Seth Tompkins

Image courtesy noncomMUSIC Alliance. Public Radio Music Day is Thursday, April 16! The U.S. Congress has declared April 16, 2020, Public Radio Music Day to recognize the local and nationwide value of public radio music stations. KING FM is very proud to be a part of that system, a system that inspires musical discovery, encourages artistic innovation, and supports personal enrichment and local performing organizations.

Hello everyone. It’s that time of the year again. Here’s what you should know about Christmas at KING FM: KING FM’s Classical Christmas Channel has been running since November 1st. You can access it on king.org or through the KING FM mobile app. And, on December 1, you can hear it over-the-air on HD channel 2, where it will stay until January 2nd.

To me, one of the most exciting things Seattle Symphony does is the [untitled] series. looking through the upcoming season, the first [untitled] concert looks like a smash hit. Featuring Seattle Symphony chamber players performing contemporary classical superstar composers John Adams and Steve Reich alongside the lesser-known-but-quickly-rising Thomas Adès, this concert promises not to disappoint!  Info here. Of particular interest to me is Steve Reich’s Different Trains.