The Classical Station

The Classical Station proves that American classical radio isn't dead. Daytime programming leans heavily on Baroque and Classical-era staples - Bach's Brandenburgs, Mozart's late symphonies. Reliable, if a bit safe. Evenings shift into something more adventurous: 20th-century works by Copland, Barber, and John Adams. The 128kbps stream is clean enough for background listening, though audiophiles might wince. Still, the curation feels thoughtful. No jarring transitions from a Beethoven piano sonata to a bombastic Mahler symphony - they respect the mood. Presenters speak sparingly, letting the m…