Author Archives: Lisa Gray

POSTED Friday, May 25, 2012 – Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial start of summer, and at WDAV and in the Carolinas, it’s when the summertime music-making begins in earnest. We’ll kick things off this weekend with recordings we’ve made at … Continue reading →

Posted March 9, 2012 – Radio Ink magazine has announced that WDAV’s Frank Dominguez is a finalist for two National Hispanic Radio Awards — Radio Personality of the Year and Programmer of the Year — for his work as producer … Continue reading →

POSTED February 29, 2012 – WDAV Classical Public Radio has made it easier than ever to enjoy classical music – especially classical music made in the Carolinas – from anywhere in the world. The station announced today the launch of … Continue reading →

POSTED February 23, 2012 — Throughout the month of March, Charlotte’s performing organizations are celebrating Russian music and culture with the first-ever Ulysses Festival, Charlotte’s Spring Festival of the Arts. Leaders envision this as an annual opportunity for collaboration and … Continue reading →

POSTED December 9, 2011 – Pity poor Beethoven. Like so many December babies, his birth anniverary on the 16th can get lost in all the holiday musical hoopla. But to honor dear Ludwig and to assure he gets his due, … Continue reading →

WDAV wishes you a happy holiday season, full of music and friends. To prove it, meet us at one (or all!) of these special holiday musical events: Charlotte Lessons & Carols Friday, December 2 at Noon St. John’s Baptist Church, … Continue reading →

We hope you’ll spend your Thanksgiving holiday with friends, family… and WDAV! We’ll accompany your festivities with the best classical music from the Carolinas and beyond — including these special programs. Don’t miss a minute – turn to 89.9 FM … Continue reading →

On Wednesday afternoon, November 9th, at approximately 2 o’clock, WDAV and all other licensed broadcasters will participate in a national test of the Emergency Alert System. The test will last for approximately 30 seconds and is being coordinated by the … Continue reading →