All Classical Radio will present two distinctive performances during a live edition of “Thursdays @ Three” on Thursday, Sept. 3.

Host Christa Wessel will welcome tenors Luigi Boccia and Kimo Camat, followed by members of 45th Parallel Universe. The program begins at 6 p.m. Eastern and can be heard free through the All Classical Radio website.

Boccia and Camat will preview the Portland Queer Arts Foundation’s annual “Spectacular.” The second half of the broadcast will feature 45th Parallel Universe performing Nordic folk tunes arranged for strings by the Danish String Quartet.

The performances will originate from the Irving Levin Performance Hall at All Classical Radio’s Media Arts Center in Portland, Oregon.

How to listen

Listeners can open the All Classical Radio website and select the Listen button at the top of the page. The button launches the station’s live web player.

All Classical also provides stream options for compatible media players, including VLC. These alternatives may be useful to listeners who prefer a dedicated audio player instead of keeping the website open.

Listeners in the Portland area can hear the program on 89.9 FM.

Broadcast details

  • Date: Thursday, Sept. 3
  • Time: 6 p.m. Eastern, 3 p.m. Pacific
  • Program: “Thursdays @ Three”
  • Host: Christa Wessel
  • Performers: Luigi Boccia, Kimo Camat and 45th Parallel Universe
  • Broadcast status: Live
  • U.S. availability: Confirmed
  • Cost: Free
  • Listening method: All Classical Radio’s live website stream or 89.9 FM in Portland

Accessibility note

This is a free, audio-first broadcast with a human host. The website’s persistent Listen button provides direct access to the live player, but Web Radio Info has not independently completed a screen-reader evaluation of the pop-up player.

All Classical Radio says “Thursdays @ Three” episodes are ordinarily available on demand for two weeks after the original broadcast. The live stream remains the appropriate choice for hearing the performance as it happens.

Verified sources

About the Author

Karl Lee is the Editorial Director of Web Radio Info Inc., a Clearwater, Florida-based nonprofit dedicated to helping blind and low-vision listeners discover accessible, human-hosted radio, live sports and screen-free audio.