Opus-3

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Opus-3 is the third Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) radio station that plays contemporary electronic and contemporary rock music. This radio station is intended for 20-40 year old people. The station's content has quality information and contemporary music for young folks. The quality information is offered by the Lithuania News Agency (Service). The professionally skilled and sophisticated enjoy this music.

Lithuanian National Radio and Television is a non-profit public broadcaster that has been providing regular radio services since 1926 and television broadcasts since 1957. LRT operates three radio and two national television channels. It also provides satellite and live internet broadcasts, radio, and television podcasts. LRT employs about 650 people and receives about 75 percent of its funding from the Lithuanian government. Although predominantly government financed, LRT does sell advertising. Its operations are overseen by the LRT Council. In 1993, LRT joined European Broadcasters union. The service is based in the capital city of Vilnius.

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