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October 4, 2005
MUSIC, ANYONE?
Every once in awhile we realize what we've been missing. So, in case you've been missing it, too, may we recommend On An Overgrown Path? It has a delicious worldwide blogroll of radio stations that lets you listen to Radio B.A.C.H., for instance, which streams Bach 24/7 from Poland -- right now we're listening to the unmistakable Glenn Gould playing the French Suite -- or to Bartok Radio, one of Hungary's three nationwide channels, which broadcasts 24/7 from Budapest. Or check out RHTK Channel 4, broadcasting from Hong Kong. We don't know who runs the site. But he or she is Pliable, and has listed more than 60 other foreign and domestic stations. It's a great service.
--TSoT
Posted by jherman at October 4, 2005 1:55 PM
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