With Houston Public Media's recent announcement that it will sell the frequency and transmitter for KUHA (91.7 FM) and relegate the station's classical music format to online streaming and one of its ...

Classical radio, coast to coast is protected by public radio? The big city classical stations once were all commercially owned. Same in Denver, in danger of disappearing. But now, listeners hold the ...

A different version of this commentary first appeared on the blog Scanning the Dial. It is republished here with permission. As I continue to reflect on the results of the workforce survey by the ...

This is an excerpt from our recent ebook on outstanding new studio installations. After a whirlwind year of construction, All Classical Radio, KQAC(FM), has at last settled into its new home in ...

All Classical Radio is inviting community members to the public grand opening of its new Media Arts Center and broadcasting headquarters at KOIN Tower in downtown Portland. The free and festive public ...

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 ...

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 ...

Rarely do Tchaikovsky and Twitter go together. But KUSC 91.5 FM — USC’s classical radio station and the country’s most listened to public radio station — is hoping to change that by working with the ...

Photo courtesy of All Classical For All Classical president and CEO Suzanne Nance, “more is more is more.” So when Nance and her team of 30 full-time employees were presented with an opportunity to ...

Classical Public Radio station WDAV-FM in Charlotte, NC says it averaged 6,100 listeners per quarter hour last week making it one of the most listened to radio stations in the market. It’s a format ...

Travel to just about any American city these days, and the odds are you'll have to work harder than ever to find the music of Bach, Brahms or Stravinsky on the radio dial. From Florida to California, ...