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Laura Nyhuis/Add some holiday cheer to your regular classical listening with our special fall & winter holiday programming. From Thanksgiving and Hanukkah to Christmas and New Year's Eve, enjoy music fit for any and every celebration this season. -
Libby Hanssen/November is Native American Heritage Month. Many composers and musicians are carving out a space in classical music that reflects their identity and reshapes what "classical" music can mean. Explore music from indigenous composers based in Kansas City and beyond.
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From spooky to ethereal, here are music and arts events across Kansas City to provide the soundtrack to your October. -
As part of a collaboration between Classical KC/KCUR and Casual Animal Brewing, you can enjoy a special "Local Motive" beer made just for us! On Sept. 29 from 5-7 p.m. join us for a Harp-y Hour, featuring music provided by our very own Brooke Knoll on harp.
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Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday at 96. Her 70 year reign was the longest in British history. Honor her life and legacy with music inspired by Queen Elizabeth I.
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Kansas City is known for its jazz scene, but improvisational music touches many art forms throughout the city. From experimental to extemporaneous, learn more about upcoming events that feature music made in the moment.
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The Kansas City Baroque Consortium will explore early American voices in the final concert of their summer series, from music highlighting Native American traditions to a work from a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Help us ring in the school year with music you found influential during your time as a music student by sharing your pick by August 2.
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July 20 is National Moon Day, commemorating the day astronaut Neil Armstrong landed on the moon. Many composers have written about the moon and connect themes of love, nature and the soul to this celestial body. Explore those themes through these classical selections.
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July 14th is Bastille Day, the national day of France. It marks the fall of the Bastille prison during the French Revolution, which was a turning point in the war. Celebrate by exploring the music of the Revolution and check these French tunes out.
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Thank you for helping to make Classical KC's birthday member drive a success! Your support allows us to keep bringing you 24/7 classical music. Want to know what you just heard? Find the full day's playlist here.
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The newly established Classical KC Local Fund will ensure the future of the station's local programming.
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Listen on Saturdays at noon for the WFMT Radio Network Opera Series.
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Listen Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 1 p.m. to 'Juneteenth: Remembrance and Celebration,' a special program honoring and uplifting Black voices.
