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July 14th is Bastille Day, the national day of France. It marks the fall of the Bastille prison during the French Revolution, which was a turning point in the war. Celebrate by exploring the music of the Revolution and check these French tunes out.

Listen on Saturdays at noon for the WFMT Radio Network Opera Series.

Help us build the playlist for a show celebrating two years of Classical KC by submitting a piece of music by June 30.

Thank you for helping to make Classical KC's birthday member drive a success! Your support allows us to keep bringing you 24/7 classical music. Want to know what you just heard? Find the full day's playlist here.

Help us ring in the school year with music you found influential during your time as a music student by sharing your pick by August 2.

Carolina Heredia's "Ius in bello" explores the interaction between Venezuelan police and protestors during civil unrest in 2004. As part of UMKC Conservatory's América Festival, hear the Mizzou New Music Ensemble perform this work.

During their April 13 concert as part of UMKC Conservatory's América Festival, Trio Sanromá will share music from Caribbean composers. Learn more about the group and a few of the composers that will be featured on their program.

This month, Kansas City's Kinnor Philharmonic is celebrating the life and legacy of Tiberius Klausner, the former concertmaster of the Kansas City Symphony, with a program celebrating his significance to the city and its Jewish community.

With the world premiere of "The Haberdasher Prince," a one act opera by Rosabella and Dina Gregory, the Lyric Opera of Kansas City hopes to inspire and bring new audiences of all ages to the art form. Classical KC's Christy L'Esperance speaks with the Lyric's director of learning, Neal Long, about the story and production.

By changing expectations surrounding concert etiquette and affordability, the organization is removing barriers that have deterred audiences from classical music in the past.