MCCC and WWFM are Operating on a Remote Basis during Coronavirus Pandemic.

Onsite operations will resume at a date to be determined. For the safety of our staff, WWFM will continue to broadcast on a modified schedule, including many listener favorites! We're here for you!

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SymphonyCast - Join us Thursday at 8 pm

Giancarlo Guerrero leads the Nashville Symphony in Wagner's Overture and Venusburg music from Tannhauser, Picker's Opera Without Words, and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3 (Yefim Bronfman, piano).

What's In the Pocket on JazzOn2?

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MCCC Statement on the George Floyd Tragedy

Click here for a statement from Dr. Jianping Wang, president of Mercer County Community College, the parent of WWFM.

Classical Conversations on Cadenza - Thursdays at 10 pm

Exploring Music - Weeknights at 7 pm

Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin
This week: "Rimsky-Korsakov and his Pupils" - He left his musical mark on the world, and also his creative mark on all his students: Glazunov, Liadov, Stravinsky and Respigh.

'What Makes it Great?' - The Music of Leonard Bernstein

Author and composer Rob Kapilow welcomes special guest vocalists Sally Wilfert and Michael Winther for music from On the Town, Wonderful Town and West Side Story.

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'On a Positive Note' - Musicians Come Together to Share Music and Hope

Listen to past spotlights on musicians who are sharing their music and lifting spirits as we 'shelter in place' by host Rachel Katz.

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Monday Request Hour - 11 am

Brighten Your Days with the Music YOU Love - Send in your requests!

Tune in every Monday at 11 am for an hour of YOUR requests! Submit your favorites to info@wwfm.org.

Arts and Cultural News Headlines

Helen Jones Woods, Groundbreaking Female Trombonist, Has Died From COVID-19

By • 20 hours ago

Helen Jones Woods, who played trombone with the International Sweethearts of Rhythm, a history-making all-female big band that toured widely during World War II, died of COVID-19 on July 25 in Sarasota, Fla. She was 96.

Her daughter Cathy Hughes, founder and chairperson of the broadcast media company Urban One, confirmed the details of her death to NPR.

Leon Fleisher, The Pianist Who Reinvented Himself, Dies At 92

By • Aug 2, 2020

One of America's most beloved and resourceful pianists has died. Leon Fleisher was 92 years old. He died of cancer in Baltimore Sunday morning, according to his son, Julian.

The pianist's roller coaster career began with fame, moved to despair and ended in fulfillment.

In a Broadway Minute Reviews Public Theater's Radio Version of 'Richard II'

By • Jul 30, 2020
Zoom screen capture courtesy the Public Theater


A Tempo: Dance/NYC Series Highlights How Dancers are 'Necessary Workers'

By • Jul 30, 2020

Early on in the Covid-19 pandemic, Dance/NYC, which supports and promotes dancers and dance organizations in New York City, recognized the need to advocate for dancers and the important role they play in their communities and schools. Since May Dance/NYC has been offering weekly panel discussions on Facebook called "Artists are Necessary Workers" that explores issues such as dancer health and safety, the future of touring and festivals, and questions about diversity and equity.

In a Broadway Minute Reviews Wilma Theater's 'Is God Is'

By • Jul 23, 2020
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