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THE WIDEST VARIETY OF CLASSICAL MUSIC ON THE INTERNET
This is Classical Music Radio. This is Classical Music America.com. Classical Music Radio online will add joy to your life and feed your soul with world-class and unforgettable Classical Music. Listen to Classical Music radio streaming 24 hours a day right here on Classical Music America.com. Since the year 2000, we're playing the widest variety of Classical Music on the Internet. Thanks for listening!Win a Classical Music CD! This weeks CD is “Vienna Philharmonic 2012 New Years Concert”
January 30, 2012 | By admin
This weeks classical music CD giveaway is “Vienna Philharmonic 2012 New Years Concert”. Here is what you need to do to win:
1. Click on the “Like” button above and become our Facebook Friend.
2. Log into your Facebook account and you’ll automatically become our Friend.
3. That’s it! Each week we will randomly choose one Friend. We’ll message you for your mailing address and send you that week’s CD. You have seven days to claim your prize.
We will run this contest for multiple weeks so become our Friend now and be elgible to win each week. If you need more information , please contact us at info@classicalmusicamerica.com. You must live in the U.S. Thanks for listening
The Boston Symphony Orchestra is pleased to offer $20 tickets for patrons under 40!
January 23, 2012 | By admin
Thanks to an anonymous donor, $20 tickets are available during the Boston Symphony Orchestra season for patrons under 40 years of age. Tickets are available on a first-come, first served basis on both the orchestra and balcony levels. There is a limit to one pair of tickets per performance, but you may choose as many dates as you like! To purchase $20 under 40 tickets please call SymphonyCharge at 888-266-1200, or visit the Symphony Hall Box Office.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra- Boulez Conducts The Soldier’s Tale- 2/25/12
December 21, 2011 | By admin
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience two of the most significant theatrical chamber works of the 20th century, led by the incomparable Pierre Boulez. John Lithgow narrates Stravinsky’s Faustian “pocket play” about a soldier who makes a bargain with the devil, and the dark musings of a moonstruck Pierrot set to Schoenberg’s deliciously chilling score.
