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Listener-supported Great Classical Music 24 hours a day! Online at TheClassicalStation.org, via streaming app, and on 89.7 fm in Central North Carolina. WEEKDAY PROGRAMS

12AM - 5:30AM Sleeper's Awake
5:30AM - 10AM Rise N Shine
10AM - 1PM Classical Cafe
1PM - 4PM As You Like It!
4PM - 7PM Allegro
10PM - 12AM Music In The Night


*Every Monday through Wednesday
7PM - 8PM Concert Hall

*Every Monday
Monday Night at the Symphony
8PM - 10PM

*Every Thursday Night Opera House
7PM - 10PM

*Every Friday All Request Program
9AM - 10PM

SATURDAY PROGRAMS

12AM - 6AM Sleeper's Awake
6AM - 6PM Weekend Classics
6PM - 10PM Saturday Evening Request Program

SUNDAY PROGRAMS

12AM - 6AM Sleeper's Awake
6AM - 7:30AM Weekend Classics
7:30 AM - 8AM Sing For Joy
8AM - 12PM Great Sacred Music
12PM - 6PM Weekend Classics
6PM - 9PM Preview!
9PM - 10PM Wavelengths
10PM - 12AM Peaceful Reflections

06/18/2026

This week’s Classical Conundrum Theme is: German Composers.

Can you name the composer who, at fourteen years old, left their dysfunctional home to live with the Breuning family?

If you know the answer, you can message us. Good Luck!

Tomorrow night’s Thursday Night Opera House brings Rossini’s L’Italiana in Algeri, a comic rescue mission full of wit, c...
06/17/2026

Tomorrow night’s Thursday Night Opera House brings Rossini’s L’Italiana in Algeri, a comic rescue mission full of wit, charm, and mistaken expectations. Isabella is shipwrecked, captured by pirates, and delivered to Mustafa, the Bey of Algiers—but she may be more than a match for him. Claudio Scimone conducts. Join us Thursday at 7pmET: theclassicalstation.org

06/17/2026

This week’s Classical Conundrum Theme is: German Composers.

Can you name the composer who never left Germany?

If you know the answer, you can message us. Good Luck!

06/16/2026

This week’s Classical Conundrum Theme is: German Composers.

Can you name the composer born in 1685 who became a naturalized British subject in 1727?

If you know the answer, you can message us. Good Luck!

06/15/2026

This week’s Classical Conundrum Theme is: German Composers.

Who did Queen Victoria describe as “the greatest musical genius since Mozart”?

If you know the answer, you can message us. Good Luck!

Tomorrow at 8 p.m. Eastern, settle into your favorite chair and spend the evening with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra....
06/14/2026

Tomorrow at 8 p.m. Eastern, settle into your favorite chair and spend the evening with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Monday Night at the Symphony brings the sound of a world-class ensemble straight to your living room at theclassicalstation.org.

Tomorrow at 7 p.m. Eastern, Drop The Needle offers something truly rare: classical vinyl played live on a turntable, wit...
06/14/2026

Tomorrow at 7 p.m. Eastern, Drop The Needle offers something truly rare: classical vinyl played live on a turntable, with expert commentary from Vince Tillona. This week: Stravinsky’s Pulcinella Suite, conducted by Stravinsky himself with The Columbia Symphony Orchestra. Listen at theclassicalstation.org.

Tomorrow at 1 p.m. Eastern, Saturdays On Point presents Delibes’ Coppelia, a sparkling ballet of mistaken identity, mech...
06/12/2026

Tomorrow at 1 p.m. Eastern, Saturdays On Point presents Delibes’ Coppelia, a sparkling ballet of mistaken identity, mechanical dolls, mischief, and romance. Hear the full ballet at theclassicalstation.org.

06/12/2026

This week’s Classical Conundrum Theme is: Masterpieces composed in less than a month.
Can you name the piece many people ascribe to divine inspiration because of the inscription “To God alone the glory” and the speed with which it was written (24 days)?

If you know the answer, you can message us. Good Luck!

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