Classical Days. Jazzy Nights - 90.9 FM & HD-1 Detroit
Please welcome Dave Schwan from 7-10p; John Hill (left) 10p-1a; and Neil Tesser from 1a-4a. On Fridays, it’s still Detroit’s Maxine Michaels from 7-11p, followed by Neil Tesser. Saturdays bring Detroit’s John Penney, 7-10p, followed by Dee Alexander and Dave …
Congratulations to Music Director Jim Dantzer and to all who voted as WRCJ 90.9 FM was chosen for “Best Playlist” for the 4th year in a row by Hour Detroit magazine. Enjoy the music!…
Please welcome “MSU in Concert” Saturdays at 9a, featuring the students and faculty of Michigan State University, and “What’s New in Classical,” Sundays at 9a, featuring new classical releases. Both programs are hosted by WKAR-FM’s Peter …
WRCJ is fortunate to have many guests visit our studios, from performers to composers to conductors and more. Our archived interviews are below for your listening pleasure.
For our most recent interviews, click here.
For our interviews from …
PRODUCED BY DETROIT SCHOOL OF ARTS STUDENTS
Beverly Morrison-Green, Radio/TV Special Instructor
Did you miss one of your favorite student produced programs? No problem, just find it below and enjoy! If you would like to download the program, right click …
Financial support from listeners like you keeps classical days and jazzy nights alive on the radio in Detroit and streaming around the globe on wrcjfm.org. We have several new cool items you can select for your gift to WRCJ. Check …
“The Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Grace, Grit and Glory” — This 300-page hard-cover book is the first detailed history of the DSO and is filled with stories and photos. It’s our thank-you for your contribution of $120 or more to WRCJ. …
WRCJ 90.9 FM is a community supported service thanks to contributions from listeners like you and many business, cultural and educational partners. Please see our list of community partners and thank them for keeping classical and jazz music alive on …
