LRT Opus

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LRT Opus
Broadcast area Lithuania
First air date September 1, 2006 (2006-09-01)
Format Music
Language(s) Lithuanian
Former callsigns Opus 3
Owner Lithuanian National Radio and Television
Sister stations LRT Radijas
LRT Klasika
Webcast www.lrt.lt/mediateka/tiesiogiai/lrt-opus
Website www.lrt.lt/en/channels/LRT-OPUS

LRT Opus is the third Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) radio station that plays contemporary electronic and contemporary rock music. The target audience is educated and more sophisticated 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).

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Radio stations in Lithuania
  • A2
  • Aukštaitijos radijas
  • Baltijos bangų radijas
  • Baltupių radijas
  • European Hit Radio
  • Extra FM
  • FM 99
  • FM Palanga
  • Gaudeamus
  • Geras FM
  • IR
  • Jazz FM
  • Joniškio radijas
  • Kapsai
  • Kauno fonas
  • Kelyje
  • LRT Radijas
  • LRT Klasika
  • LRT Opus
  • Laluna
  • Lietus
  • M-1
  • M-1 Plius
  • Marijos radijas
  • Mažeikių aidas
  • NANO
  • Neringa FM
  • Parabolė FM
  • Power Hit Radio
  • Pulsas
  • Pūkas
  • Pūkas-2
  • Radijas 9
  • Radijas Nykščiai
  • Radiocentras
  • Raduga
  • Relax FM
  • Russkoje Radio Baltija
  • Saulės radijas
  • Spindulys
  • Start FM
  • Stereo Plius
  • Super FM
  • TAU
  • Tauragės radijas
  • Užupio radijas
  • Vakarų FM
  • Ventus
  • Versmė
  • Vilniaus radijas
  • Vox Maris
  • Zip FM
  • Znad Wilii
  • Žemaitijos radijas
  • Žinių radijas

Coordinates: 54°40′41″N 25°15′00″E / 54.678°N 25.250°E / 54.678; 25.250


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