- For the first time CPR Classical is offering some of our best December programming on demand. Did you miss hearing our full Carol Countdown? Fill your home with more than five hours of holiday music and sing along with world-famous choruses and musicians.
- In the end, there could only be one: Here are the results of our 2020 Christmas carol bracket.
- Choose your champion carol wisely. Voting ends on Dec. 13, 2020.
- Beethoven lived in a time of revolution. The American Revolution began just after he was born and the French Revolution ignited when he was a coming-of-age 18-year-old. The ideals of these revolutions – liberty, self-determination, the breaking down of the class structure based on birth – all shaped Beethoven’s mindset and his music.
- It's the festive four! Who will move on to be in the championship round?
- The seasonal 16 have been chopped in half. Voting for your favorite of these eight carols is open through Dec. 6.
- How well do you know Beethoven? Take this quiz to find out!
- Silly competition is the reason for the season! Voting is now open in the 2nd round of our Christmas Carol brackets.
- It's the joy and song competition you were looking for in 2020: A bracket to finally decide which Christmas carol is the best Christmas carol.
- The holidays in 2020 are a little different this year but that doesn’t mean all of our usual traditions have to be forgotten. We've rounded up a few of our favorite ways to enjoy classical holiday music this year while staying safe.
- Listen to 250 minutes of your favorite Beethoven pieces on air and on Spotify.
- American classical favorites for cooking, dining or relaxing with a full-belly!
- Colorado conductor Scott O’Neil to reveal and demystify classical music daily on CPR Classical.
- Each week, hear top-notch performances from one of the world's finest opera companies.
- CPR Classical re-creates historical concerts and explores different aspects of Beethoven’s music.
