Icecast Directory


Genre “dramatic” Streams

Symphonic Metal
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Experience the grandeur of Symphonic Metal, where epic orchestration meets the intensity of heavy metal. With operatic vocals, soaring strings, and powerful riffs, this station creates a dramatic, larger-than-life sound.

Tchaikovsky
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Celebrate the emotive, lyrical beauty of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. This station features his beloved ballets, symphonies, and concertos, offering a deep dive into the heart of one of Romantic music’s most iconic composers.

Piano Works
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Piano Works features expressive solo piano pieces ranging from delicate preludes to thunderous sonatas.

Liszt
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Liszt features the passionate, virtuosic piano works of Franz Liszt, filled with dramatic flair and technical brilliance.

Orchestral Works
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Orchestral Works streams grand symphonic music from various periods, rich in harmony, color, and emotional depth.

Piano Works
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Piano Works features expressive solo piano pieces ranging from delicate preludes to thunderous sonatas.

Violin Works
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Violin Works highlights the elegance, virtuosity, and emotional range of violin compositions across eras.

Symphonies
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Feel the grandeur of the world’s greatest Symphonies. From Beethoven to Mahler, this station features the powerful, large-scale works that define classical music’s most epic and emotive form.

Sacred Works
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Sacred Works offers devotional choral and instrumental music spanning centuries, composed for spiritual reflection and worship.

Prog Metal
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Prog Metal delivers complex rhythms, technical musicianship, and epic soundscapes 24/7. For fans of progressive metal, this station features the best of the genre’s boundary-pushing bands.

Very Vest of Handel
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George Frideric Handel (1685–1759) is one of the most celebrated composers in the history of classical music

Schubert
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Schubert celebrates the lyrical melodies and emotional depth of Franz Schubert’s symphonies, lieder, and chamber music.

Schubert
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Schubert celebrates the lyrical melodies and emotional depth of Franz Schubert’s symphonies, lieder, and chamber music.

Ballets
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Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) was a German composer and musician of the Baroque period, renowned for his instrumental compositions and church music.

Orchestral Works
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Orchestral Works streams grand symphonic music from various periods, rich in harmony, color, and emotional depth.

Beethoven
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Celebrate the legendary works of Ludwig van Beethoven. From stirring symphonies to delicate piano sonatas, this station offers the powerful, emotive compositions that cemented Beethoven’s place as one of the greatest composers in history.

Shostakovich
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Shostakovich explores the bold, dramatic, and often politically charged works of Dmitri Shostakovich.

Violin Works
On Air: Salvatore Accardo, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Charles Dutoit - Violin Concerto No.2 in B minor, Op.7 [N. Paganini]

Violin Works highlights the elegance, virtuosity, and emotional range of violin compositions across eras.

Opera Highlights
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Opera Highlights collects the most memorable arias, overtures, and scenes from beloved operas across centuries.

Symphonies
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Feel the grandeur of the world’s greatest Symphonies. From Beethoven to Mahler, this station features the powerful, large-scale works that define classical music’s most epic and emotive form.

Orchestral Works
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Orchestral Works streams grand symphonic music from various periods, rich in harmony, color, and emotional depth.

Opera Highlights
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Opera Highlights collects the most memorable arias, overtures, and scenes from beloved operas across centuries.

Liszt
On Air: Leslie Howard, Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Karl Anton Rickenbacher - Hexaméron (Morceau de concert), collaborative work for piano & orchestra (edited by Leslie Howard), S. 365a (LW H5) [F. Liszt]

Liszt features the passionate, virtuosic piano works of Franz Liszt, filled with dramatic flair and technical brilliance.