In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Maria Callas, a recording of the legendary opera singer in Verdi’s .
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Maria, La Callas: Liz Nolan looks at the life, voice, and enduring legacy of Maria Callas.
Dancer and choreographer Sibéal Davitt joins Tristan Rosenstock on this week’s edition.
Pianist Yekwon Sunwoo, alongside the KBS Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Pietari Inkinen, performing Grieg's .
A preview of 'Viennese Christmas' at 3Arena; Steven Benedict on the Cohen Brothers' films.
A selection of works from a recent performance at the Castleconnell Autumn Series by British pianist Leon McCawley.
Writer and art critic Cristín Leach on her new book, .
An intimate journey exploring contemporary music and landscape on Ireland’s western edge — episode three features interviews and live sessions with Tara Baoth Mooney (and Diarmuid MacDiarmada), and Anna B Savage.
Adam (5) and his sister Olivia (3) sing Christmas songs every night sending a message to the North Pole. But when they get a little bit lost...
In this week’s visit to the Session Archives, Dan Hegarty brings us tracks from Microdisney's 1981 Fanning Session, plus Fight Like Apes (2007), and Still Blue (2023).
Kelly Anne Byrne previews before its run at Dublin's Bord Gáis Theatre in January.
Broadcasting live from the Gteic in An Cheathrú Rua at the official launch of the Energy Agency Gníomhaireacht Fuinnimh an Iarthair.
Pia Kirby Roycroft dives deep into different forms of popular culture — and breaks topics down so you don't have to.
Professor Bumbledumm is joined by junior scientist Mathew Ryder Klein and Danish Somai to explore inland waterways. They meet Denis Connelly on an eco showboat, and discover Michael O’Connor’s hero of science — the water bug.
Dublin drill rapper Selló and collaborators, live from the Grand Theatre in Groningen, recorded as part of this year's Eurosonic festival.
A carefully crafted mix of ambient sounds and field recordings, produced by RTÉ music trendsetter Peter Curtin.
An "odds-and-sods" show hosted by Leeside music hero Jim "Comic" Morrish, charting favourite tunes and musical discoveries.
Paul Herriott brings us two recent concerts by the Irish Baroque Orchestra.