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12:00 AM Overnight Music
Overnight Music

Tune in for a nightly mix that spans the centuries: from full-length operas, oratorios and major symphonies to the latest offerings from New York's vibrant new music scene.

05:30 AM Jeff Spurgeon
Jeff Spurgeon

Jeff Spurgeon has been the guiding voice for a broadcast journalism class in a high school in Queens and several New York City choirs, hosting numerous concerts around the world and working as a radio host and newscaster for over 30 years.

10:00 AM Midge Woolsey
Midge Woolsey

Midge Woolsey's grounding in opera and musical theater led her to become a producer and host for public television and radio, proudly serving the tristate community with her soothing presence for over 30 years.

03:00 PM Naomi Lewin
Naomi Lewin

A formidable narrator and mezzo-soprano, Naomi Lewin was a pioneer in internet radio. Her award-winning radio documentaries are regularly featured on NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday. Her program Classics for Kids endeavors to demystify classical music.

07:00 PM Terrance McKnight
Terrance McKnight

Terrance McKnight's varied musical experience, from glee club soloist and accomplished pianist, to professor at Morehouse College, and finally as producer and host of several music programs for public radio, opens his listeners' minds and ears.

08:00 PM Symphony Hall
Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Airs weeknights at 8PM on 105.9 FM

09:00 PM Terrance McKnight
Terrance McKnight

Terrance McKnight's varied musical experience, from glee club soloist and accomplished pianist, to professor at Morehouse College, and finally as producer and host of several music programs for public radio, opens his listeners' minds and ears.

11:00 PM Exploring Music
Exploring Music

Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin is an exciting daily radio program that delves into a wide assortment of topics in classical music. Each five-program series builds off a single theme ranging from composer biographies to explorations of various cultures, musical styles, and time periods.

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12:00 AM Nadia Sirota on Q2

A Passion for Q2

When Felix Mendelssohn rediscovered Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, he completely flipped out, overcome with one of the most powerful and striking pieces of music ever written. Mendelssohn then staged a concert version of the work, the first for nearly 100 years, and the performance that sealed the passion as one of the most striking and powerful forms in classical music.

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12:00 PM Nadia Sirota on Q2

A Passion for Q2

When Felix Mendelssohn rediscovered Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, he completely flipped out, overcome with one of the most powerful and striking pieces of music ever written. Mendelssohn then staged a concert version of the work, the first for nearly 100 years, and the performance that sealed the passion as one of the most striking and powerful forms in classical music.

04:00 PM Special Programming    

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