KUSC.org Reimagined

Classical KUSC is the most listened to classical public radio station in the country, dedicated to making classical music and the arts a more important part of more people’s lives. And now, Classical California—91.5 FM—has just unveiled a stunning redesign of KUSC.org. The new site enhances the classical music journey with modern design, accessibility, and new features.

What’s New?

• The modernized update and intuitive design makes it easier to find what you are looking for and for you to support the station’s efforts.
• The new music player and stream switcher make it simpler to listen to the station’s various audio offerings.
• In addition to the main, live radio channel, check out all the streams they offer—how about “Arcade:” this new stream offers 24/7 of today’s and yesterday’s music for interactive media, plus classical pieces used in games or that inspired today’s composers. You could think of it as music that takes you from Mozart’s Vienna to The Mushroom Kingdom.
• The new design makes it easier to navigate the site on various devices.
• There is more new, exclusive content: new programming, interviews, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and more.
• You can keep track of your favorite selections in a personalized account for future reference.

And Don’t Forget: SoCal Sunday Night Returns

Pacific Symphony returns to SoCal Sunday Night on Feb. 4 at 7 p.m.! Carl St.Clair leads the orchestra in the opening night concert from Fall of 2023, recorded at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall.

A Hero’s Life

Opening Night is anchored by Strauss’ monumental tone poem, evoking confidence, unrest, life, love, and serenity. Before that, GRAMMY® Award-winning Eighth Blackbird shares a new work by Composer-in-Residence Viet Cuong which Culture OC calls, “a bright and cheerful work, sophisticated but easy to like.” The festive evening opens with a brief symphony by Mozart as a delightful amuse-bouche.

Popular radio personality Rich Capparela hosts the Pacific Symphony broadcasts, which include fascinating interviews with Music Director Carl St.Clair, guest artists, and Symphony musicians. To learn more about this 2023-24 schedule, please click here.