The WFMT Radio Network

The WFMT Radio Network
Listen to an overview of some of the programs produced and/or distributed by the WFMT Radio Network.
Click here for a complete list of WFMT Radio Network programming
The WFMT Radio Network syndicates concerts by the New York Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, performances in Live! at the Concertgebouw, as well as ongoing series and documentary specials such as Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin and the Peabody award winning series Leonard Bernstein: An American Life.
The WFMT Radio Network also presents a broadcasting landmark... a full season of American Opera Companies with performances from the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Los Angeles Opera On Air, San Francisco Opera and the Houston Grand Opera.
The WFMT Radio Network also offers exclusive programming from Germany's Deutsche Welle Radio, and a wide range of classical, folk, jazz, and public affairs programs to radio outlets around the world.
Over the years the WFMT Radio Network programs have won every major award and honor in broadcasting. These include the Prix Italia, George Foster Peabody Award, Major Armstrong Awards, Ohio State Awards and awards from the International Radio Festival of New York.
The Beethoven Satellite Network
The Beethoven Satellite Network is the all-classical 12-hour service hosted by Peter Van De Graaff. Produced at WFMT's state-of-the-art broadcast studios, radio outlets nationally air portions of the 12-hour presentations. Program Director and host, Peter Van De Graaff, programs the service conservatively, while focusing on the standards of the repertoire, he doesn't hesitate to go beyond that and draws from the rich and varied music that comprises all of what we call "classical music." The Beethoven Satellite Network is the reliable and quality programming leader in classical music format service.
The Jazz Satellite Network
The Jazz Satellite Network is the leader in mainstream nightly satellite-delivered jazz programming, selected and hosted by legendary jazz expert Bob Parlocha. The Jazz Satellite Network is spirited and involving radio with a local sound and appeal. Offered 12-hours nightly, Parlocha entertains listeners with a creative, engaging musical mix and a brief, but friendly conversational rapport, talk is always kept to a minimum. The music, not the host is the focal point of our programming.
The Beethoven and Jazz Satellite Network services are available to all ContentDepot affiliates, offering hourly rates so you only pay for the hours you use.
- For local Chicago broadcast information, visit the Programs A–Z page.
Radio Network Programming
Choose from the following WFMT Radio Network offerings:
Angela Gheorghiu's 20 Legendary Years
Angela Gheorghiu's "Homage to Maria Callas"
At Home with John Lunn: Composer of the Downton Abbey Soundtrack
Bioneers Radio Series (New Spring Listings)
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Radio Broadcast Series (Spring Listings rev. 3/17)
Collectors' Corner with Henry Fogel (New Spring Listings)
Deutsche Welle Festival Concerts
Edinburgh Festivals: Year of Creative Scotland
Erich Leinsdorf: Perfectionist, Pioneer & Pedagogue
Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin
Fiesta! (New Spring Listings)
Gilmore International Keyboard Festival
Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio (New Spring Listings)
The Keeping Score Series: 13 Days When Music Changed Forever
Legendary Performers: Dame Joan Sutherland, La Stupenda - A Celebration
Los Angeles Philharmonic (New Spring Listings)
Lynn Harrell... Songs My Father Taught Me
Lyric Opera of Chicago Broadcasts (REVISED 2013 Listings 3/17)
Music of the Baroque Holy Week Special (New Spring Listing)
New York Philharmonic This Week (New Spring Listings - rev 3/19)
The Rite of Spring - The 100 Year Shock-Wave
A Romantic Master Rediscovered: Zygmunt Stojowski
Russian Accents: Rachmaninoff, Stravinsky and the Piano
San Francisco Symphony (New Spring Listings)
Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival (New Spring Listings)
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