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WUOL Classical understands something crucial: classical radio shouldn't be a sedative. The programming moves with purpose, from Bach's Brandenburg Concertos to John Adams's pulsing harmonies. You'll hear familiar favorites, but the playlist avoids the same five warhorses. Afternoons often feature lesser-known baroque gems or contemporary minimalism. One Wednesday I heard Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8 followed by a Haydn symphony - that's intentional variety. The presenters are knowledgeable but conversational, not lecturing. All commentary in English, with occasional interviews and live…
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