What is the classical station in Los Angeles?

On the radio dial, it is found at 91.5 (FM) in Los Angeles and Santa Clarita, 88.5 KPSC in Palm Springs, 91.1 KDSC in Thousand Oaks, 88.7 KQSC in Santa Barbara and 99.7 in Morro Bay/San Luis Obispo. USC Radio also operates Classical KDFC in San Francisco, the only classical music service in the Bay Area.

What is the radio station for classical music?

Sydney’s Classical FM
553 Favorites. Description: Sydney’s Classical FM is Australia’s first commercial Classical music format Radio Station. Combining the best of new media delivery with the best music ever written.

How do I listen to KUSC?

Listen to KUSC on iHeartRadio through your web browser, on your mobile device or tablet, in your car, and on connected devices including Xbox and GoogleTV.

Where is KUSC located?

downtown San Francisco
It is live-streamed on the Web at kusc.org. Classical KDFC, located in downtown San Francisco, is the only classical music service in the BayArea, broadcasting on 90.3 FM in San Francisco, 89.9 FM in Napa/Sonoma and 104.9 FM in theSouth Bay and Peninsula.

What does Kusc stand for?

University of Southern California
KUSC

Programming
First air date	October 24, 1946
Call sign meaning	K University of Southern California
Technical information
Facility ID	69318

Where to listen to classical music in Los Angeles?

Listen to classical music all day on KUSC (91.5 MHz FM). Based in Los Angeles, KUSC offers a wide variety of classical music for listeners of all ages. To start streaming KUSC directly from 91.5 FM, select the play button below and stream instantly on any device.

Is there a classical music station in Raleigh NC?

Dedicated to Great Classical Music Broadcasting WCPE, The Classical Station, is a non-commercial, independent, listener-supported station serving the North Carolina Piedmont area, including Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, with 100,000 watts of power on 89.7 FM.

Where can I listen to classical music with Robin Pressman?

Robin Pressman keeps you company with six centuries of the world’s greatest music. Modern Times explores the vast repertoire of the last hundred years, with special attention to music of the last few decades. Weekly chamber music concerts recorded live in concert at St. James Church in Los Angeles, available at your convenience.