WKCR-FM

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WKCR-FM is a college radio station licensed to Columbia University in New York City. Operating at 89.9 MHz, the station serves the New York metropolitan area. WKCR is known for its eclectic range of programming, including jazz, classical, and new music, as well as its commitment to providing a platform for underrepresented music genres.

History[edit | edit source]

The history of WKCR dates back to its inception as a student-run radio station at Columbia University. Over the years, it has become renowned for its dedication to cultural enrichment and musical diversity, often spotlighting genres that receive little attention from commercial outlets.

Programming[edit | edit source]

WKCR's programming is diverse, featuring a wide array of music shows that focus on genres ranging from jazz, classical, and experimental to international music. The station is particularly noted for its jazz programming, hosting several shows that explore various eras and styles within the genre. Additionally, WKCR holds special events and marathons, such as the annual Bach Festival, which broadcasts the works of Johann Sebastian Bach continuously over several days.

Impact and Legacy[edit | edit source]

WKCR has played a significant role in the New York City cultural scene, providing a platform for emerging artists and genres that are typically overlooked by mainstream media. Its influence extends beyond music, as the station also produces content that includes interviews, live performances, and educational programs.

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