Beethoven on the radio

[elleng]

[onethatcares]

1. thank you

as a newly minted listener to classical music, I have to say that was marvelous.

[elleng]

2. Glad you like it!

Here's my radio station, 24/7 classical music (except 1 hour weekdays for PBS NewsHour.) I listen to this all day/every day:

http://www.weta.org/listen-live

[onethatcares]

3. bookmarked

and again, thank you.

I've just been introduced to classical music by a friend and I've mainly listened to Copland, with a small bit Tchaikovsky thrown in.

[elleng]

4. Good, 2 good, melodic composers

should keep your attention!

[mahatmakanejeeves]

6. WETA

Well, they play selections. If you want the whole shebang, try WBJC in Baltimore, 91.5 Mhz. I could get them on a pretty simple car radio as far south as the Culpeper.

I was driving out to Cumberland one day about 40 years ago in a 1968 Opel Kadett, which had a Delco AM-only radio. I was listening to WGMS, 570 kHz, for most of the way. I don't know why that was possible.

TuneIn is your friend.

[elleng]

7. I do catch WBJC occasionally,

and may have caught WGMS too. My (old!) car radio doesn't get too far, so only part way here, Calvert County, when travelling from/to Silver Spring.

[shenmue]

5. Isn't he dead?

[elleng]

8. Gee, I don't think so!!!

[mahatmakanejeeves]

9. Maybe he's just playing dead.