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Classical New York. Music is our passion.
]The nation's first commercial classical radio station began in 1936 when W2XR owner and founder John Hogan joined with advertising executive Elliott Sanger to create the Interstate Broadcasting Company. The company's chief asset was W2XR. In December 1936, W2XR's call letters were changed to WQXR. The FM station signed on in 1939 and both were sold to The New York Times Company in 1944. The Times Company completed the sale of the AM station to Radio Disney in 2007. The sale of WQXR-FM to WNYC was approved by the FCC on September 8, 2009 in a mu... See more
Playlist:
02:00
In The Pride Of May-Thomas Weelkes
01:42
Sylvia: Suite-Leo Delibes
01:29
Symphony No 11 In D Major K 73q-Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
01:14
Keyboard Concerto No 5 In E-flat Major Op 7-Johann Christian Bach
01:01
String Quartet In D Major Op 1/6-Joseph Boulogne Chevalier De Saint-Georges
00:34
Symphony No 1 In B-flat Op 38 Spring-Robert Schumann
00:18
Macbeth: Incidental Music-Samuel Arnold
00:02
Ballade Op 15-Teresa Carreno
23:29
Double Concerto For Violin And Cello In A Minor Op 102-Johannes Brahms
23:19
Overture In B-flat Major-Johann Melchior Molter
23:03
Russian Easter Festival Overture Op 36-Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
22:53
Ballet Suite No 2-Georg Joseph Vogler
22:49
Castles Of Spain: Turegano (serranilla)-Federico Moreno Torroba
22:47
Castles Of Spain: Alba De Tormes (trova)-Federico Moreno Torroba
22:32
Oboe Damore Concerto In A BWV 1055-Johann Sebastian Bach
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160 Varick St New York, NY, US 10013
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The nation's first commercial classical radio station began in 1936 when W2XR owner and founder John Hogan joined with advertising executive Elliott Sanger to create the Interstate Broadcasting Company. The company's chief asset was W2XR. In December 1936, W2XR's call letters were changed to WQXR. The FM station signed on in 1939 and both were sold to The New York Times Company in 1944. The Times Company completed the sale of the AM station to Radio Disney in 2007. The sale of WQXR-FM to WNYC was approved by the FCC on September 8, 2009 in a multipart deal including Univision; it closed on October 8, 2009.
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