Bummer. "Curated" -- i.e. hosted -- classical music radio has been on the general decline for years. This reminds me of the re-positioning that CBC Radio 2 has done.
To some extent, classical music radio can be voice-tracked more easily than other formats since the durations of individual selections often run 10-20 minutes. Here in the USA nearly all commercial classical music stations are now non-profit; many use either the "Classical 24" service from Minnesota Pubic Radio or the "Beethoven Satellite Network" from Chicago's WFMT for much of their broadcast day. RC On Wed, Feb 5, 2020 at 4:42 PM John A. Figliozzi <[email protected]> wrote: > Big changes appear to be coming to both RNZ and RTE. This one is > understandable but regrettable — especially if the plan is to replace > Concert with a automated impersonal service online. Online is fine but the > curated classical programming now on Concert is some of the best available > anywhere. Such a loss is to be regretted anytime. > > >
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