Personal recommendations from our Senior Director of Programming, Susie Hernandez: stream documentaries and concerts featuring and Quincy Jones, Miles Davis, Loretta Lynn, Tina Turner with THRITEEN Passport.

The premiere of Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World, new Finding Your Roots stories, astronomers’ research on NOVA, encores of The Black Church and Making Black America and more.

Harpist Ashley Jackson on making music a joyful experience for her communities, and creating equity in classrooms and venues. A guest essay for Community Connections.

Drama marathons, new specials from Call the Midwife and Mary Berry, holiday music, and even an archival concert by Mariah Carey (All I Want For Christmas Is You) from 1996!

The folksinger and Oscar-winning songwriter pushed television firsts on Sesame Street and dramas. The U.S. broadcast premiere of Buffy Sainte-Marie: Carry It On is November 22, in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

Watch the PBS broadcast of Prince and the Revolution: The Purple Rain Tour or stream the incredible two-hour concert on-demand.

Free concerts, dance performances, the Charlie Parker Jazz festival and tributes to legends are among the many events in NYC parks this summer.

Buddy Guy talks about his life and career in a film combining footage from American Masters – Buddy Guy: The Blues Chase the Blues Away, with additional performances.

The virtuoso violinist uncovers composers Amy Beach and Florence Price’s stories, and meets contemporaries Sergio Assad and Reena Esmail, in a four-part series.

Go behind the scenes with the Chamber Music Society as it returns to live performances and touring after pandemic isolation. Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos were part of the Fall 2021 season.

Terence Blanchard’s opera gave the Met three firsts to celebrate and will air Friday, April 1 at 9 p.m.

Music and Irish dance performed on location in Ireland are among the shows on THIRTEEN during Irish-American Heritage Month in March.

Music from My Fair Lady, Camelot, Gigi, Brigadoon are performed by Broadway stars and the American Pops Orchestra in new PBS series.

Great Performances takes you backstage and onstage at Broadway’s most popular shows to see a monumental reopening process.

Sondheim orchestrations performed by the New York Philharmonic, discussions of his lyrics as poetry, and an interview with the composer.