Listen To WPR online Click here to support WPR! Return to the WPR Home Page
Explore WPR
WPR Home
Listener Feedback
About WPR
Newsletters and Reports
Studios, Stations and Program Schedules
Station Coverage Maps, Reception and Technical Issues
Studios and Stations
Membership Information
Planned Giving
Major Gifts & Philanthropy
Corporate Sponsorships
WPR Program Index
The Ideas Network
The NPR News and Classical Network
WPR News
Internet Webcasting
WPR's National SHows
The Radio Store
Related Links
WPR Shows:
Search wpr.org:

The NPR News & Classical Music Network overnight service is hosted by Peter Van De Graaff.

Peter draws music selections from all eras, but focus on works from the Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods. All selections are programmed from a record library of over 75,000 records and CD's, focusing on the standards of the repertoire, but also drawing from the rich and varied music that comprises all of what is call "classical music."

Peter Van De Graaff started his radio career at KBYU-FM in Provo, Utah, where he was an announcer and senior producer for three years following his graduation from Brigham Young University with a degree in vocal performance. As a professional singer, Peter has performed with opera companies and orchestras throughout the world, including the Czech State Orchestra and the symphonies of New Orleans, Utah, Colorado Springs and San Antonio. He has performed with opera companies in Rochester, New York, Milwaukee, Chicago and Boise.

Peter Van De Graaff's programs originate from The Beethoven Network.

Playlists are available Here.


HOME | ABOUT WPR | BECOME MEMBER | CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS
WPR NEWS | IDEAS NETWORK | NPR NEWS & CLASSICAL NETWORK
NATIONAL PROGRAMMING | RELATED WEBSITES | RADIO STORE
PROGRAM INDEX | LIVE WEBCASTING | AUDIO ARCHIVES

For questions or comments about our programming, call Audience Services
at 1-800-747-7444, email us at listener@wpr.org, or use our Online Feedback Form.
Comment about our website? Email it to webmaster@wpr.org.

Wisconsin Public Radio is a service of the
Wisconsin Educational Communications Board
and University of Wisconsin - Extension.

©2008 by Wisconsin Public Radio.