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About Classic FM
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As individual radio station, Classic FM radio is the fourth most popular in the United Kingdom, and the first most popular in the world in its solely classical genre. In the commercial radio segment, as individual station, Classic FM is the most popular in the UK. Classic FM radio is in the ownership of Global Media & Entertainment Ltd., which has the United Kingdom's most radio listeners in the commercial radio segment by its numerous famous radio brands.
With more than 5.4 million weekly listeners, Classic FM takes responsibility for the largest classical music lover community’s musical supply in the UK, by broadcasting the most captivating pieces of the classical genre from all over the world. Classic FM identifies itself as “UK’s only 100 percent classical music radio station”. For a more diversified experience, movie soundtracks, and video game soundtracks from the instrumental-orchestral genre also appear sometimes in the Classic FM playlist. Classic FM’s presenters work with subtle speech style in favor of the undisrupted classical atmosphere.
Classic FM's schedule, besides the music contains short news blocks, so keeps its listeners updated with the most important news and weather reports.
Classic FM sets the starting note with "Classic FM's More Music Breakfast with Tim Lihoreau" on weekdays from 6am to 9am.
Classic FM's presenters: Alan Titchmarsh, Aled Jones, Alexander Armstrong, Andrew Collins, Anne-Marie Minhall, Bill Turnbull, Catherinet Bott, Charlotte Hawkins, David Mellor, Emma Nelson, Henry Blofeld, Jane Jones, Jessica Curry, John Brunning, John Suchet, Karthi Gnanasegaram, Katie Breathwick, Lucy Coward, Margherita Taylor, Myleene Klass, Moira Stuart, Nicholas Owen, Rob Cowan, Sam Pittis, Tim Lihoreau
Classic FM genre: classic
Classic FM availability: Classic FM is available on the traditional analogue radio way in the United Kingdom on 100-102 FM, and on several digital ways, we recommend the online radio stream.
DAB Digital Radio: Classic FM (UK)
DigitalTV:
Freeview: Channel 731
Freesat: Channel 721
Sky: Channel 0106
Virgin: Channel 922
Classic FM 's slogan: “The World’s Greatest Music”
As individual radio station, Classic FM radio is the fourth most popular in the United Kingdom, and the first most popular in the world in its solely classical genre. In the commercial radio segment, as individual station, Classic FM is the most popular in the UK. Classic FM radio is in the ownership of Global Media & Entertainment Ltd., which has the United Kingdom's most radio listeners in the commercial radio segment by its numerous famous radio brands.
With more than 5.4 million weekly listeners, Classic FM takes responsibility for the largest classical music lover community’s musical supply in the UK, by broadcasting the most captivating pieces of the classical genre from all over the world. Classic FM identifies itself as “UK’s only 100 percent classical music radio station”. For a more diversified experience, movie soundtracks, and video game soundtracks from the instrumental-orchestral genre also appear sometimes in the Classic FM playlist. Classic FM’s presenters work with subtle speech style in favor of the undisrupted classical atmosphere.
Classic FM's schedule, besides the music contains short news blocks, so keeps its listeners updated with the most important news and weather reports.
Classic FM sets the starting note with "Classic FM's More Music Breakfast with Tim Lihoreau" on weekdays from 6am to 9am.
Classic FM's presenters: Alan Titchmarsh, Aled Jones, Alexander Armstrong, Andrew Collins, Anne-Marie Minhall, Bill Turnbull, Catherinet Bott, Charlotte Hawkins, David Mellor, Emma Nelson, Henry Blofeld, Jane Jones, Jessica Curry, John Brunning, John Suchet, Karthi Gnanasegaram, Katie Breathwick, Lucy Coward, Margherita Taylor, Myleene Klass, Moira Stuart, Nicholas Owen, Rob Cowan, Sam Pittis, Tim Lihoreau
Classic FM genre: classic
Classic FM availability: Classic FM is available on the traditional analogue radio way in the United Kingdom on 100-102 FM, and on several digital ways, we recommend the online radio stream.
DAB Digital Radio: Classic FM (UK)
DigitalTV:
Freeview: Channel 731
Freesat: Channel 721
Sky: Channel 0106
Virgin: Channel 922
Classic FM 's slogan: “The World’s Greatest Music”
Contacts
E-mail: You can send your e-mails to Classic FM from the official Classic FM website here: http://www.classicfm.com/contact/classic-fm
For music request to Classic FM playlist here: http://www.classicfm.com/radio/shows-presenters/classic-fm-requests
Postal address: Classic FM, 30 Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7LA, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 0345 749 1812 (Check your phone provider about actual call costs)
SMS: 61812 (Get informed by your network provider about SMS service costs)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClassicFM
Twitter: https://twitter.com/classicfm
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classicfm
Tumblr: https://classicfm.tumblr.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ClassicFMOfficial
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/classic_fm
Website: https://www.classicfm.com
Frequency: United Kingdom - 100.0 FM - 102.0 FM
For music request to Classic FM playlist here: http://www.classicfm.com/radio/shows-presenters/classic-fm-requests
Postal address: Classic FM, 30 Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7LA, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 0345 749 1812 (Check your phone provider about actual call costs)
SMS: 61812 (Get informed by your network provider about SMS service costs)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClassicFM
Twitter: https://twitter.com/classicfm
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classicfm
Tumblr: https://classicfm.tumblr.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ClassicFMOfficial
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/classic_fm
Website: https://www.classicfm.com
Frequency: United Kingdom - 100.0 FM - 102.0 FM
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News about Classic FM
Global radio stations join in with mass applause
LBC, Heart, Capital, Capital XTRA, Smooth, Classic FM, Radio X and Gold will pause for a mass applause to thank NHS workers this week. All the Global stations will join the show of appreciation at 8pm on Thursday 26th March, encouraging people up and down the country to stand and clap at their windows, front doors, balconies and in their living rooms. The call-to-action, which will amplify the sentiment of the online ‘Clap for our Carers’ campaign, was launched this morning at 0815 on-air...More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 24.03.2020
Global’s Classic FM Live event won’t go ahead
Global says its Classic FM Live event at the Royal Albert Hall on Monday 18th May won’t now go ahead. This follows the government’s advice regarding mass gatherings because of the developing coronavirus outbreak, together with the uncertainty surrounding live events and the Royal Albert Hall’s closure period. The sold-out concert was to be in celebration of the 20th anniversary of ‘Classic FM Live’...More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 20.03.2020
RAJAR Q4 2019: London and national brands round-up
Coverage of the general election helped 5 Live, Radio 4 and LBC each add half a million listeners across 2019. 5 Live is up from 4.9m to 5.4m in the Q4/2019 RAJAR listening figures, while Radio 4 has added a similar amount, rising from 10.4m a year ago to 10.9m now. LBC, including new digital station LBC News, posts a record high of 2.7m listeners (up more than half a million year on year), while talkRADIO is up more than 40% from 12 months ago to now have 433,000 listeners a week – another record high for the Wireless station...More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 06.02.2020
John Humphrys joins Classic FM on a permanent basis
Classic FM’s new Sunday schedule for 2020 includes former BBC Radio 4 host John Humphrys presenting a weekly programme and the end of the Classic FM Chart. From 5th January, John Humphrys will be on-air each Sunday from 3pm to 5pm sharing his own stories and reflections on his favourite composers and their music. Charlotte Hawkins, who currently hosts that slot, will present a new Sunday night edition of Smooth Classics at Seven, keeping her Young Classical Star feature but in a new time slot...More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 11.12.2019
£850,000 raised at Global’s Make Some Noise gala
A number of presenters from Global’s radio brands hosted the Make Some Noise annual charity gala at London’s Finsbury Square on Monday. The event raised £850,000 for charity, as music artists including Robbie Williams, Tom Walker and Freya Ridings took to the stage to perform live in front of almost 500 special guests. Global united all its radio brands for the event – Heart, Capital, Smooth, Classic FM, LBC, Radio X, Capital XTRA and Gold – to help children and young people living with illness, disability or lack of opportunity.More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 26.11.2019
RAJAR Q3 2019: London and national brands round-up
Zoe Ball has lost another 364,000 listeners to her BBC Radio 2 breakfast show in the latest radio listening figures from RAJAR. It means more than a million weekly listeners have switched off since she took over the breakfast show from Chris Evans in January. In the period 24th June to 15th September 2019 (Q3/2019), Radio 2 breakfast had a weekly reach of 7.902m – that’s down from 8.266m in Q2 and 9.047m in Q1.While Zoe is still the presenter of the UK’s biggest breakfast show, the figures are the lowest for the slot in a decade – since...More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 24.10.2019
John Humphrys joins Global to cover Classic FM Breakfast
Former BBC Radio 4 presenter John Humphrys is joining Global after over 30 years at the BBC. He will host Classic FM’s More Music Breakfast from Monday 28th October to Friday 1st November inclusive from 6am to 9am, as he stands in for regular presenter Tim Lihoreau. Moira Stuart, who presents the breakfast news bulletins, will also be with him for the week. John Humphrys said: “I’m struggling to think of a greater contrast with my old job: the bliss of Beethoven and Brahms instead of Brexit and backstops! Maybe there really is another world out there!”More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 24.10.2019
Pet Sounds radio show returns to Classic FM to help cats and dogs
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'It's a new golden age': Radio 3 launches video game music show
Radio 3 is launching a new weekly programme dedicated to video game soundtracks. Running from Saturday 26 October, the hour-long show will be presented by composer Jessica Curry, who won a Bafta for her work with UK studio The Chinese Room and created and presented Classic FM’s video game music programme, High Score. “[BBC presenter and journalist] Tom Service and his producer Brian Jackson came to interview me for Radio 3 at Chinese Room a couple of years ago, and we all really hit it off,” said Curry. “Tom’s an avid...More >>www.theguardian.com - 09.10.2019