Classical California

The Baroque period, from the innovations of Monteverdi to the mastery of J.S. Bach, marks the beginning of “modern” music. Hosted by Alan Chapman, this two-hour weekly program offers splendid performances of this rich repertoire.

Every night, enjoy blissful classical music to soothe and delight you until the morning comes.

Keeping you calm and focused with perfect midday music from around the world and across the ages.

Classical music to get you through the end of your day and into your evening, including The Great Escape, weekdays at 5PM: at least 20 minutes of classical calm for your commute.

Keeping you calm and focused with perfect music from around the world and across the ages.

Jennifer Miller Hammel helps you wake up with music, dedications, and a bit of trivia.

Whether you have a list of errands, or time to do nothing at all, we have music and a friendly voice to make your Saturday a bit better.

Ease into your weekend with classical music and a friendly voice.

Music you’ll love, and stories you’ll love to discover.

Hear the future of classical music on this award-winning program that features the country’s most talented teenaged musicians.

Modern Times explores the vast repertoire of the last hundred years, with special attention to music of the last few decades.

Each Sunday Night, we bring you concert broadcasts recorded live from venues across Northern California. Look forward to outstanding performances from the San Francisco Symphony, San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and more.

Each Saturday Night, we bring you concert broadcasts recorded live from venues across Southern California. Look forward to outstanding performances from the LA Phil, Pacific Symphony, LACO, Santa Barbara Symphony, Thornton School of Music, and more!

Jennifer Miller Hammel takes you to the opera stage, whether you’re a newbie or veteran of the opera world. She takes listeners on a deeper dive into the characters, melodies, performers, composers, and all the drama that has made opera sizzle for...