France Musique is a French national public radio channel owned and operated by Radio France. Launched in 1954, it is dedicated to broadcasting classical music, jazz, and world music. The station offers a diverse range of programming, including live concerts, recorded performances, and music-related talk shows.

France Musique's schedule features daily live broadcasts starting at 7am with "Musique Matin". The station places significant emphasis on jazz, with two weekday evening programs: "Open Jazz" and "Banzzaï". Weekend programming includes a request show called "France Musique est à vous" and specialist programs on guitars, cinema, and musicals.

In addition to its main broadcast, France Musique offers several genre-specific internet radio streams, including classical, opera, baroque, jazz, contemporary classical, and world music. The station also regularly broadcasts concerts by the Orchestre National de France and collaborates with other European classical music radio channels to share content internationally.

As part of the Philharmonie de Paris, France Musique continues to evolve, focusing on accessibility for all audiences, digital transition, and integrating music into a broader cultural context. The station maintains its commitment to showcasing both traditional and contemporary musical forms while preserving its role as a key player in France's cultural landscape.