The Virginia Arts Festival broadcasts return to the air on WHRO FM this week.

Each Saturday, WHRO-FM presents Harmonia, a one-hour radio program of early music that takes listeners back in history to the cathedrals, fairs, and stages of the past, offering historical background as documented by musicians of the periods.

Nationally acclaimed humanities scholar and award winning first person interpreter of Thomas Jefferson, Clay Jenkinson, portrays Jefferson on this popular program, and he answers listener questions while in the persona of our third president.

Feeling good is what Paul Thorn’s new album is all about. The Mississsippi roots singer songwriter has been known for his southern humor and autobiographical songs for almost twenty years

Leonard Bernstein was a prodigiously gifted musician, a man of enormous energy and talent, who touched so many spheres of music.

In music, the word "coloratura" refers to the elaborate ornamentation used in singing. Coloratura singing, when done correctly, is thrilling as a display of virtuosity as well as a dramatic element in an opera.

We’re so proud of our very own Sondra Woodward! Award winning traffic and news is just the beginning.

A very special three hour edition of Pickin' will air this Sunday evening, August 3, and will highlight the traditional bluegrass side of the iconic guitarist and singer Tony Rice.