, social significance and great performances of that week's opera.

Probing conversation podcast with creative and performing artists who have a unique, uncompromising voice and a stake in the matter of social change.

Hear live broadcasts from stages in New York and beyond, from major halls to intimate venues. This includes broadcasts and Webcasts in WQXR's own Jerome L. Greene Performance Space.

Live-performance podcast which draws back the curtain on creativity and experimentation from Greenwich Village’s Le Poisson Rouge in New York City.

Peabody Award-winning podcast that takes listeners into the minds of the composers making some of the most innovative and breathtakingly beautiful music today.

For more than seven decades, the Metropolitan Opera Radio Broadcasts have brought opera into millions of homes, playing a vital and unparalleled role in the development and appreciation of opera in this country. The broadcasts debuted on Dec. 25, 1931, with Humperdinck’s "Hansel and Gretel," and are now the longest-running classical music series in American broadcast history.

Join us as we hear some of classical music’s best-loved composers performed by young and established classical artists. Leave the emails, phone calls and stress behind and settle in for an hour of musical serenity. Watch live on our Facebook page and here at WQXR.org.

Annie Bergen is the midday host on WQXR.

Jeff Spurgeon is the morning host on WQXR.

New Sounds-presented performances from the finest concert halls and clubs in New York, from adventurous musicians that defy categorization.

Tune in for a nightly mix that spans the centuries.

The New York Philharmonic This Week, hosted by Emmy Award-winning actor Alec Baldwin, includes recent performances of the orchestra and interviews with musicians, guest artists and conductors. 

Old School features seven centuries of Early Music. 

Performance Today, hosted by Fred Child, features live concerts from concert halls around the globe and from the American Public Media studios, as well as interviews, news and features.

Phil Kline is a composer who makes music in many genres and contexts, from experimental electronics and sound installations to songs, choral, theater, chamber and orchestral music.

Each week, Pipedreams host Michael Barone shares selected organ works and performances, and in doing so, encourages listeners to engage both their ears and imaginations to gain greater appreciation of this instrument.

Pianist, teacher and author David Dubal hosts a weekly exploration of classical music's piano greats.

WFMT brings you the most electrifying live performances from the world’s great opera companies: the Royal Opera House, Lyric Opera of Chicago, LA Opera, San Francisco Opera and more.

Shared Madness with violinist Jennifer Koh explores the shared creative space between composer and performer, and what virtuosity for the storied instrument means in the 21st century.

State of Affairs with Steve Adubato provides in-depth analysis of the political, social and cultural issues that impact the everyday lives of those in New Jersey and the region.

Recharge with a mix of music crafted to help you get grounded before the daily grind.

Clayelle Dalferes hosts weekend afternoons on WQXR.

Paul Cavalconte is the weekend morning host on WQXR.

WQXR welcomes the 2019 holiday season with a 24-hour stream dedicated to classical Christmas and wintertime favorites. 

Young Artists Showcase is a WQXR weekly radio show that since 1978 has sought out and displayed the talents of young emerging artists. WQXR’s Young Artists Showcase is supported by The Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Family Foundation.