Terrance McKnight: Live from the Naumburg Bandshell in Central Park, I'm Terrance McKnight from WQXR 105. 9 FM, New York City's number one classical music station. We're here at this historic ...

Terrance McKnight: Live from the Naumburg Bandshell in Central Park, I'm Terrance McKnight from WQXR 105. 9 FM, New York City's number one classical music station, (applause) and it's wonderful to see ...

For over 30 years, John Schaefer has been the go-to voice for many listeners in discovering the sounds of music in our world today. He joined WNYC in 1981 and hosted and produced the program “New ...

WQXR is positioning itself for the future. The nation’s most listened to classical music station has launched its first mobile app, available immediately. The app brings listeners a new, exciting way ...

Classical WQXR-FM New York is going noncommercial, and it’s heading for a new dial position. Next week, on 10/8/09, it packs its bags and moves several turns up the dial, from 96.3 MHz all the way to ...

For more than five decades, he brought together emerging classical and folk performers as well as established stars for interviews and live performances. By Richard Sandomir Robert Sherman ...

Four non-commercial radio stations in the NYC area have banded together to form the Tri-State Public Radio Music Collaborative. These four stations will work together to create content, build ...

On January 14, 2026 in both the 9am and 10am hours, enter to win tickets to the Music of Karl Jenkins at Carnegie Hall. Jan 14, 2026 On December 3, 2025 in both the 8am and 9am hours, enter to win ...

In a complicated deal, financially troubled The New York Times Co. has agreed to sell WQXR-FM to Univision Radio and WNYC Radio for $45 million. In the end, the three-way deal is expected to keep WQXR ...