Jazz Radio Classic Jazz

Jazz Radio Classic Jazz transmite en vivo desde Lyon, France, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música Jazz, R&B, Soul, Pop, Funk, Classical.

The station broadcasts a comprehensive selection of jazz music, positioning itself as 'the radio for all jazz lovers.' Its programming encompasses a wide range of styles within the genre, from hard bop to contemporary interpretations. The website highlights features on both established and emerging artists, showcasing the breadth and evolution of jazz. Recent coverage includes profiles of Japanese pianist Ryo Fukui, whose album 'Scenery' is now considered a cult classic, and discussions surrounding the return of the Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés festival, featuring artists like Marion Rampal and Levi Harvey Trio. The broadcaster also shares news and insights into the wider jazz scene, including previews of Sly Johnson’s upcoming album, 'Mister Johnson,' and the programming for the Nuits de Fourvière festival. The station’s programming extends beyond music playback to include interviews and podcasts. Featured interviews include conversations with Aloe Blacc, discussing the impact of the nation on the recognition of his song “I Need a Dollar,” and Michel Jonasz, whose Docks Live Sessions interview explores his philosophy that music should serve the text. The website also promotes various events and performances, such as three evenings dedicated to jazz dining experiences, Malted Milk’s 30th-anniversary celebration with a new album, and the opening of a new intimate jazz club called Louloute in Paris. Listings also include details of the Prix Jacques Deray, a celebration of film noir, and performances by artists like Fabrice Tarel and La Touche Manouch’. A concert caritative, a chamber music performance for inclusion, is also scheduled. The broadcaster has a history dating back to 1996, when it was initially established as a FM radio station. The website references its involvement with the Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés festival, indicating a long-standing commitment to supporting and promoting the jazz scene. The station’s coverage of Ryo Fukui’s career highlights its ability to recognize and champion talent, even those who gained wider recognition later in their careers. The broadcaster's continued presence and evolution demonstrate a dedication to preserving and expanding the reach of jazz music. The station utilizes a variety of platforms to engage with its audience, including a website featuring news, event listings, and podcasts. The website provides information on upcoming events and artist profiles, and offers a space for listeners to discover new music and learn more about the jazz world. The inclusion of podcasts, such as the 'Jazz Radio x Docks Live Sessions' and 'Les Bons Plans,' suggests a focus on creating a community around the music and providing additional content for listeners to enjoy. The station also appears to be active in promoting local events and supporting various charitable causes through musical performances.