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radio classique quebec
About radio classique quebec
Radio Classique Quebec broadcasts classical music in French on 92.7 FM from Quebec City, and its stream is available free online at any time. The station runs under the call sign CJSQ-FM and is owned by Arsenal Media, transmitting at 2,840 watts across the city.
The format is straightforward: French-language classical programming, which makes it one of the few stations in the region serving listeners who want orchestral and chamber music without switching languages to get it. If you found this page looking for a classical station rooted in Quebec rather than Montreal or Toronto, this is it.
The online stream runs at 320 kbps MP3, which is a higher bitrate than most stations bother with. For classical music in particular, that matters, since the dynamic range of a full orchestra compresses badly at lower rates. You can listen directly through the station’s site at radioclassique.ca.
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Frequently asked questions
92.7 MHz. The station broadcasts from Quebec City on FM.
Yes. The station publishes a stream URL at radioclassique.ca, available in MP3 format at 320 kbps.
French. It's a French-language station serving Quebec City and the surrounding region.
Classical music. The station's format is dedicated to classical compositions and related programming.
Yes. Listening is free whether you tune in on FM or stream online through their website.
Visit radioclassique.ca to access the stream and station information.