WRCJ 90.9 FM

WRCJ 90.9 FM went on the air August 1, 2005, with its classical and jazz format. Thanks to your support over the years, we’ve shared live performances by Detroit musicians, fascinating conversations with visiting artists, and now, in the era …

Our condolences go out to the family and friends of broadcaster, musician and conductor Charles Greenwell, who passed away recently.  Charles was well-known for his work on WQRS-FM and with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, the Birmingham/Bloomfield Symphony and many others.  …

Violinist Augustine Hadelich joined the DSO late in January of 2020 for one of the last live concerts at Orchestra Hall. Hadelich’s newest release Bohemian Tales features Antonin Dvorak’s Violin Concerto, and other works by Czech composers. Augustine Hadelich tell’s …

Your gifts to listener-supported WRCJ-FM today help provide the healing power of music.  Give Now or call 866-909-9725 to help keep classical music alive on the radio.  We’re honored that you’ve chosen to listen to, and support, WRCJ 90.9 FM.  …

These cool wireless Air Buds come in a small charging case and are our thank-you gift for a contribution of $120 or more to WRCJ.  Order yours now.  You can listen to music for 2-3 hours and answer phone calls …

Peter Whorf speaks with UMS President Matthew VanBesien about plans for the coming season in this interview.…

WRCJ’s Peter Whorf speaks with Michigan Opera Theatre Children’s Chorus director Suzanne Acton about the ensemble’s May 22^nd on-line performance and the history of the group here.

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DSO President and CEO Anne Parsons speaks with WRCJ’s Peter Whorf about how the orchestra is serving the classical music community during the current global crisis in this interview.…