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All-Music (But Not Classical) at WKNU

January 28, 2010 | Marty Ronish | Comments 0

After the bad news about WETS dropping most of its music in favor of talk, David Duff, President of the Association of Music Personnel in Public Radio, writes:

WNKU–which serves the Cincinnati market–is changing their format to go all music. WNKU is a AAA station, but Cincinnati is already served by WGUC, a 24-hour classical outlet, and WVXU, an all-news outlet.

Claiming a victory when I see one.

The AAA format will include indie rock, world music, alternative rock, alternative country, and blues. Not classical.

Filed Under: Programming • Stations

Tags: Triple-A format • WKNU

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About the Author: Marty Ronish is an independent producer of radio programs, mostly of classical and world music. She currently produces the Chicago Symphony Orchestra broadcasts that air 52 weeks a year on some 250 stations and online at www.cso.org. This year she is producing a radio series of America's Music Festivals. She is also the Executive Director of Handel in Seattle: The American Handel Festival 2011.