Thursday 5pm
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American Landscapes is a weekly potpourri of the best in American music. You’ll be treated to works by composers such as Copland, Samuel Barber, George Gershwin, Leonard Bernstein, Edward MacDowell, George Chadwick and many others.
Tuesday 12pm
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Bach & Sons, can be heard Tuesdays at noon. Featuring the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and his talented offspring, like Wilhelm Friedemann, Carl Philipp Emanuel, and Johann Christian.
Tuesday 4pm
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Remember when needles played grooves in vinyl and recordings were done live in a studio? Back in the Day plays music that you used to listen to on your hi-fi stereo system.
Tuesday 7pm
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Join us every Tuesday evening and spend an hour with Beethoven and our very own George Preston.
Friday 7pm
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In addition to the radio program, Classical Guitar Alive is a nonprofit organization that hosts an outreach program which presents concerts at no cost to under-served audiences in hospitals, hospices, and community centers, etc.
Sunday 6pm
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KCME’s educational outreach program brings on-site classical music education to youth throughout the Pikes Peak Region.
Saturday 8pm
Collectors’ Corner is about discovering and rediscovering music that rocked the world in days gone by. Host Henry Fogel crafts an historical narrative out of his personal record collection, a treasury amassed from decades of jaunts to record stores and resale shops across the globe.
Saturday 6pm
Sunday 5PM | Monday 7PM
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The Culture Zone is a weekly potpourri of interviews, music and more, produced by Keith Simon and spotlighting cultural events and personalities in the Pikes Peak region. With regular special segments with Andy Vick, executive Director of the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region and his Cultural Connection.
Thursday 6pm
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Join Quinn Riley for a weekly one hour show exploring music for movies, both recent and classic, by well known and not-so-well known composers.
Film music you remember … even if you’ve forgotten the film.
Friday 7am
An extra caffeinated hour of “two-fers” from your favorite composers.
Friday 5pm
An hour of up beat classical music to help you hit the road to your weekend adventure.
Thursday 12pm
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Join host Fred Kormos Thursdays at noon, as he takes us on this weekly musical journey…Grand Tour with Fred Kormos features classical music inspired by the world’s great cities and countries, their cultural and architectural wonders, geographical beauties, and historical significance. Grand Tour is programmed for the classical music listener who travels, or a listener planning a trip to an international destination. The program is also a perfect “arm-chair” travel experience.
Thursday 7pm
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The instruments themselves take center stage every Thursday at 7:00 PM on Instrumentality! Join Dylan Tyler as he looks into the past and celebrates the history of your favorite musical instruments as they have evolved through the ages. From the earliest Medieval music to the cutting-edge compositions of the 21st century, Instrumentality tells the fascinating tale of how today’s instruments came to be.
Wednesday 12pm
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Ladies Who Lunch is a weekly program that spotlights and celebrates the accomplishments of women composers, musicians and conductors. Each week, there is a new theme for the program; or a tribute to a particular woman composer, musician, women’s ensemble or conductor.
This program addresses an area long-neglected in classical music – that of honoring the hundreds of women composers and great musicians who have worked without, or with very little, recognition of their talents and accomplishments.
Monday 12pm
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If you love his style and just can’t get enough Mozart, join Mike Pennington Mondays for a full hour of Wolfgang’s music, as well as compositions by other family members, and works that he inspired.
Weekdays 9am
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Join us every weekday morning at 9:00 A.M. for some short pieces of film music.
Wednesday 7am
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Classical Music’s top talent.
Sunday 6:30pm
Noises, Sounds and Sweet Airs, aired every Sunday at 6:30PM and hosted by Michael Campion, is an hour-long voyage of discovery into twentieth century music during which you will enjoy some of the finest music you’ll ever hear.
Monday: 8am | Tuesday: 10am | Wednesday: 2pm | Thursday: 8am | Friday: 10am
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Join Jana Lee for a 3 minute long daily poetry show.
Saturday 1PM
Join Robert for an hour of his favorite opera pieces.
Friday 12pm
Wind band and wind/brass ensemble music of all eras and varieties, with weekly selections that focus on military musicians and ensembles. There will be a local emphasis whenever possible. This program will also feature music arranged for symphonic bands in the style of British colliery bands.
Sunday 9am
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Sunday Baroque is fresh and inviting, upbeat and inspiring, and features beloved and appealing music composed in the baroque era (1600-1750) and the years leading up to it.
Sunday 8am
Join KCME on Sunday mornings for an hour of splendid sacred vocal music dating from ancient times to this decade. Music of Faith and Inspiration presents sacred music from every musical era and all faiths and traditions.
Saturday 9 am
The Score with Edmund Stone is a weekly celebration of music in film. With timely box office tie-ins, carefully crafted talk-sets, memorable musical elements and enticing weekly themes all woven together, coupled with expert production aesthetics, The Score is an unparalleled exploration of the musical experience that makes film such an indelible activity.
Monday 7am
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This distaff side of classical music…the contributions of women composers, performers, and conductors.
Tuesday 5pm
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After your hectic work day, an hour of calm and refreshing classical music to help you unwind. A relaxing classical mix for your drive home.
Monday 7am
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This distaff side of classical music…the contributions of women composers, performers, and conductors.
Tuesday 8pm
Saturday 11am
Monday 8pm