Conductor Nicholas McGegan is now in his sixth decade at the podium. Following a 34-year tenure as Music Director of Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and Chorale, he is now Music Director Laureate.

Sunday Baroque is celebrating Pride Month by highlighting podcasts with LGBTQ+ artists. First up, countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo began performing professionally at the age of 11 and has since appeared in opera, concert, recital, film and on Broadway.

Violinist Yanet Campbell Secades is featured on the 2023 recording BREAKING BARRIERS with Carlos Bastidas leading Ontario Pops Orchestra.

Alison DeSimone joined Suzanne Bona to talk about what a musicologist does in general, her personal areas of expertise, and how she found a way to combine her passions for music and history into a career as a musicologist.

Suzanne spoke with James O'Donnell about his life in music, including his work on such historic events as a 2010 service attended by Pope Benedict and the 2011 wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton.

On our 100th episode, Catalyst Quartet cellist Karlos Rodriguez spoke with Suzanne Bona about the ensemble’s ongoing series of uncovered recordings that highlight the musical genius of composers such as Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, William Grant Still, and George Walker, to name just a few.

Clayton Stephenson visited the WSHU studio and spoke with Suzanne Bona about his zest for life and music, and to play a few tunes.

Violinist Holly Mulcahy is concertmaster of the Wichita Symphony and has previously held that position in other symphonic orchestras across the country.

Dr. Rochelle Sennet is a versatile musician, with a wide repertory. Sennet spoke with Suzanne about her life in music — beginning with her beloved first teacher and mentor — and some of the experiences along the way that have shaped her as a performer and teacher.

Randall Scotting’s 2022 debut recording THE CROWN is a tribute to famed 17th century Italian castrato singer, Senesino.