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Our newest HD channel is St. Louis Public Radio Classical 90.7 KWMU-3. This HD channel and online service is dedicated to live classical music programming 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our hosts guide listeners into the heart of the classical repertoire, with carefully selected music that represent both classical favorites and lesser-known masterpieces, while ensuring that every hour of music is accessible and stimulating for novices and aficionados alike.
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Classical Music
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Roman Totenberg's Remarkable Life And Death
Classical Lost And Found: Danish Delights From The Late 19th Century
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'Wagner's Dream': Is It The Met's Nightmare?
First Listen: Jeremy Denk, 'Ligeti/Beethoven'

"I am a writer working in the depths of South Punjab, on the edge of the Cholistan desert. Classical music has gone with me wherever I am in the world. Yours is an unpretentious classical station that plays a diverse range of old and modern and is very welcome at my workstation. I may be your only listener in Pakistan, but believe me you are much appreciated!" - Chris Cork, Editorial Consultant, The News
