WNED Classical 94.5

Classical 94.5 WNED-FM is the area’s 24-hour classical music service. The station harbors an ongoing broadcast and production relationship with the Grammy award-winning Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. The new series “Young Performers” features the most accomplished, young regional musicians who are achieving positive and cultural contributions through music.

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Happy 40th Anniversary Classical 94.5 WNED!

Celebrating 40 years of Classical 94.5 WNED

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Tuesday April 18 marked the 40th anniversary of Classical 94.5 WNED. On-air celebrations included memories, recollections from familiar old friends and even the original sign-on.

Cake celebrating 40 Years of Classical 94.5 WNED

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The WNED | WBFO family celebrated with cakes. One for each decade of Classical 94.5 WNED.

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Celebrating 40 years!

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Looking back at 40 years of Classical 94.5 WNED

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The sweet celebration has just begun. Be sure to stay tuned to Classical 94.5 WNED.

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Host Peter Hall, Morning Host Bob Kumb and Music Director/Host Stratton Rawson.

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A look back at four decades of the music we love!

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Peter Hall signs the anniversary card.

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Celebrating 40 Years, Classical 94.5 WNED

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