See also: Radio Traditional (homonymy)
Traditional Radio is a musical French private radio of category D which was created in 1983 by a dissenting team of France Musique, with which part of its public reproached for diffusing too many comments for not enough music.
With its whole beginnings, it calls upon the contributions of its listeners who - in exchange of a subscription - receive the detailed program of the station. It diffuses also some advertisements which hold partly of the patronage, then belonged to the press group Expansion. Since 1999, Radio Traditional is held at 100% by the group of luxury LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
The contribution of the listeners is not requested any more. Indeed, the advertisers consider that the traditional audience of the music lovers has a purchasing power higher than the average, and the station constitutes a means of reaching this targeted population.
Radio Classique is now a network of 80 frequencies, which cover more than 100 cities in France, that is to say 35 million inhabitants.
Since the re-entry 2005, the station seeks to decompartmentalize the classical music by emphasizing the benefit of the listening of the traditional one. It was thus repositioned around the resourcing (its new signature: “Ressourcez you”), with an objective to return the traditional accessible one. Thus with the antenna: a more convivial tone, film musics, music with the request, plays, etc
It also called upon personalities recognized to animate emissions like Claire Chazal or Nelson Monfort ( melodies of Nelson ). Jean-Pierre Gauffre animated at two periods a daily chronicle there.
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