Since I moved away from Portland, I actually forgot how much I love the station. Started listening online a few days ago and fell in love with All Classical all over again. Brandi’s morning segment is fabulous. I will be renewing my membership this week. Thank you for the live streaming! –Catherine, Austin TX

Christa Wessel says the most ordinary information with an extraordinary lilt to her voice. It sounds like she’s smiling when she’s speaking. I think she must really like her job. Then I think, maybe mine isn’t so bad either and I start smiling, too. That’s what your station did for me today. Thanks! –Heather, University of Toledo, Ohio

Due to ridiculously demanding health issues, I keep a tight schedule that involves shutting down and heading for bed around 8:30. So what? Well, we recently acquired a new telescope—one of 3 special retirement gifts we had promised ourselves. So I need to re-work my daily routine to stay up later and wallow in the beauty of star shows. Guess what is helping? Well you good folks, of course. I am so enjoying your evening programming. And it is smoothing the way organically to a rather profound shift in an old, entrenched routine. Blessings. –Judith in Portland

Been listening for about an hour this morning. What a beautiful collection of sound!! Thank you so much, a wonderful way to begin the day! All the best, –Barbara

Today my younger grandson told me about dreaming that he was in my house but didn’t know where he was until he heard classical music and said to himself, ah, yes, I am at Grandma’s. Of course, when I am awake All Classical is always playing. –Rosemary in Portland

I’m listening to some wonderful music from your station courtesy of the Tunein app. It’s a cold and windy evening here in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, but I’m happily marking a pile of homework assignments as I listen in to a gorgeous piece of work by Benjamin Britten. Please keep it coming.
–Regards, Pete

Listening to Edmund’s Saturday night show on a bright Sunday morning in the little fishing village of Aspra just east of Palermo, Sicily, and realize this is why it pays to contribute to the station on an annual basis. Keep on playing the good tunes, which are so enjoyable with an expresso out on the deck overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
–Terrell, Portland

Waking up in the morning to the sound of Morten Lauridsen’s Sure, On this Shining Night. What could be a more perfect way to start the day!  Thank you, Brandi. –Alana, Lincoln City

Wow, listening to the Violin Concerto in D Major, Opus 35 by Korngold, the first movement, I’m again reminded why some believe it was the inspiration for the Star Trek theme.  Thanks for playing this wonderful piece.

I so love your programming. It is never dry or boring. You change up the music in such inventive ways, and you keep my ears open for the unexpected. A perfect example, inserting Tilliboyo by the Kronos Quartet after the Homage March in E flat. Sort of like knowing when to serve a certain wine as a palate cleanser before the next course (I hope that analogy works). Thanks so much! –Celia