Susan Anderson |
State College, PA |
I am very picky about my classical music and have found your station on Itunes for play weekdays during work, and yours is the ONLY station I will listen to! The playlist this afternoon (3/8/10) is selection after selection of my favorites--cuts that most other classical stations skip out on. Rather than string quartet after string quartet, you actually play a range of symphonic music with movement and energy! Way to go! You certainly are XLNC! I hope you find a sponsor to bring back Musical Notes...I volunteer at our local NPR station (WPSU 91.5) and know how tight money can be. |
Edwin MacCaffrey |
Manchester, NH |
Hello, I'd like to add my name to what I suspect is a very long list of classical music lovers that do not like your play list at all. I cannot believe that this commuter music is what your listeners want. This is probably the straw that will guarantee the demise of XLNC1. You have had more technical difficulties than all other web radio classical music stations combined. Sorry to see you fail. |
Joan Grine |
Del Mar |
I am noticing a trend toward show music, movie music and pieces from contemporary artists like the Beatles. I hope this does not mean there will be less and less of your wonderful classical selections. |
Leonard Foster |
San Diego |
When did XLNC1 become NPR? What are you doing airing a promotion for a bus tour to protest cuts (actually reductions in increases!) in the California education budget? I am a member of XLNC1 but also a supporter of a leaner government both state and federal, which includes less education bureaucracy and which will have NO adverse affect on education, probably the reverse. |
Sarah Raven |
Santee |
Your music is amazing! I listen to it everyday as I am going to school and it makes getting up that early bearable. I hope you guys never go off the air. I wish my lame radio in my room could pick up your signal, I had it for a bit then I lost it. I am going to try and find it again. I love XLNC1 and if I wasn't poor I would give you money but I can't :( sorry :) but stay on the air!!!! <3 |
Mitchell Vizcaya |
Chula Vista |
Thanks for bringing good music on the radio without comercials, good luck on the campaign!
And I want to request the Goldberg Variations by Bach, it would be very nice to hear atleast one of them.
Thank you. |
whitney hicks |
san diego |
I love xlnc1 which is why I listen to the station while I fall asleep and I wake up to the station as well. Opera on Saturdays is my favorite and I can't help but roll my car windows down and share it with the world. I am writing in this guestbook to thank Kingsly SO MUCH for the tickets; An American in Paris, which is 5 days after my birthday and I couldn't ask for a better gift. Thank you xlnc1 for being here on my laptop when I'm far from my radio. |
Philip Skabeikis |
New York City |
I had the pleasure of visiting your beautiful city last week while visiting my son in the San Jacinto valley. As i jumped into my rental car I was elated to find your radio station which became a regular companion during my travels at least as long as the signal held out. In NYC we are down to only one classical music station with (WQXR 105.9 FM). Thanks so much for enhancing an already great week! |
Kim Cooney |
Spring Valley |
When are we going to hear sopranos like Kathleen Battle played on XLNC1? My husband and I attended her concert last year and were awestruck by her beautiful performance. We also attended the reception given in her honor. She is truly an inspiration to any aspiring singers. I don't care to hear about her past with the Met. Opera either. She has a voice like an angel. Thank you. |
Adele Roblee |
Pacific Beach, San Diego |
I totally enjoy listening to XLNC1 while in my car. Sadly, I am not able to listen while at home! I do live in a canyon but we receive most AM/FM radio stations in our house. Do you have any idea why we are unable to recieve your signal in our North Pacific Beach canyon? As a big fan of classical music, it saddens me to be unable to hear our only classical music station (which, for a city this size, is a disgrace!). |
Jesus Quintero |
Chula Vista |
You have the best music of the world.
Good luck with your campaign! |
104.9 FM XLNC1 |
San Diego |
XLNC1 will no longer be airing Musical Notes with Kingsley McLaren.
In these difficult times it is essential that XLNC1 re-organizes.
Like many other non-profit organizations XLNC1 has been affected
by the current financial situation. But we are using this opportunity
to become a more efficient organization as we continue to
provide uninterrupted service.
In order to begin re-airing internally pro internally produced programs
like “Musical Notes” XLNC1 needs to find a sponsor.
Kingsley continues to collaborate with XLNC1 in different projects
and remains an important member of our team.
If your company is interested in becoming a sponsor
please call (619) 575-9090 Ext. 410. |
Tehman Lansing |
San Diego |
As a 22 year old who has listened to Mr Mclaren since I was 8, I am very upset at the removal of his second program from your line up. This was an educational feature to those of us not knowing much about the music. At high school and now at San Diego State, we have, oh I mean had, thanks to your silly choices, groups of 20 to 35 listening to the Sunday night program and discussing it after the program ended. I don't know your logic or lack there of for taking this program off but whoever made the choice is lacking depth of understanding and simple common sense. |
Jason Douglas |
San Diego |
I am angry at your station. You had success on your doorstep and you had to mess with it. Without explanation to your audience, you removed what is probably your most popular program, Musical Notes. How do you expect to survive whan you make uniformed stupid decisions. What a dissappointment you are. |
Syney Sloan |
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I am extremely upset at the apparent removal of Musical notes. For some obscure reason you keep the programs with Metha and Pak but deprive us of the best, Musical notes. It was Bad enough when you took away the Sunday night Opera...now this! Do you have a death wish for the station? |
