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'''Radio Orfey''' ([[Russian language|Russian]]: Радио Орфей) ("Radio Orpheus") is a [[Russia|Russian]] radio station broadcasting [[classical music]] from studios in [[Moscow]]. Its programmes – which are broadcast on [[FM broadcasting|FM]] from transmitters in Moscow (99.2 MHz), [[Saint Petersburg]] (71.66 MHz), [[Yekaterinburg]] (69.92 MHz), [[Volgograd]] (71.33 MHz), [[Perm]] (66.8 MHz), [[Lipetsk]] (70.07 MHz), [[Tula]] (71.93 MHz), [[Kurgan]] (106 MHz), and [[Smolensk]] (104.3 MHz) – |
'''Radio Orfey''' ([[Russian language|Russian]]: Радио Орфей) ("Radio Orpheus") is a [[Russia|Russian]] radio station broadcasting [[classical music]] from studios in [[Moscow]]. Its programmes – which are broadcast on [[FM broadcasting|FM]] from transmitters in Moscow (99.2 MHz), [[Saint Petersburg]] (71.66 MHz), [[Yekaterinburg]] (69.92 MHz), [[Volgograd]] (71.33 MHz), [[Perm]] (66.8 MHz), [[Lipetsk]] (70.07 MHz), [[Tula, Russia|Tula]] (71.93 MHz), [[Kurgan]] (106 MHz), and [[Smolensk]] (104.3 MHz) – |
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are also streamed on the [[Internet]]. |
are also streamed on the [[Internet]]. |
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Revision as of 03:42, 15 August 2017
Radio Orfey (Russian: Радио Орфей) ("Radio Orpheus") is a Russian radio station broadcasting classical music from studios in Moscow. Its programmes – which are broadcast on FM from transmitters in Moscow (99.2 MHz), Saint Petersburg (71.66 MHz), Yekaterinburg (69.92 MHz), Volgograd (71.33 MHz), Perm (66.8 MHz), Lipetsk (70.07 MHz), Tula (71.93 MHz), Kurgan (106 MHz), and Smolensk (104.3 MHz) – are also streamed on the Internet.
The station, which was created in August 1960, has had various owners throughout its history:
- 1960-1991: All-Union Radio
- 1991-1995: State TV and Radio Company "Ostankino"
- 1995-2007: the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company
- 2007–present: the Russian State TV and Radio Music Centre (a self-governing state-owned enterprise)
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