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Tuesday Dec 1 7:30P-9:30P
Wednesday Dec 2 8:00A
Wednesday Dec 2 5:30P-6:30P
Thursday Dec 3
Saturday Dec 5
Coming Dec. 1:
99.5 Boston's All Classical Station
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Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 1, WGBH's classical music service moves to 99.5 FM. Learn more about 99.5 All Classical
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Coming up on WGBH
Monday, Nov. 30, 1pm on WGBH 89.7
Classical Music with Brian McCreath | St. Andrew's Day
In honor of St. Andrew’s Day, Scotland’s national day, on Nov. 30, host Brian McCreath presents Scottish music—ancient, modern, and in between—including Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 3 in A minor, “Scottish,” and an exclusive WGBH recording of Musica Pacifica (shown) performing James Oswald’s Sonata of Scots Tunes.
Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 1, on 99.5 All Classical
The Music You Love
We asked you to share with us "the music that made you love music," and you responded! Now, tune in all month to hear your picks and stories on the air, like Ellis in Concord, NH who at 8 years old would listen to Beethoven's 5th again and again in his attic, conducting the orchestra with two knitting needles.
Resonances
A blog by WGBH Radio host Brian McCreath
Welcome to Resonances, WGBH's classical blog about what we're up to on the air, online, and in our community of fellow classical music lovers.
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