https://community.aarp.org/t5/Leisure-Lifestyle/A-radio-station-in-St-Louis-that-really-respects-Bach/m-p/2081976#M4982 <P>When Classic 99 exchanged hands with a Contemporary Christian radio station that St. Louis already has, St. Louisians thought that the city was never going to have full time classical music ever again.&nbsp; Once a Fine Arts station appeared on the dial at 107.3, classical music has returned to St. Louis once again.&nbsp; Some of the same DJs from Classic 99 are now at this new classical station.&nbsp; When I had a few pennies left in my pocket and I was in Clayton, MO, I donated them to this classical music station.&nbsp; I am so happy that St. Louis once again has full time classical music on the radio again.&nbsp; When I go on my trail walks in Forest Park, I feel that I have to blend in some Mozart to go along.&nbsp; I tell some of the people that are much younger than I am about how classical music can also a good teaching tool in music.&nbsp; Such as the time when Bach wrote two fugues to teach his audience the four basic singing ranges.&nbsp; One was called the "Little' and it was in G minor and the other one he wrote was in G Major.&nbsp; My voice when I sing is in the bass.&nbsp;&nbsp;</P> Thu, 22 Nov 2018 00:58:59 GMT PatrickR720159 2018-11-22T00:58:59Z