The station I was thinking of is Radio Swiss Classic. Also listen to
WKSU..it was my local NPR station when I was in college, DR P2 Klassisk out
of Denmark and Concertzender.
On Wed, Feb 5, 2020, 2:59 PM Richard Cuff wrote:
> It's a good one. Mostly local, with overnights from the Beethoven
>
I've had the best luck streaming classical music from Europe. Don't
remember specific stations, but I think I often listen to one from Austria,
sometimes BBC overnight. My preference is music with no chit chat. I use
TuneIn. Sometimes will do a random search and just stream what comes up.
On W
It's a good one. Mostly local, with overnights from the Beethoven
Satellite Network. I do stream it on occasion.
My own favorite for streaming is KUSC out of Los Angeles.
RC
On Wed, Feb 5, 2020 at 5:57 PM Mike Wolfson wrote:
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> All Classical Portland is pretty good. Don't know if it's sourc
All Classical Portland is pretty good. Don't know if it's sourced here or
not though.
On Wed, Feb 5, 2020, 1:50 PM Richard Cuff wrote:
> Bummer. "Curated" -- i.e. hosted -- classical music radio has been on the
> general decline for years. This reminds me of the re-positioning that CBC
> Radi
Bummer. "Curated" -- i.e. hosted -- classical music radio has been on the
general decline for years. This reminds me of the re-positioning that CBC
Radio 2 has done.
To some extent, classical music radio can be voice-tracked more easily than
other formats since the durations of individual select
Big changes appear to be coming to both RNZ and RTE. This one is
understandable but regrettable — especially if the plan is to replace Concert
with a automated impersonal service online. Online is fine but the curated
classical programming now on Concert is some of the best available anywhere.