Great music helps set the scene for the holidays. Our Sound of the Season is back for a potpourri of festive favorites.

After some intense matchups, only four festive favorites remain in our 2021 Carol Countdown. Are you ready to help decide Colorado’s favorite Christmas carol?

Don’t be a Scrooge: We need your votes to decide some big-name matchups in Round 3!

You made your voices heard to advance 16 of our 32 classic carols to the next round in the Carol Countdown. Vote for the next round of carols!

Christmas has come early for you carol lovers with some fantastic matchups in our 2021 Carol Countdown bracket voting that will surely spark a fun debate or two around your home.

CPR Classical brings you the entire 2021-2022 season of Saturday matinee broadcasts from the Metropolitan Opera.

Did you know?! Classical radio, coast to coast is protected by public radio? The big city classical stations once were all commercially owned.  Same in Denver, in danger of disappearing. But now, listeners hold the power, and continue to keep classical radio strong, including on Colorado Public Radio, 24 hours a day! U.S.

Night at the Museum is free and CPR Classical will be there, too! We present three live performances for families and friends during Denver Arts Week.

Part museum, part studio, the BRDG Project just commissioned "Interplay – Art + Opera."

Few names in music hold as much weight as Yo-Yo Ma: cellist, international superstar, humanitarian and beloved human. With a performance career of 60 years, he has brought life to scores and scores of music. From centuries-old traditional tunes to brand new concertos, Yo-Yo Ma is featured on 120 albums.

The significance of the spiritual “God is a God” signaled reliability and stability to the enslaved community. The roots of the words trace back to the Hebrew tradition and were important to those seeking deliverance. Roger Holland speaks to CPR Classical's Monika Vischer about these important messages in Journey to Freedom: The Spirituals Radio Project.

Throughout the fall, CPR Classical is placing tickets in your hands. Each week, a new performance and your chance to catch the return of live music.

Colorado's musical community share their memories of Yo-Yo Ma's guest appearance in Denver during September 11, 2001 the role music played in helping us process and grieve after 9/11.

Instrumentalists throughout our state are safely gathering for rehearsals and audiences are ready for a successful return to the stage. Imagine the thrill of that first downbeat from the Maestro!

Maybe it’s the melody that captures your imagination, or the turn of a phrase, or perhaps it just feels deeply familiar on that first listen. CPR Classical wants to know what piece helped you fall in love with classical music.

Labor Day Weekend feels like a transition from summer--CPR Classical airs 100+ hours of listening for the long stretch.