CPR Classical is partnering with Colorado Symphony Jan 27-29 to present “Mozart & Now” featuring guest artists Ji Su Jung and Conrad Tao.

Think you know Mozart? Take our quiz and discover more from CPR Classical and Colorado Symphony.

Click LISTEN NOW to hear Conductor Scott O’Neil and CPR Classical’s Monika Vischer talk to Ryan Warner on Colorado Matters, January 30, 2023. Listen to CPR Classical at noon on Tuesday, January 31 to hear a special broadcast of Mozart’s Requiem for Midday Mozart with Karla Walker.

There’s a new voice on CPR Classical! You may have heard her in the last few weeks. If not, tune in weekends to meet Patty Painter-Wakefield. Patty’s radio career began in college, first at WFDD in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, while getting her bachelor’s degree in music at Wake Forest University.

CPR Classical is thrilled to welcome Kabin Thomas to the team as senior host and producer. You’ll soon hear him hit the airwaves. “I’m so excited to be here,” says Thomas. “It’s a dream to share classical music with folks every day and I look forward to meeting CPR Classical listeners.”

The key to relaxation is right at your fingertips. You know you can turn to CPR Classical for the perfect nighttime soundtrack every evening at 9 p.m. Now, you can decompress, unwind and de-stress whenever you’d like! Hear the quieter side of classical music on demand, and check out a new stream every week.

CPR Classical teamed up with two Colorado ensembles for some amazing concerts this summer: the National Repertory Orchestra with violinist Joshua Bell and the Colorado Music Festival with clarinetist Anthony McGill.

We want to hear from YOU! Let us know what you think of CPR Classical and fill out our listener survey. Your response is not only invaluable information for us, it’s an automatic entry to win a pair of tickets to the Colorado Symphony’s May 27th Performance of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony.

Watch “Journey to Freedom: Building Community Song” from the comfort of your home — Saturday, May 14th at 7:30pm. Stream this community event created in partnership with The Spirituals Project Choir and M. Roger Holland, II. The event is the culmination of our year-long Spirituals Radio Project.

Open any compendium book about classical music and you’ll find an exhaustive list of male composers. In fact, there were many more male composers than female in the course of classical music history, but it’s not as though there weren’t any female composers.

UPDATE: This concert is now available on demand through Friday, April 1. WATCH HERE. Join CPR Classical Monday at 4 p.m. for a live benefit production from the Metropolitan Opera: “A Concert for Ukraine.” Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts the Met Orchestra and chorus, and multiple soloists join the cause to support relief efforts in Ukraine.

CPR Classical joins the Newman Center in presenting the nationwide tour of “Lucy Negro Redux.”

Update, February 25 4:30 p.m.: Thank you to all who have donated. "Above the Ashes" has raised nearly $10,000 for victims of the Marshall Fire.

Watch "The Conductor" from Chez Artiste Theatre on Saturday, Feb 5, with tickets from CPR Classical!

CPR Classical shines a special spotlight on the 18th-century composer during his January 27 birthday.

It’s no surprise why Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is the most recognizable classical composer: memorable melodies, a wicked sense of humor, and music with a serious sense of humanity. A child prodigy and prolific composer who’s music is just as familiar in the concert hall as it is in a film soundtrack.