Now that the Proms is over, what other classical concerts can we look forward to? There will be tributes to grandees of the ...

Defunded But Not Bach-ing Down!” So the new t-shirt declares. With the massive cuts in federal programs impacting almost ...

On Oct. 1, these funding cuts officially landed, forcing dozens of stations to cut hundreds of jobs, and putting vulnerable ...

Join beloved conductor and storyteller Scott O’Neil and Angelica Daneo, curator of European Art before 1900 at the Denver Art ...

LIVERMORE — For those in the Tri-Valley wanting a relaxed, impassioned or heartbreaking classical composition to listen to on a drive through the suburbs, look no further than 89.9 FM, the newest ...

For more than four decades, All Classical Portland has provided an alternately soothing and rousing soundtrack for Portland life, thanks to such varied programs as On Deck and Thursdays @ Three. That ...

With the help of a generous benefactor, classical music — and classical music lovers — will soon have a new home in Portland, Ore. All Classical Radio, KQAC(FM), has received the largest grant in the ...

Classical music is returning to Milwaukee radio, 15 years after the last local station carrying the format dropped it in favor of smooth jazz. But the local airwaves will lose a news-talk station in ...

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Greg Ferrisi, the newest host at CRB Classical 99.5, discovered his love of music as a teenager riding in the back of his mom’s station wagon as he listened to 80s soft rock. Originally from Plymouth, ...

All Classical Radio is on a roll. Actually, it’s more of a grand crescendo. The station at 89.9 FM, formerly known as All Classical Portland, is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a new name, a new ...

It’s been a LONG intermission, hasn’t it? Eighteen months from the last time we were able to gather to hear the glorious strains of Mozart or Beethoven. But with vaccines and safety protocols, live ...