.شهر رمضان

.شهر رمضان isn't your typical classical station. While it delivers the expected grandeur of orchestral works and chamber music, there's a distinct North African flavour woven through its programming. Think less Western canon, more unexpected connections between Tunisian oud masters and Baroque composers, or between Andalusian melodies and contemporary classical arrangements. You'll hear familiar pieces from Bach and Mozart, certainly, but they're often contextualized or followed by works from composers like Anouar Brahem, showcasing a unique regional interpretation of the genre. Tuning into .ش…