Evening Classical's Destiny Ann Mermagen recently treated KPR Members to a special afternoon of romance and classical music, just in time for Valentine's Day.

Lawrence native, pianist Koji Attwood, treated listeners to an afternoon of classical piano at the Lied Center Pavilion during KPR's annual Live Day on Oct. 25, 2023.

We're taking a look back at KPR's 2023 Live Day, our annual dedication to classical music, celebrated with an entire day of live performances. In this installment, we take a closer look at the St. Lawrence Ensemble.

Members of the I Exist Project, a project that aims to "celebrate diversity and foster inclusivity in the contemporary music landscape", visited the KPR Live Performance Studio in November, to play music and talk about their cause.

Pianist Matthew Liu was welcomed to the KPR Live Performance Studio on November 29 to show off his recent work as a student at the University of Kansas.

From the Topeka Symphony, clarinetist Trevor Stewart and accompanying pianist Ellen Sommer joined host Cordelia Brown in the KPR Live Performance Studio back in September.

On the evening of November 14, Bob McWilliams brought listeners a little closer to Kansas City's jazz scene with a performance from the KPR Live Studio, featuring the Alex Frank jazz quartet.

Back in September, the Aizuri String Quartet helped KPR kick off our Fall Fanfare Membership Drive on September 22, with beautiful music from the KPR Live Performance Studio.

On Thursday, November 2, the KPR Live Studio presented the Spanish music stylings of Cucharada to listeners. This music served as a preview to the KPR Prohibition Party that took place the following evening.

Pianists Po Sim Head and Kowoon Lee presented listeners with pieces composed for four-handed piano playing on October 17 in the KPR Live Performance Studio.