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Karen El-Chaar talks with the PA Camerata Singers Artistic Director and Conductor Eduardo Azzati about the group's annual winter concert at Christ Lutheran Church in Allentown, which will feature works by British composers.

Karen El-Chaar talks with David Macbeth of the Concord Chamber Singers about their upcoming winter concert at First Presbyterian Church of Bethlehem, which will feature Handel's 'Messiah' and a 'Hallelujah' sing-along.

Neil Hever talks with Lehigh Valley blues singer Bev Conklin about the upcoming 5-band benefit concert she is hosting for WDIY at the Gas House Dance Hall in Catasauqua on Saturday, December 20.

Carlos Benjamin talks with singer, songwriter, and guitarist Oliver Wood from The Wood Brothers about their latest album, 'Puff of Smoke,' the band’s beginnings, and more as they prepare to play Archer Music Hall in Allentown on Friday, December 5.

Ukrainian and American conductor Theodore Kuchar discusses his work with the Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra as he prepares for the Sinfonia's upcoming concert at Moravian University in Bethlehem on Saturday, October 18.

Keith Kelleher talks with Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards ahead of her performance at Musikfest Café in Bethlehem on Sunday, October 19.

Members of the Allentown Symphony Orchestra stop by the WDIY studios to discuss their upcoming 75th Season Celebration: An American in Paris, happening October 11-12 at Miller Symphony Hall.

Doylestown-based champion flatpicking guitarist Mark Cosgrove along with fellow guitarist Peter Lorch join host Tom Druckenmiller in the studio to pick tunes and talk about their upcoming performance at Clay on Main's Half Moon Cafe in Oley, PA.

Italian flatpicking guitarist Beppe Gambetta returns to the WDIY studios for a live interview and performance ahead of his show at Godfrey Daniels on October 3 as well as at the New Jersey Guitar Summit on October 4.

Steve Brosky, Geoff Chambers, and Liz Younger joined host Carlos Benjamin to preview an upcoming concert at the Ice House in Bethlehem that will feature more than a dozen local artists performing the music of Brosky.