How To Listen To 91.9 Classical KC
Listen to Classical KC on the Radio
You can listen to 91.9 Classical KC in Kansas City. Our 7,000-watt transmitter reaches many parts of the Kansas City metro, and the signal should be clear in your car. But some residents may require an additional antenna for optimal listening at home.
If you have an HD radio in your car or home, you can also listen to Classical KC in all-digital on 89.3 HD2. Reception on HD2 reaches much further than our 91.9 FM signal.
Listen to Classical KC on our Website
You can stream 91.9 Classical KC from our website by clicking the blue and white play button at the top of our page if you're on a desktop computer, and at the bottom of the page if you're on a smartphone. You can continue to any page on this site and the audio will continue to play.
If you'd like to listen to our sister station, KCUR 89.3 - NPR in Kansas City, click "All Streams" at the top right. This image will also appear on the KCUR website when you're ready to switch back to Classical KC.
If you have trouble with the live stream player, or need a direct link to the stream, go to:
https://playerservices.streamtheworld.com/api/livestream-redirect/KWJCFM.mp3
or
https://playerservices.streamtheworld.com/api/livestream-redirect/KWJCFM_ADP.aac
Smart Speakers
On Amazon Echo devices, ask "Alexa, Play Classical KC" or "Alexa, play Ninety One Nine, Classical KC."
On Google Home devices, say "Hey Google, Play Classical KC" or "Hey Google, play Ninety One Nine, Classical KC."
You can also listen to Classical KC on Sonos and other devices.
If you have any further questions about how to access our streaming, please reference our FAQ page or email us at classical@classicalkc.org.