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Accent4
(Strasbourg,
France)
Accent4
from Strasbourg France just wants to promote classical music. They
are not broadcasting just classical music but also local
concerts.
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Antena
2 (Lisboa, Portugal)
Antena
2 is the second radio station of the Portuguese public broadcast.
It is broadcasting all styles of classical music.
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Arnold Schönberg
Center (Vienna, Austria)
The
webradio exists of weekly changing 3,5 hour Schönberg
compositions.
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AVRO
Klassiek (Hilversum, the Netherlands)
AVRO
is a welknown public broadcaster in the Netherlands. It broadcasts
different styles of classical music without commercials.
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operetta |
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Bartok Radio (Budapest,
Hungary)
Bartok
Radio is owned by the Hungarian state radio.
You
can listen live to a lot of live classical concerts from the Hungary
concerthalls.
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Bayern
4 Klassik (Munich, Germany)
Bayern
4 is the classical music radion station of the Bavarian radio Germany.
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BBC Radio
3 (London, United Kingdom)
The
most known classical music radio station of the world from London,
England.
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Catalunya
Musica (Barcelona, Spain)
Catalunya
Musica is the classical music radio station from Catalunya, Spain.
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Czech Radio Vltava
(Prague, Czech Republik)
Czech Radio supports
originally artistic and radio production (festival of radio production Prix Bohemia Radio), important artistic ensembles (Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra, Czech Radio Big Band, Disman Radio Children's Ensemble, Czech Radio Children's Choir) and young musicians (contests Concertino Praga and Concerto
Bohemia); Czech Radio is a member of European Broadcasting Union and through the Czech Radio Endowment Fund works in charitable area.
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Classic
FM (Sofia, Bulgaria)
For almost seven years Bulgarian Classical music radio gives pleasure to listeners in Bulgaria. For about two years they are broadcasting their 24 hours program over the
Internet. So now jazz & Classic music fans from all around the world can listen
to their programm.
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Classic
FM (Prague, Czech Republik)
The
most popular classical music radio station in the Czech
Republik from Prague.
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Classic
FM (Naarden, the Netherlands)
Classica
FM is part of the Sky Radio Group. In Holland you can listen to
them via cable as the 'commercial station Classic FM'. In the
Netherlands they are very popular.
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Classic
FM (London, United Kingdom)
Classic FM makes classical music a relevant part of the modern lifestyle. To achieve this, Classic FM plays familiar music alongside less known pieces, all chosen to uplift, soothe and stir the emotions. This approach is designed to make classical music as accessible to as many people as possible. It is underpinned by rigorous quality control, ensuring that listeners hear the very best recordings of their favourite music.
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Concertzender
(Hilversum, the Netherlands)
'Concertzender' is a classical music radio station broadcasting music 24 hours. Theier programm includes music from all historic periods and types; classical, but also jazz, and world music.
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D.R. P2 Klassisk
(Copenhagen, Denmark)
P2
Klassisk is the classical music channel from the Danish
broadcasting company.
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Filodiffusione
(Rome, Italy)
Filodiffusione
brings classical music 24 hours a day. They use the RAI historical
archives which contains rare recordings of chamber Music,
orchestral and operatic works.
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Hrvatska Radio
3 (Zagreb, Croatia)
Hrvatska
Radio 3 is the 3rd radio channel from the National Croation
Radio.
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Istanbul
T.U. Radio (Istanbul, Turkey)
Besides Classical Music, ITU also gives place to the selected examples from Rock and Jazz music on the radio. During the day, art activities throughout the city and academic notices are also announced in the news. ITU Radio is going to continue to fulfill its educational and cultural functions in the new broadcasting term by its serious polyphonic music programs, as it had been in the past.
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Klara
Continuo (Brussels, Belgium)
Here
you can listen from 7 a.m. until midnight (European time) to the
best pieces from the greatest composers.
Non-stop
online classical music from this Belgium radio station.
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Klassik
Radio (Hamburg, Germany)
Online
classical music from the classical music radio station Klassik
Radio Hamburg, Germany.
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Klassika
Raadio (Tallinn, Estonia)
Klassikaraadio's is the largest audience of all continuously operating cultural media-channels in Estonia. Klassikaraadio's present schedule features cultural programs and news as well as a wide spectrum of quality musics-from West-European classics to folk, jazz, world music and a separate series dedicated to progressive rock.
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Klassika
Raadio ( Tallinn, Estonia)
Klassikaraadio's is the largest audience of all continuously operating cultural media-channels in Estonia. Klassikaraadio's present schedule features cultural programs and news as well as a wide spectrum of quality musics-from West-European classics to folk, jazz, world music and a separate series dedicated to progressive rock.
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Latvijas Radio 3 Klasika
(Riga, Latvia)
Latvijas Radio 3 Klasika is a classical music radio channel mixed with jazz, folk-music, several hours of fiction and radiodrama.
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Latvijas Radio 3 Klasika
(
Riga, Latvia)
Latvijas Radio 3 Klasika is a classical music radio channel mixed with jazz, folk-music, several hours of fiction and radiodrama.
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Lyric
R.T.E. FM (Dublin, Ireland)
RTE is also a major contributor to the arts in Ireland and supports five performing group - the RTE National Symphony Orchestra, the RTE Concert Orchestra, the RTE Vanbrugh Quartet, the RTE Philharmonic Choir and RTE Cor na nog.
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MDR Klassik
(Halle, Germany)
MDR
Klassik is the Classical music channel for middle Germany.
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MDR Klassik
( Halle, Germany)
MDR
Klassik is the Classical music channel for middle Germany.
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NDR Kultur
(Hamburg, Germany)
NDR
Kultur is the classical music channel for North Germany.
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NRK Alltid
Klassisk (Oslo, Norway)
The NRK (the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation) is Norway's major broadcasting institution with nine radio channels and two TV channels with an approx. 100% coverage. The NRK headquarters are situated in the capital Oslo and Trondheim. NRK also comprises 15 regional offices whose journalists produce radio and TV programmes for their regional broadcasts and for the national networks, as well as the Internet. NRK Regional Offices, cooperating in seven groups, produce regional TV news. There are NRK offices in 50 different places in Norway in addition to 10 correspondents abroad.
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OperadiO
(London, United Kingdom)
OperadiO
is based in London, England. OperadiO offers you 10 different
radio channels to listen. To listen all 10 channels you need to
download their player which you can find at their website.
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Österreichischen
Rundfunk (Vienna, Austria)
Concerts
from the Vienna State Opera and the Vienna Radio Symphony and much
more are broadcasted by this Austrian national station.
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Classical UK (Arundel,
United Kingdom)
Play Classical UK
Presenting the a unique selection of the very best Classical music in the world spanning the most celebrated compositions from the 18th century right up to contemporary symphonies, arias and orchestrations.
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Radio
4 (Hilversum, the
Netherlands)
Radio
4 is a Classical music radio station from the Netherlands. It
brings you 24 hours a day online classical music.
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Radio
B.A.C.H.
(Glwice, Poland)
24 hours a day, 7 days a week Radio Bach offers Johann Sebastian Bach's music. The German word Bach means a stream and it reflects the way they broadcast in.
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Radio Clasica
(Madrid, Spain)
Radio
Clasica is the classical music station of the National Spanish
public radio.
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Radio Clasica
( Madrid, Spain)
Radio
Clasica is the classical music station of the National Spanish
public radio.
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Radio
Classica Bresciana (Brescia, Italy)
Radio
Classical Bresciana is one of the few classical music stations in
Italy. You can hear mostly classical and baroque music.
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Radio Classique
(Paris, France)
Classical
music radio station from Paris.
This
station offers you classical music and economic information.
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Radio France
Musique (Paris, France)
Online
classical music from the Capital of France, Paris.
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Radio
France Vivace (Paris,
France)
More
online classical music from the Capital of France, Paris.
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Rai
Radio
3 (Rome, Italy)
Classical
music and opera is brouht to you by Rai Radio 3 from Italy.
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Radio Ras
1 (Reykjavik, Iceland)
Ras
1 is the classical music channel from Icelandic National
broadcasting service.
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Radio
Slovenia (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Classical
music station from Slovenia. The classical music fills 3/4 of the
programm.
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Radio Stephansdom
(Vienna, Austria)
Radio
Stephansdom broadcasts from the music city Vienna. Radio
Stephansdom offers you high quality classical music.
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Radio Swiss
Classic (Bern, Switzerland)
Online
classical music radio from Switzerland.
Commercial
free.
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Radio Swiss
Classic ( Bern, Switzerland)
Online
classical music radio from Switzerland.
Commercial
free.
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Radio
R.M.F. Classic (Krakow, Poland)
Commercial
free classical music radio from Poland.
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R.T.B.F. Musiq
3 (Brussels, Belgium)
Every
evening you can listen to an concert at this classical music radio
stations from Belgium. Besides jazz they also play world music.
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R.T.S.I.
(Lugano, Switzerland)
RTSI
is the society for the Italian speaking region of
Switzerland.
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Special
Radio (Russia)
Special Radio was organized on December 1, 2001 by a group of Russian independent music publishers representatives.
Special Radio is the only radio which works with Russian and foreign musicians regardless of their career success in other mass media. Special Radios airplay is composed by musicians who offer their tracks for rotation.
The classical channel is the biggest classical music radio channel in Russia. Its content is classical music, generally Baroque period. You
won't hear habitual classic hits.
The broadcasting is day-and-night either with 20 or 64 kbit/s output. The optimal quality is being picked automatically in relation to your I-net connection.
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Spivakov
Classic (Moscow,
Russia)
Named
after the Russian conductor and violinist Vladimir Teodorovich
Spivakov. Spivkov Classic is part of the internet radio station
101.ru.
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S.R.
2 Kultur
Radio (Saarbrucken, Germany)
The
number 1 radio channel from Saarland, Germany. They bring a lot of
German spoken programs but every night a concert.
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Sveriges
Radio P2 (Gothenburg,
Sweden)
Classical,
Jazz and folk music from the classical music radio station in
Sweden, no adverstising and commercials.
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YLEn Klassinen (YLE Classic)
(Helsinki,
Finland)
A
24-hour digital supplementary service of classical music from
Helsinki, Finland |
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The
Voice of Music (Jerusalem,
Israel)
The Voice of Music is the only Israeli radio station which broadcasts exclusively art music.
The Voice of Music started on 1st, May 1983 as an F.M. station broadcasting
art music 18 hours a day, from 6 A.M. till midnight. Their programs present mainly the so-called Classical music, joined by varied aspects of contemporary music, early music, world music, jazz, early recordings and the latest discs and all other musics good enough to pass our threshold.
Discs take up about 70% of our air time. The rest is filled with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and other local orchestras. |
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