0nlineradio SCHUMANN

0nlineradio SCHUMANN takes a bold approach: classical masterpieces side by side with German oldies from the 50s and 60s. It's not a combination you hear every day, but it works in its own quirky way. The morning block leans heavily on classical - think Beethoven piano sonatas, Bach organ works, maybe some Schubert lieder. Then afternoon shifts to the oldies: Freddy Quinn, Peter Alexander, the sort of Schlager your grandparents hummed. The transition can feel abrupt. A Mozart symphony cuts to a waltz from the 1920s - jarring, but strangely addictive. The station's name, after Robert Schumann, h…