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Sacred Classics was a weekly two–hour radio show originating from WBVM-FM in Tampa, Florida, featuring choral and organ music from international venues. Founded in October 1983, it was broadcast on Saturdays and Sundays, as well as streamed over the Internet at various times to accommodate listeners worldwide. The program was produced by Atlas Communications and hosted by Jim Howes, who used the thousands of pipe organ and choral recordings in his personal collection, gathered from his travels around the world. Programs typically included music from such diverse locations as England, Germany, South Africa, Riga, Latvia, and Sydney, Australia, along with prominent church choirs and organists in the U.S. Live organ concerts were also sponsored and recorded for later broadcast, as in 2004 whe

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rdfs:comment	Sacred Classics was a weekly two–hour radio show originating from WBVM-FM in Tampa, Florida, featuring choral and organ music from international venues. Founded in October 1983, it was broadcast on Saturdays and Sundays, as well as streamed over the Internet at various times to accommodate listeners worldwide. The program was produced by Atlas Communications and hosted by Jim Howes, who used the thousands of pipe organ and choral recordings in his personal collection, gathered from his travels around the world. Programs typically included music from such diverse locations as England, Germany, South Africa, Riga, Latvia, and Sydney, Australia, along with prominent church choirs and organists in the U.S. Live organ concerts were also sponsored and recorded for later broadcast, as in 2004 whe (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bermuda Pipe organ Riga Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church Choir Streaming media Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church 1983 radio programme debuts WBVM Joachim Neander American Guild of Organists American Christian radio programs First Methodist Church of St. Petersburg James G. Howes Tampa, Florida American classical music radio programs Sydney St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport Pipe organ St. Petersburg Times Filming location Frederick Swann Miklós Rózsa Ocean Grove, New Jersey Ewart Brown Mary, Queen of the Universe Shrine Bermuda International Airport Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, New York St. Stephan's Cathedral, Passau
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home station	WBVM
show name	Sacred Classics (en)
audio format	Stereophonic sound (en)
caption	The organ of Passau Cathedral, Germany, among the renowned instruments featured on Sacred Classics (en)
endtheme	King of Kings by Miklós Rózsa (en)
first aired	October 1983 (en)
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last aired	September 2021 (en)
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opentheme	He is risen (en)
other names	''Choral Masterpieces, (en) King of Instruments'' (en)
presenter	James G. "Jim" Howes (en)
producer	Atlas Communications (en)
runtime	7200.0 (second)
has abstract	Sacred Classics was a weekly two–hour radio show originating from WBVM-FM in Tampa, Florida, featuring choral and organ music from international venues. Founded in October 1983, it was broadcast on Saturdays and Sundays, as well as streamed over the Internet at various times to accommodate listeners worldwide. The program was produced by Atlas Communications and hosted by Jim Howes, who used the thousands of pipe organ and choral recordings in his personal collection, gathered from his travels around the world. Programs typically included music from such diverse locations as England, Germany, South Africa, Riga, Latvia, and Sydney, Australia, along with prominent church choirs and organists in the U.S. Live organ concerts were also sponsored and recorded for later broadcast, as in 2004 when celebrated organist Frederick Swann performed at the 88-rank organ of St. Paul's Anglican Church in Bermuda. The final showed aired on September 26, 2021. (en)
exec producer	James G. Howes
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