On-Air Host
Rich Kleinfeldt
Join us Thursdays at 8PM as James Jacobs presents a special program of historic recordings, celebrating 100 years of concerts at the Coolidge Auditorium at the Library of Congress.
Death has been depicted in music to console, frighten, warn, and entertain for over 400 years. In fact, the most quoted motif about death is also the oldest, and you know it intimately whether you realize it or not! John Banther and Evan Keely take you on a deathly trip over 10 works and a bonus.
For listeners seeking a deeper classical experience, our new station WETA Virtuoso explores the full breadth of the classical repertoire.
WETA Classical is more than just a radio station—it’s a steady companion. A place where a single piece of music can change your mood, calm your mind, or brighten your day. Thanks to your support, we’re here, playing the music you love, and we couldn’t do it without you!
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