About
Timeless music and timely information.
Connecting local listeners to the world of classical music for the past 50 years, KVNO serves as a vital cornerstone of the Omaha arts and culture community. Through online and broadcast channels, listeners rely on KVNO to deliver a full and diverse classical experience, paired with the local news and arts, events and storytelling. Locally composed, community supported and enthusiastically focused on a vibrant future for the arts, KVNO elevates the quality of our daily lives.
You can find us centrally located on the University of Nebraska Omaha’s Dodge Street campus.
Meet the Voices
One of Classical 90.7 KVNO’s greatest strengths is the team of talented, dedicated individuals you hear on the air. Many of our hosts are active performing artists, educators, and experienced broadcasters.
The Faces On the AirClassical Kids
Each month, KVNO honors the gift of the arts in our youth by recognizing an outstanding student musician. We’re looking for students whose musical efforts exemplify the value and richness of the arts in a young person’s life.
Make a NominationArts & News
KVNO is Omaha’s Classical Radio, and we feature local hosts who live right here and love to talk about the incredible culture we enjoy in the metro area. We work hard to reflect that rich culture in our arts and local news reporting.
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Our main studio is the heartbeat of KVNO.
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KVNO’s original office and studio spaces were housed on UNO’s campus in the Storz House, pictured here (1987).
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Longtime host Frank Bramhall in the KVNO Air Studio, Storz House.
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KVNO’s current home is the College of Public Affairs and Community Service (CPACS) Building on UNO’s Dodge St. Campus.
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KVNO’s entryway also serves as our primary music library, storing over 6,000 CDs.
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Our Main Production Studio (PROD-1) houses equipment to record, mix, and produce programs.
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PROD-1 also doubles as a backup air studio when our main studio if offline for maintenance.
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KVNO’s cozy secondary production studio is affectionately called “the Closet.” In here staff can quickly record and produce programs that don’t require extensive mixing.
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The Interview Studio is outfitted to record up to four interviews simultaneously.
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It’s also connected to our Main Air Studio, useful during morning news broadcasts and pledge drives.
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When the sign lights up, we’re live on the air!
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The hallway rack houses equipment that our engineers tell us not to touch!!