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It’s hard to pin down exactly what classical music is, but we can generally understand it as Western, composer-centric music that relies on traditional orchestral instruments like strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion, and piano. Within those parameters lie the impressionistic melodies of Debussy, the playful drama of Mozart, Mahler’s grand symphonic visions, Bach’s ethereal dexterity, Stravinsky’s aggressive, rule-breaking rhythms and orchestration, and so much more. What threads all these works together is their attempt to communicate something beautiful about what it means to be human.
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Dear valued listener,
We are excited to announce that our radio directory is now available as an application! You can now listen to your favorite radio stations on the go, without having to open a browser. Best regards,
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Since 1972, KBIA has served mid-Missouri with the best in public radio service. KBIA is now on the air at 91.3 FM in mid-Missouri and 89.7 FM in Kirksville, and streaming online worldwide, seven days a week, 24 hours a day to its listeners and members. KBIA is a University-licensed, community-supported not-for-profit institution, actively involved in the life of the mid-Missouri area. The station is the area's largest provider of arts programming, serving more than 30,000 listeners and members each week, and is today one of the few remaining providers of local news. KBIA provides the best in NPR news, information, and arts and entertainment programming to this growing and vibrant area.
Listen on your mobile to "KBIA-FM-HD2" and many other Internet radio stations, with our Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP).
