The New Classical FM

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The New Classical FM, home of Toronto’s Classical Favourites, started its life more than a quarter of a century ago as a humble classical music station in beautiful Cobourg Ontario (still broadcasting as Classical 103.1 FM). On August 30th, 2014 we...

Stations

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Destination Classics

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Sunday Afternoon

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Sunday Night at the TSO

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Sunday Night At The Opera

Podcasts

Nocturne

As your day ends, relax and unwind with the perfect mix of music and poetry on Nocturne with Marilyn Lightstone. Her skills as an actress and love of classical music create a perfect mix for a radio show that is completely unique and not to be missed!

Shows

A Little Night Music

Mozart was onto something – evenings were made for classical music. Join host (and musician-at-large) Kathleen Kajioka for A Little Night Music, weekdays from 7-11pm. Every day she hand selects a perfect playlist for your evening, and every week she...

Breakfast Classics

Alexa Petrenko kicks off your Saturday and Sunday with Breakfast Classics! Along with a lively mix of music, she’ll keep you up-to-date with all sorts of events happening across Toronto and throughout Ontario.

By Request

Classical music by request.

Classical Chartz

With so many new classical albums released every month, it’s sometimes hard to sort out the best from the rest! Let us help with The Classical Chartz… Every Saturday at 3pm, Mark Wigmore counts down our top-20 favourite classical albums of the week.

Classical Jukebox

Working in the office? Puttering around the house? Relaxing in the garden? However you spend your day, do it with Classical Jukebox! From 10am to 3pm Daniel Vnukowski takes YOUR requests.Make a request:Phone: 416-963-5996Email: jukebox@classicalfm.ca

Classical Mornings

Jean Stilwell is a world-renowned opera star, and Adi Braun is one of Canada’s leading jazz cabaret chanteuses! Start your day with them on Classical Mornings with Jean Stilwell & Adi Braun, weekdays from 6am to 10am!Along with the world’s most...

Destination Classics

They say music is a universal language, and Destination Classics puts that theory to the test.Every Sunday afternoon, Mike Duncan takes us on a journey around the world… hear music from (or inspired by) cities, countries, continents and even other...

Dinner Classics

Spend your Saturday evenings with Kathleen Kajioka. She’ll serve up a delicious blend of music that’s perfect for dining, and will keep you listening into the night.

In The Still Of The Night

The nighttime is the right time for beautiful classical music. From 1am to 6am enjoy a mix of music selected to relax, inspire and keep you company through the wee hours.

Pop Classics

A favourite from a classic film soundtrack? A modern video game score? The main theme from a hit television series? Instrumental covers of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Paul Simon? You’ll hear them all on Pop Classics! Every Saturday at 5pm our...

Solid Gold Classics

We know Saturdays are usually the busiest day of the week. Whether you’re grocery shopping, running errands, or working on the house, we’ll keep you company with a mix of the best and most popular pieces here at The New Classical FM!

Sunday Afternoon

Every Sunday join Alexa Petrenko with a perfect mix of classical favourites to help you enjoy your afternoon!

Sunday Night At The Opera

Alexa Petrenko takes you to the opera every Sunday evening. Tune in to hear great operatic works, the stories behind them, and the occasional diva or divo that happens to drop by!

Sunday Night at the TSO

Every Sunday at 8:00 PM we visit our friends at the Toronto Symphony Orchestra for a preview of what’s coming up on their concert schedule, special guest interviews, and backstage access to one of the world’s finest orchestras!

The Oasis

Had a long day at work? Getting ready for the drive home? The Oasis provides the perfect soundtrack to your afternoon.To contact Mark Wigmore or to make a Theme Friday request, please email Oasis@classicalfm.ca

Zero to 1800

From early chants to sacred hymns, renaissance to high baroque, join us for a journey through early music. You’ll be amazed how much great music was composed before the year 1800.