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Classical programming brings listeners some of the most beautiful music in the world. Drawn from the heart of the Classical and Romantic repertoires, our programs create the perfect radio companion for lovers of good music.

Hosts carefully craft each broadcast. Lively, engaging, and knowledgeable, they illuminate the music they present with well-researched insightful information, taking care that every program is accessible and stimulating for novices and aficionados alike. 

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Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra

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Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra broadcast dates Wednesdays at 8:00pm on Wyoming Public Radio and Classical Wyoming. Repeats Sunday at 4:00pm on Classical Wyoming. Find out how you can listen here.  

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The Metropolitan Opera

 

The 87th season broadcasts with the Toll Brothers–Metropolitan Opera International Radio Network.

 

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The Exterminating Angel - April 21st 11:00 a.m.

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Live From The Grand Teton Music Festival 2018

Wyoming Public Radio debuts a new national series from right here in Wyoming: Live from the Grand Teton Music Festival.

Hear the 13-week series each Thursday night at 8:00 p.m. on Wyoming Public Radio and Classical Wyoming. Repeats each Saturday at 5:00 p.m. on Classical Wyoming.

 

  

As other orchestras struggle, Wyoming Symphony Orchestra thrives

By • Oct 2, 2013
Wes Mostaert

The Wyoming Symphony Orchestra's 2013-14 season opens Saturday, October 5. Over the past several years, the audience for the Casper-based ensemble has steadily increased: it’s up 25 percent in just the last season. That’s notable in an era where orchestras from Honolulu to Syracuse have filed for bankruptcy. Wyoming Public Media’s Micah Schweizer asked Wyoming Symphony Orchestra executive director Rachel Bailey what accounts for that success...

Alice Freeman: Mist Covered Mountains

By , & • Sep 26, 2013
Anna Rader

Based in Laramie, Alice Freeman provides unforgettable music on her pedal harp, traditional Celtic harp, carbon fiber Celtic harp or hammered dulcimer. Alice is certified as a Healing Musician, a Therapeutic Harp Practitioner and a Clinical Musician.  She maintains a private practice providing soothing harp music at bedside in several local health care facilities.

Listen to her harp rendition of a traditional Scottish tune, "Mist Covered Mountains" by John Cameron.

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