Endangered Classical Format

April 8th 10, 01:29 PM

ai4i

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott Dorsey

We have here in Williamsburg, VA. a local commercial classical station

Not quite. The W-Bach network is programmed from Nassau Broadcasting in Boston, formerly at the commercial WCRB.

Quote:

Originally Posted by 'John Higdon

KBAY (the original, real KBAY at 100.3) sported a playlist of over 3000
selections. That's amazing for an "easy listening" station.

Does it matter with background instrumentals? Do people really "listen" to the music, or is it just there?

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