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With federal funding rescinded, the future of Classical California depends on us, all of us. The Harmony Fund will inspire others to give and ensure that the world’s greatest music remains free, accessible, and inspiring for generations to come. Together, we can keep this cultural treasure alive.
URGENT: $1.1 Million in Federal Funding Rescinded
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We Did It | Thank You!
KDFC reached its fiscal year end goal of $75,000 in a single day, shortening a planned 48-hour pledge drive. Donations are still welcome until June 30, 2023.
Help Us With a Vital Dollar-for-Dollar Match!
KDFC is seeking donations to reach its fiscal year-end goal of $75,000. Your contribution will be matched dollar-for-dollar, supporting the continued broadcast of classical music.
Sip, Sing, and Support KUSC!
Support KUSC's mission to promote classical music culture. Donate $10/month or $120 once to receive a Bistro Mug and a Luciano Pavarotti CD collection.
All Aboard! A Special Railway Adventure Offer!
Support KDFC's classical music service with a donation and get a chance to win a Napa Valley Wine Train adventure. Pledge before 7pm to enter the sweepstakes.
Public Media Giving Day
Celebrate Public Media Giving Day by supporting KUSC, your favorite public media station. Your contributions keep classical music alive and commercial-free. Show your support today!
An Ode to An Ode to Joy
Lara Downes describes why Beethoven’s music still matters after 255 years, exploring the timeless power of his “Ode to Joy” and its role in shaping history.
Notes from the Fires: This episode might change your mind about spreadsheets. Really.
The publicist is Judy Miller Silverman and Notes from the Fires host, John Rabe, talk about her simple act that touched hundreds of thousands of people.
Finding Your Voice: The Joy and Connection of Singing
Family singalongs, holiday carols, karaoke nights, Jennifer Miller Hammel knows singing isn’t just fun, it’s connection, health, and pure joy.
Notes from the Fires: Fire Victims Fight Trauma with Tradition
Pianists Natasha Marin and Maria Demina, friends for decades who play together as the DoubleSharp Piano Duo, speak with Notes from the Fires host John Rabe.
Did our Notes from the Fires friends find something to be grateful for on Thanksgiving? Spoiler Alert: Yes.
Notes from the Fires host, John Rabe asks Christopher Still, the second trumpet for the LA Phil, “How was your Thanksgiving?”
These Rides Really Sleigh
Brian Lauritzen gallops into the holidays with these compositions about sleigh rides.
