
Catalyst Quartet violinist Karla Donehew Perez talks about their debut performance in St. Louis.

Sasha Johnson Manning discusses her new work premiering with The Saint Louis Chamber Chorus.

Interviews this week feature the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, and more!

In celebration of the 30th annual National Poetry Month, Classic 107.3 and Leviathan Bookstore present “A Poem a Day.” Works of poetry are selected and performed by St. Louis creators Ann Haubrich, Nicky Rainey, and Poet Laureate of St. Louis, Dr. Jane Ellen Ibur. Music features saxophonist Stanley Turrentine with “Spring Can Really Hang You…

Pianist Víkíngur Ólafsson returns to St. Louis for performances with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra as well as a solo recital. Hear from Víkíngur about why the music of Ludwig van Beethoven connects with audiences (and why Stéphane Denève is a great Beethoven conductor) and learn the secret for getting modern audiences interested in classical…

St. Louis Cathedral Concerts’ Scott Kennebeck on The Tallis Scholars coming April 17 and more.

The Chamber Music Society of St. Louis Executive and Artistic Director Marc Gordon and jazz piano duo Paolo Alderighi and Stephanie Trick talk with Kathy Lawton Brown about “Swing Into Spring” with the Chamber Music Society of St. Louis on March 30, 2026. Learn more and reserve tickets at chambermusicstl.org/concerts/swing-into-spring. Classic 107.3 · Swing Into…

Violinist Leila Josefowicz, who will appear with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra on March 14 and 15, talks about her experiences with the SLSO, her musical ideology, and explains why Alban Berg’s Violin Concerto has been such an important part of her life. For more information and tickets for this weekend’s concerts, visit slso.org/event/scheherazade-magic-and-myth/ Classic…

A message from Julie Schuster: This month marks a special anniversary for one of our hosts at Classic 107.3. Tom Sudholt is celebrating 40 years in radio broadcasting! Despite the fact that this message will certainly earn an exasperated huff and an eye roll from Tom, I think it’s important to acknowledge this incredible milestone.…

Stéphane Denève, Music Director for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, discusses Benjamin Britten’s “War Requiem: A Call for Peace” and why he personally finds this monumental work so powerfully moving. Learn more about this rare opportunity to hear a live performance of the War Requiem this weekend with the SLSO, the St. Louis Symphony Chorus,…