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From the Garden, Live! returns March 21st. Stay tuned for exciting details - or click here for our schedule.

RIGHT NOW - You can purchase tickets to the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra (grand circle or front parquet) for the March 27 (8pm) or March 28 ((3pm) concert - Mozart & Shostakovich - $50 tickets for $25!

Join CLASSIC99 listeners September 30th for 10 days on the Golden Coast from Vancouver to Los Angeles. Visiting Victoria, Seattle, Astoria, San Francisco & finally Los Angeles. This is 10 days you won't want to miss! Click here for details.

The National Lutheran Choir returns to St. Louis on March 12th at Concordia Seminary. The program, To Everything There is a Season, combines the voices of all who assemble in hymnody, as well as choral literature performed by the National Lutheran Choir. For more information or to purchase tickets, click here.
Click to download our interview with Dr. David Cherwin.

The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra Live Broadcast on CLASSIC99 continues March 13, 2010, with Meredith Monk! Join us at 8pm for a fantastic evening. Click here for details & upcoming concerts.

Please join Bill Elliott Saturday, March 20, for High School Classics. He welcomes Saint Louis University High School. All male voices doing sacred, secular, Barbershop, Beatles, and even Country music. Click here for programs available to download.

Click here to read a great article about CLASSIC99 & its staff - in the new C3 Magazine!

If you have a question or comment for CLASSIC99, please click here.

Join CLASSIC99 this Saturday, March 13, 2010, at 12:00pm, for Metropolitan Opera. This week - The Nose (Shostakovich)

Wednesday
Today's line-up

For a complete line-up
of each day,
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see our Schedule.

5 am (CT)

Tom Sudholt - Morning

9 am

John Roberts - Midday

1 pm

Dick Wobbe - Afternoon

6 pm

John Clayton

8 pm

Saint Louis Symphony Preview

9 pm

John Clayton

12 am

Classics Through
the Night

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On a recent Speaking of St. Louis (with Dr. Robert Archibald, president of Missouri History Museum), Dr. Archibald talked about the History of KFUO radio. If you would like to hear his fascinating thoughts on KFUO, please click here.

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