I was extra late Monday in making the post of this week's first YourClassical free classical piece. I mentioned at the time that the prior 7 to 10 or so posts are archived, so you could still get the piece and not to worry.
Well, I may want to go ahead on to bed and sleep in late tomorrow morning . . . er . . . I mean that I have an important business meeting to attend tomorrow and have to take an early flight out to get there.
So, I thought that I would repeat the information from Monday about the archive that I mentioned Monday, and, while I'm at it, give you two other websites where those posts are archived. Again, that's in case I make a post of a piece that you would have liked to have had, but I made the post so late in the day that you missed it. You can go to one of the three archives and still download it. Keep in mind that the post for a new classical piece occurs sometime between 1 a.m. and 2 a.m. Eastern time each day (except for Saturday and Sunday).
I suspect that there may be more archives than these three, because there are so many agencies, organizations, and such like which are involved in some way with the giveaways (e.g., Minnesota Public Radio, publicradio.org, YourClassical, American Public Media,
et al.); however, if there are additional archives I am not aware of them at the present time.
First, the archive that I already gave you--
http://www.yourclassical.org/topics/daily-download.
Another one--
http://feeds.feedburner.com/YourClassicalDailyDownload.
The last one--
http://www.yourclassical.org/.
I recommend that you not use the last one unless necessary, because the posts of free classical music are mixed in with all kinds of other posts about classical music, etc. and you would have to wade through that stuff to get to the post that you want.