[Chickensoup]

http://www.wbachradio.com/index.php

http://player.streamtheworld.com/_players/nassau/?callsign=WBACHFM&playnextauto=true

We lost the local classical station on our airwaves and have found it on the net and want to share it. If you enjoy classical 24/7 these are the folks to tune in.

And no annoying nasal NPR-types to with fruity nasal tones and pretentious words to ruin perfectly fine music

[Chickensoup]

Would you want to ping this?

[Carismar]

Thanks. Here’s another one you might enjoy to try:
http://areena.yle.fi/radio/soitin/yle-klassinen

[FreeManWhoCan]

Thanks for the link. I also listen to AOL's music stations. They have a good selection:

http://player.radio.com/player/RadioPlayer.php?redirect=1

[Kirkwood]

I still miss Karl Haas and Adventures in Good Music.

[PraiseTheLord]

Here is a nice 24/7 classical station, totally supported by donations - no gov $. It is WCPE 89.7 FM local in Raleigh,NC area - as well as on the web.

Especially good is Sunday mornings: Long time favorite SingForJoy at 7:30am half hour. Then 8-11am 3 hours of Great Sacred Music. Very nice announcers. Schedule of the music to be played is on the web site.

www.WCPE.org -—> gets you to

http://theclassicalstation.org/

[prisoner6]

Thanks for posting, lots of great links on this thread.

[old-ager]

Also check out Classic 99 (formerly KFUO-FM St. Louis MO)
http://classic99.com

[ansel12]

Thanks for the post, I can’t get classical on the radio at my house.

[brityank]

Here's a webpage with scads of broadcasts of all types worldwide, this one lists dozens of Classical:

TuneIn - Classical

Hit the main page to select your language and other genres of noise. Enjoy!

[folkquest]

Thanks! I’ll check out the links!

[JoeProBono]

SWEET!

[left that other site]

Oh I can’t stand those fruity nasal NPR Types, I know exactly what you mean! LOL!

[jammer]

Here's one that I listen to every week (only one hour per week, and sometimes "delayed" on getting the link on the web). It is comparative piano performances, hosted by David Dubal. Sorry it is from an NPR station.

http://wwfm.org/webcasts_pianomatters.shtml

[Cincinna]

Thank you so much for posting this. There are so many classical music lovers, but no longer radio stations.
The culture is in free fall decline. The last political candidate to admit to being a classical music lover was Rudy Giuliani, a lifelong, self confessed opera fanatic.